Our Partners... Thank You
Updated: Jan 5, 2023
Pathway Forward, Inc. launched in 2021. Our purpose is the build the human, social, and physical capital of Baltimore City by:
developing partnerships with private and public entitles to deliver human services, particularly to the homeless, elderly, families, and children
foster economic revitalization
enhance educational opportunities for youth
build community capacity through civic engagement
In our community engagement approach, our intent is to develop sustained measurable outcomes. Three years in we are well underway. We listen and work with our neighbors to improve the quality of life for those of us who live, work, and worship in Baltimore City.
We want to thank our community volunteers, many of whom are legacies, who grew up and raised their families in the Poppleton Community.
As we begin year three, we also thank to the following private and public partners who helped us begin with a strong foundation:
Abell Foundation Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Epsilon Omega Chapter Angels Helping Angels Baltimore City Department of Planning, Our Baltimore Baltimore City Department of Public Works, BMORE Beautiful Baltimore City Health Department Baltimore Ravens Black Church Food Security Network, Inc. Exelon Corporation Foundation for Spirituality & Medicine
Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake
Lowe's Home Team
Paul's Place
Saint Luke's Youth Center (SLYC)
United Way of Central Maryland
University Maryland Community Engagement Center
University of Maryland Extension
University Maryland Medical Center, Midtown Campus
West Baltimore Renaissance Foundation
World Central Kitchen
Great to see Pathway Forward's impact in Baltimore! Sustained partnerships really do build stronger communities. Curious how you measure outcomes—tools like a Random Number Generator can help with sampling. Keep it up!
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