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Baltimore City Neighborhoods - Community Development Toolbox

The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance The Alliance fosters well informed decision making for long term neighborhood change by producing the Vital Signs that "take the pulse" of Baltimore neighborhoods, training and technical assistance to use data and the Vital Signs to enhance neighborhood improvement efforts, and through its "one stop shop" for a variety of neighborhood data - all available on the website or in the alliance office. BNIA uses maps as the primary way to distribute data.
Development Credit Fund The Development Credit Fund and its affiliate, the Community Lending Group, assist minority and woman owned businesses in the Baltimore City area with accessing capital at competitive interest rates.
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development has a number of resources to assist communities in revitalizing their commercial corridors. These include the Neighborhood Business Development Program and the Neighborhood Partnership Program.
Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations (MANO) The Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations is a statewide membership organization. MANO provides technical assistance to its members on such issues as 501c3 certification, employee benefits and board education and training.
The Neighborhood Design Center (NDC) The Neighborhood Design Center (NDC) is among the oldest nonprofit organizations in the country marshaling countless volunteer hours by design professionals in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, engineering (among others) in order to support the City's urban revitalization efforts.
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. is dedicated to bringing lasting improvements to distressed communities. Enterprise is a national, nonprofit housing and community development organization.
Main Street Maryland Main Street Maryland is the state-wide version of Baltimore Main Streets. Main Street Maryland works primarily with Maryland’s smaller towns and communities using the Main Street Four-Point Approach. The Main Street Maryland network consists of the communities of Cumberland, Easton, Oakland, Denton and Westminster.
Maryland Downtown Development Association (MDDA) Maryland Downtown Development Association (MDDA) is a statewide organization of professionals aggressively promoting the health and vitality of Maryland’s downtowns and traditional commercial business districts. MDDA sponsors annual conferences, publishes a newsletter and promotes professional development through networking and mentoring events.
Maryland Historic Trust (MHT) The Maryland Historic Trust has financial resources available for communities seeking to protect and enhance their historic assets. Grants are available both for capital (i.e. renovation) and non-capital (i.e. planning, historic designation) uses.
MD Department of Assessments & Taxation Real Property Database MD Department of Assessments & Taxation Real Property Database maintains listings for properties throughout the state. Find out who's responsible for whatever's happening to that house or property you've often wondered about.
Baltimore Community Foundation Capital Match Grants The Baltimore Community Foundation helps people and organizations carry out their individual charitable plans with the common goal of improving the quality of life in the greater Baltimore region, today and for generations to come.

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