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For Leftover Love, it started with a simple observation at an Orioles game: There was a lot of food going to waste.

Instead of forgetting about it after leaving the ballpark, the organization’s founders kept asking questions.

Where did all the unsold and unused food go at the end of a game? Could food that was still perfectly good make its way t...


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For women returning home after incarceration, finding a job can be about much more than submitting an application. It can mean rebuilding confidence, learning how to talk about the past without letting it define the future, and remembering just how much they still have to offer.

That’s where


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Building Capacity for Aging Well

Maryland Nonprofits is proud to partner with Enterprise on the Thome Aging Well Program, an initiative designed to strengthen the organizational capacity, leadership, and long-term sustainability of nonprofit organizations serving older adults with low incomes across Maryland.

As part of this initiative...


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Maryland Nonprofits’ Board of Directors is pleased to announce the selection of Lindsey Baker as the organization’s next President & CEO. A Maryland-based nonprofit executive with nearly two decades of leadership experience, Baker will lead Maryland’s statewide association of nonprofits as it continues to strengthen and advocate for nearly 1,800+ nonprofit members and par...


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Building a Pathway Into Early Childhood Education

In Long Branch, Maryland, families need access to high-quality early childhood education. At the same time, early childhood centers are working to recruit and retain qualified educators, while residents interested in the field can face barriers to training, credentials, and employment.


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