Greater Baltimore Committee

WMAR reports on how non-profits assisting small businesses affected by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse can apply for the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong Business Support Grants program. This program was created by GBC in partnership with the Baltimore Community Foundation. https://lnkd.in/eWhJCr44 Learn more about how non-profits can apply for the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong programs submit your application today at https://lnkd.in/eF8aGVwG

The Maryland Daily Record shared the exciting news that the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong Business Support Grants program is now accepting applications from non-profits to help small businesses that were affected by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. These grants will be used to create necessary adjustments and enhance business districts for long-term economic stability. https://lnkd.in/ezVzmXrT Learn more about how non-profits can apply for the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong programs submit your application today at https://lnkd.in/eF8aGVwG

The Baltimore Sun reported on the kickoff of the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong Business Support Grants program that GBC developed in partnership with Baltimore Community Foundation. https://ow.ly/K8vV50T58V2 The Port of Baltimore was quickly reopened after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, but many businesses are still struggling due to the loss of the crossing. Learn more about how non-profits can apply for the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong programs submit your application today at https://lnkd.in/eF8aGVwG

In this special dispatch published in The AFRO-American Newspapers, GBC President and CEO Mark Anthony Thomas speaks to the vital importance of the organization's landmark vacant housing agreement developed in partnership with BUILD and the Mayor's Office and gives updates on the progress made since the plan was announced last December Read More at https://lnkd.in/e7bgzuxD

Yesterday, Baltimore City Police Commissioner Richard Worley discussed the police department's crime reduction and police recruitment efforts. Register for our Prospective Partner Informational on September 11 [bit.ly/3AKkszO] or register for our Public Safety-focused All In 2035 Informational on September 12 [https://bit.ly/3YNNWXM] to learn how you can support this work.

Today, GBC partnered with Baltimore Community Foundation to announce the launch of the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong Small Business Support Grants Program, a $5 million initiative to provide funding to area nonprofits to support their capacity-building work for small businesses affected by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. Learn more and please help share this opportunity.

All In | 2035 is GBC's Ten-Year Economic Development Plan for the Baltimore Region. GBC is happy to set the table with this plan, but we are only as strong as our 400+ Partner network and we need you to engage with All In | 2035 for it to create the type of transformative change capable of advancing the Baltimore Region. The next engagement opportunity will discuss how All In | 2035 will guide GBC's Investment Attraction and Business Expansion initiative. This GBC Partner event will be held on Wednesday, September 4, 2024 at 10 AM. Register for this hybrid event today at https://bit.ly/3YJY8jR This is a GBC Partner event, your organization is likely a part of GBC's 400+ network of companies and institutions. Contact [email protected] to confirm your Partnership status, or to join GBC as a Partner organization.

All In | 2035 is GBC's Ten-Year Economic Development Plan for the Baltimore Region. GBC is happy to set the table with this plan, but we are only as strong as our 400+ Partner network and we need you to engage with All In | 2035 for it to create the type of transformative change capable of advancing the Baltimore Region. The next engagement opportunity will discuss how All In | 2035 will guide GBC's Transportaion and Infrastructure initiative. This GBC Partner event will be held on Thursday, September 5, 2024 at 2 PM. Register for this hybrid event today at https://bit.ly/46SmBG0 This is a GBC Partner event, your organization is likely a part of GBC's 400+ network of companies and institutions. Contact [email protected] to confirm your Partnership status, or to join GBC as a Partner organization.

Later this year, the Greater Baltimore Committee will be hosting our 2nd Annual Transportation & Economic Opportunity Summit to highlight the most relevant issues affecting the infrastructure and multi-modal connectivity networks in the Baltimore Region. If you're an employee of a GBC Partner organization (check here: https://gbc.org/partners/), you can attend this very informative informational on Thursday September 5th on how our 10-Year Plan addresses key transportation issues. Please consider attending!

All In | 2035 is GBC's Ten-Year Economic Development Plan for the Baltimore Region. GBC is happy to set the table with this plan, but we are only as strong as our 400+ Partner network and we need you to engage with All In | 2035 for it to create the type of transformative change capable of advancing the Baltimore Region. The next engagement opportunity will discuss how All In | 2035 will guide GBC's Transportaion and Infrastructure initiative. This GBC Partner event will be held on Thursday, September 5, 2024 at 2 PM. Register for this hybrid event today at https://bit.ly/46SmBG0 This is a GBC Partner event, your organization is likely a part of GBC's 400+ network of companies and institutions. Contact [email protected] to confirm your Partnership status, or to join GBC as a Partner organization.