Changing Lives in West Baltimore
This community-based nonprofit is dedi- cated to enriching the economic, social, and spiritual lives of those dealing with poverty-related issues in the Sandtown- Winchester, Upton, and surrounding communities through these programs: Martha’s Place: Offers a recov-
Neighborhood revitalization of the 1900 and 2000 blocks of Pennsylva- nia Avenue includes the full renova- tion of six previously
Strength to Love II: An urban farm that provides workforce de- velopment, and serves citizens returning to the community from incarceration. The farm entails 14 greenhouses totaling 1.5 acres, addresses communi - ty food apartheid issues, and offers employment to commu- nity residents.
Jubilee Arts: Using art as a catalyst for social change and empower-
ery program that helps women achieve sobriety while maintaining a job and housing. The program offers supportive services such as addictions counseling, case management, money man- agement training, and well- ness classes.
vacant and dilapidated buildings, transformation of 18 vacant lots into community green spaces and meditative gardens, creation of a three dozen neighborhood mu- rals, and conversion of 1.5 acres of vacant lots into an urban farm.
ment, this program offers ceram- ics, visual arts, and dance classes, a teen entrepreneurship program, community art projects, and cultural activities that reach over 2,500 children and adults annually.
To support Intersection of Change, checks can be mailed to: P.O. Box 12764, Baltimore, MD 21217
Learn more or donate online: www. IntersectionofChange.org
Sponsored by Margaret Allen & Philip Perkins and Barbara & David Treasure
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