Our floor plans and pricing are designed with the modern creative, nonprofit and small business person in mind. Pick the plan and the price point that works for you.

We are a community of volunteers who develop open-source projects as a Code for America Brigade (https://www.codeforamerica.org/) by focusing on open government, open data, great design, and social good in Baltimore.

Building a new shopping center or condo complex can be a complicated and costly undertaking. The same goes for renovating older properties. MECU offers developer-friendly Commercial Construction and Rehab loans that trim your expenses, simplify your financing and offer easier repayment terms.

Purchase the property you need for your next business venture.

In 2018, the City of Baltimore launched the Community Catalyst Grants Program (CCG) to support locally driven community development work. CCG is a competitive awards program. The program has provided capital funds and operating funds for community-driven revitalization efforts.

Giving back to the communities it serves is as important to Constellation as providing competitive pricing and a variety of energy sources. That's why we reach out and work regularly with various non-profit and community groups around the country.

Explore customizable professional development opportunities. We’ve brought in industry experts to create skills-based content suited for your team!

The Creative Baltimore Fund is a grant made annually by the City of Baltimore.

An artist-run gallery, studio, and headquarters for cultural production in Baltimore, Maryland.

CAMI has a membership of 500+ cyber security professionals and businesses that are available to support your business. To leverage this resource, CAMI has established a cybersecurity breach incident hotline for businesses.

Here you will find cybersecurity product and service companies located in Maryland.

Serving one of the most diverse regions in the country, DPW invites small, local minority, women, and/or disadvantaged businesses to learn more about the Small Business Development (SBD) Growth by Design Training Program. DPW’s SBD Growth by Design Program offers a series of training modules to help companies learn more about construction and construction-related work.

We will spend 5 days enhancing our leadership skills, our technical skills as well as ways we can do better as global citizens.

Dingman Center Angels (DCA) is a Maryland based angel investment group that provides funding to early-stage companies primarily located in the mid-Atlantic region. Our members are entrepreneurs, CXO's, venture capitalists and business leaders who have founded, funded and built world-class companies. Our investors come from a variety of industries, have diverse investment experience and expertise; and, in association with the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, help foster a vibrant local early-stage venture investment community.

Downtown BOOST Program: Presented by Fearless will support the long-term success of five creative, Black-owned Baltimore businesses in Downtown Baltimore storefronts

Join us for a Baltimore 4 o'clock meeting (cocktails are encouraged) to learn about everything we’ve been up to over the past year and hear our new President’s vision for the future of Downtown Baltimore

We invest in B2B Software startups.

Join us as we hear from top fiscal experts who will discuss the current economic status and trends of the state and national economy, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy, and how the pandemic has affected the 2020 Presidential Election.

The EdTech Innovation Showcase features networking, product demonstrations and lightning presentations from entrepreneurs who are leading the regional EdTech space.

JumpStart classes are designed to model a real job site and provide students with hands-on experience. With a focus on accountability, skills mastery and mathematics, students leave the program ready for entry-level work on any construction site.

The BDC manages the State of Maryland Enterprise Zone program in Baltimore City. Enterprise Zones (EZ) are intended to encourage investment in distressed areas by offering incentives to existing businesses to expand and helping to attract new companies, to invest and create jobs.

The Greater Washington, DC Entrepreneurs of Color Fund is a $6.65 million effort by JP Morgan Chase, Capital Impact Partners, and the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation to support minority-owned businesses in the Greater Washington region by providing them with access to capital and small business advice.

Fab Lab Baltimore is a non-profit digital fabrication lab, community workspace, and educational center, that serves as a resource for students, designers, artists, inventors, entrepreneurs, and other professionals, as well as businesses and institutions in the Mid-Atlantic region. ​ Fab Labs began as an outreach project through MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms. There is now an International Fab Lab Network spanning the globe.

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore administers a Facade Improvement Program encouraging and assisting property and business owners in Downtown restore existing storefronts.

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore administers a Facade Improvement Program encouraging and assisting property and business owners in Downtown restore existing storefronts. Since 2002, Downtown Partnership has administered over $1 million in grants and leveraged millions in private investment.

Find local businesses relative to a specific geography, sector, or founder cohort.

Find local businesses relative to a specific geography, sector, or founder cohort.

The Foundation favors one-time, project-oriented requests which have defined beginnings and endings, as opposed to annual giving or ongoing operational support.

COVID-19 can be a confusing, stressful, and overwhelming situation for employers. The Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) is a resource for you to help make the right decisions for your staff, patrons, and business.

Full Circle is a fine art services company located in Baltimore, Maryland offering the best in state-of-the-art imaging and art presentation services, since 1987.

Function Coworking Community combines the comforts of a home office with the benefits of a modern, high-tech office environment.

Future Baltimore is a flagship partnership for West Baltimore and the result of the innovative and equity-focused collaboration between Bon Secours Community Works, Kaiser Permanente and the Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC). We have joined forces to help improve the socio-economic conditions in the area by launching a business incubator. Named Incubator Without Walls, the program includes an intensive and accelerating series of coursework, one-on-one coaching and financing options to help local entrepreneurs achieve greater financial potential and business growth.

We are compiling resources that are available and may be of assistance to businesses in Baltimore and throughout the state during this time of crisis, and will continue to update as new information becomes available.

The Goldseker Foundation makes grants primarily in the areas of community development, education, and strengthening the nonprofit sector.

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Whether you’re a large company working to expand your social impact or a local business rooted in your community, we want to recognize your leadership in creating great jobs in Baltimore, and work with you help your employees and business thrive.

JobsPlus is a listing of all the latest opportunities in the Greater Baltimore cultural community. The listing includes job offers, internships, workshops, classes, and more.

Get Free Expert Help from SCORE Greater Baltimore to Start & Grow Your Small Business. As highly successful and experienced business professionals and entrepreneurs, SCORE Greater Baltimore mentors deliver valuable, timely, and practical advice at no cost to you.

Baltimore now offers personal property tax credit to grocery stores locating or making significant renovations within targeted areas in the City. Lack of access to healthy food choices contributes to disparities in life expectancy, which can differ up to 18 years. In addition, quality supermarkets often serve as a catalyst for increased economic development in the community.