The Ravens are also ensuring people have what they need to stay warm.
Lamar Jackson and Justin Tucker were some of the players who visited the Helping Up Mission Shelter for the 19th annual Ravens Coat Giveaway…
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Ravens distribute coats, gloves, hats to those in need at Baltimore’s Helping Up Mission
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‘I come here to better myself’: Outreach group helps Baltimore’s homeless crisis
New street outreach brings access to services to Baltimore’s homeless population
By: Dominick Philippe-Auguste
Posted at 5:25 PM, Sep 14, 2022 and last updated 5:25 PM, Sep 14, 2022
BALTIMORE — The Helping Up Mission has launched a new Street Outreach Program to try to lend a hand to Baltimore’s homeless men and women.
The program is a solution that responds to the growing need to provide information, essential care and life-changing services to individuals in need.
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One of Baltimore’s oldest nonprofits opens its first facility for women
Tuesday, February 1, 2022
Tommie Clark, WBAL-TV 11
One of Baltimore City’s oldest nonprofit organizations is trying something new.
The Helping Up Mission, which provides shelter and services to those in need, is opening its new building for the Center for Women and Children.
“It is exciting what is happening on East Baltimore Street through Helping Up Mission,” said Pamela Wilkerson, director of Helping Up Mission’s Center for Women and Children.
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Baltimore men’s shelter prepares to welcome women
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3k pairs of socks donated to Helping Up Mission
Posted at 5:54 PM, Jan 12, 2022
and last updated 6:17 PM, Jan 12, 2022
BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s Helping Up Mission received a generous donation Wednesday morning.
The organization received 3,000 pairs of socks as part of the Marian Preparatory Academy’s first annual “Sock-It to me” Drive, collecting socks for homeless women, men, and children.
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