Human Purpose. Human Impact.
Great progress towards a better Baltimore is being made at the 2300 block of East Eager Street… 1 brick at a time!
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A new art-park in Station North is expected to be the largest in the area and will feature a safe and clean environment for fostering new avenues of strategic change and maximizing urban design.
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People are talking about us; most recently, the Daily Record with the article, Nonprofit lands city contract for vacant homes, by Adam Bednar published May 30, 2014.
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If you’re planning some renovations, you may be able to save money and help the environment if you opt to start your project with deconstruction rather than traditional demolition.
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Join us for Money for Mission: An event for non-profit professionals on Friday, June 27, 2014.
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30th Anniversary Volunteer Event & Celebration June 7, 2014 — 8:30am – 3:00pm Location: Ben Cardin Pavilion in Leakin Park Parks & People Foundation is turning 30! Come celebrate with us on June 7th (also National Trails Day) for a volunteer park/trail/stream clean-up activity and party. The volunteer activity will take place from 8:30am –
City hopes reclaimed bricks can build jobs, sustainability. From the Baltimore Sun front-page feature on Humanim. Baltimore City has awarded Details, a social enterprise of Humanim, with a contract to deconstruct vacant houses and sell the harvested materials in a pilot – program. This program will remove blight and pollution as part of the Vacants
iScan was recently awarded a contract to scan over 2 million pages of critical documents for the MD DHMH Board of Pharmacy.
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This home is a custom eco-friendly construction project registered through the LEED Green Building Program.
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