Baltimore angel network

Donors will only be given a first name and Christmas wish list for each Angel. Furthermore, not every Salvation Army site that has an Angel Tree program uses this website to collect applications. Enter your zip code in the space provided. If it returns a message that your area is not currently served by this site, contact your local Salvation Army to determine if they have other ways for you to apply.

Helpful Hint: As part of the application process you may be asked to provide copies of documentation. You will be able to upload from scanned copies or take photos.

Now he and some local tech execs are hoping to bring some of that energy here. The group is uniting other entrepreneurs — and their cash — to create a place where startups can make their cases for investments. The companies need small five- or six-figure boosts to cover payroll and other expenses to start generating revenue, but those gifts have traditionally lagged because of the inherent risk that comes with untested companies.

In the recession, investors are focused more on keeping their existing portfolios afloat than finding new ventures. But they say their main motivations are altruistic. During an unprecedented time of self and government-imposed isolation, Baltimore Neighbors Network BNN was founded to connect older Baltimore City neighbors to necessary resources and to provide social and emotional support during the very stressful months of quarantine. From the organizing team that has met twice a week, to the clinicians that have supported volunteers, to those making the phone calls themselves--nearly the entire effort was organized and executed without compensation.

Between March, and May, , volunteers made more than 40, phone calls, connected with nearly 11, neighbors providing more than 1, resource referrals. The BNN story reflects the heart and soul of Baltimoreans.