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Maryland Service Locations Maryland | Service Location Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW AmeriCorps City Service Locations Project Name Program Type Completed* Current Sponsor Organization Participants Participants Adelphi "MARY HARRIS ""MOTHER"" Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 1 JONES ELEMENTARY" Teach For America Adelphi Buck Lodge Middle School Road Map AmeriCorps Program AmeriCorps State 15 15 Latin American Youth Center Annapolis Let's Go Boys and Girls- Maryland Out of School Time VISTA Project AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Millersville Fund for Educational Excellence Annapolis Seeds 4 Success Volunteer Maryland AmeriCorps State - 1 Volunteer Maryland Annapolis Susquehanna State Park Susquehanna State Park Trail Improvements AmeriCorps NCCC 7 - (February 25 - March 18, 2020) Susquehanna State Park Arbutus Chesapeake, HFH of the Chesapeake, HFH of the AmeriCorps National - 1 Habitat for Humanity International, Inc. Arbutus Habitat for Humanity of the HabiCorps AmeriCorps State 16 12 Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake Arbutus Special Olympics ShoreCorps AmeriCorps State - 1 Salisbury State University (PALS) Arbutus Special Olympics Frederick ASTAR AmeriCorps State 1 2 Frostburg State University A STAR! Arden on the Severn Arlington Echo Volunteer Maryland AmeriCorps State - 1 Volunteer Maryland Baltimore 901 Arts Community Art Collaborative AmeriCorps State - 1 Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore AARP Foundation Experience AARP Foundation VISTA Project AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Corps - Baltimore AARP Foundation Baltimore ABBOTTSTON ELEMENTARY EC Baltimore City AmeriCorps National 4 3 AARP Foundation Baltimore ABBOTTSTON ELEMENTARY Playworks Baltimore AmeriCorps National 1 - Playworks Education Energized Baltimore ABBOTTSTON ELEMENTARY Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers Baltimore ACADEMY FOR COLLEGE Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 1 AND CAREER EXPLORATION Teach For America Baltimore ACADEMY FOR COLLEGE Baltimore City Teacher Residency AmeriCorps National - 1 AND CAREER EXPLORATION The New Teacher Project Baltimore Academy for College and Teach For America-Maryland AmeriCorps State 2 - Career Exploration (ACCE) Teach For America Baltimore Access Art Community Art Collaborative AmeriCorps State 1 3 Maryland Institute College of Art Baltimore Afya Public Charter Middle Teach For America-Maryland AmeriCorps State 2 - Teach For America Baltimore AFYA PUBLIC CHARTER Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 SCHOOL Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers Baltimore ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY EC Baltimore City AmeriCorps National 2 4 AARP Foundation Baltimore ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY Maryland Reading Corps AmeriCorps State 2 2 The Literacy Lab Baltimore ARLINGTON RP Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Reading Partners AmeriCorps NCCC members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers may serve at more than one service location in the report; they are counted at each location in which they serve. Report reflects all national service locations active between January 15, 2020 and January 13, 2021. For AmeriCorps Seniors projects where 2020 service location data is unavailable, service locations associated with the project from the previous year are represented. 1 Maryland | Service Location Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW City Service Locations Project Name Program Type Completed* Current Sponsor Organization Participants Participants Baltimore ARLINGTON Reading Partners Maryland AmeriCorps State 2 - ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Reading Partners Baltimore ARLINGTON Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 1 ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Teach For America Baltimore ARMISTEAD GARDENS Playworks Baltimore AmeriCorps National 1 - ELEMENTARY Playworks Education Energized Baltimore ARMISTEAD GARDENS Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 1 ELEMENTARY Teach For America Baltimore ARUNDEL EC Baltimore City AmeriCorps National - 3 ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE AARP Foundation Baltimore ARUNDEL RP Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Reading Partners Baltimore ARUNDEL Reading Partners Maryland AmeriCorps State 1 - ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Reading Partners Baltimore ARUNDEL Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 3 ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Teach For America Baltimore ARUNDEL Maryland Reading Corps AmeriCorps State 3 2 ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE The Literacy Lab Baltimore ARUNDEL Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National 1 2 ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers Baltimore AUGUSTA FELLS SAVAGE Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 2 INSTITUTE OF VISUAL ARTS Teach For America Baltimore Baltimore CCUSA New Americans & Family Strengthening AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Catholic Charities USA Baltimore Baltimore Bar Association Volunteer Maryland AmeriCorps State 1 - Senior Legal Services Volunteer Maryland Baltimore Baltimore City College High Teach For America-Maryland AmeriCorps State 2 - Teach For America Baltimore Baltimore City Department of Baltimore City DPW AmeriCorps/VISTA Program AmeriCorps VISTA 4 7 Public Works Baltimore City Department of Public Works Baltimore Baltimore City Health Public Allies Maryland AmeriCorps National 1 - Department - Chronic Disease Public Allies, Inc. Baltimore Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Public Allies Maryland AmeriCorps National - 2 Children & Family Success Public Allies, Inc. Baltimore Baltimore City Public Schools Civic Works Service Corps AmeriCorps State 2 - Civic Works, Incorporated Baltimore Baltimore City Public Schools Baltimore City Teacher Residency AmeriCorps National 30 16 The New Teacher Project Baltimore Baltimore Collegiate School for Baltimore Collegiate AmeriCorps National 5 24 Boys Great Oaks Foundation Inc Baltimore Baltimore Collegiate School for Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 3 Boys Teach For America Baltimore Baltimore Collegiate School for Teach For America-Maryland AmeriCorps State 2 - Boys Teach For America Baltimore Baltimore Collegiate School for Baltimore Collegiate Teaching Fellows, an AmeriCorps National 11 - Boys AmeriCorps Program The Match Foundation, Inc. Baltimore Baltimore Collegiate School for Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National 1 2 Boys Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers Baltimore BALTIMORE DESIGN Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 SCHOOL Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers AmeriCorps NCCC members and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers may serve at more than one service location in the report; they are counted at each location in which they serve. Report reflects all national service locations active between January 15, 2020 and January 13, 2021. For AmeriCorps Seniors projects where 2020 service location data is unavailable, service locations associated with the project from the previous year are represented. 2 Maryland | Service Location Report 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW City Service Locations Project Name Program Type Completed* Current Sponsor Organization Participants Participants Baltimore Baltimore Energy Challenge OYSI19 - Civic Works, Inc. AmeriCorps National 3 - The Corps Network Baltimore Baltimore Energy Challenge TIP - Civic Works, Inc. AmeriCorps National - 1 The Corps Network Baltimore Baltimore Leadership School for Teach For America-Maryland AmeriCorps State 4 - Young Women Teach For America Baltimore BALTIMORE LEADERSHIP Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers WOMEN Baltimore Baltimore Office of Public Allies Maryland AmeriCorps National - 1 Sustainability Public Allies, Inc. Baltimore BALTIMORE SCHOOL FOR Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National 1 - THE ARTS Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers Baltimore Baltimore SquashWise Service through Sports AmeriCorps VISTA 1 - Up2Us, Inc. Baltimore Baltimore Urban Baseball Baltimore Urban Baseball Association (BUBA) AmeriCorps National - 1 Association (BUBA) Up2Us, Inc. Baltimore BaltimoreCorps Public Allies Maryland AmeriCorps National 3 11 Public Allies, Inc. Baltimore Banner Neighborhoods Service through Sports AmeriCorps VISTA - 1 Community Corporation Up2Us, Inc. Baltimore Banner Neighborhoods Banner Neighborhoods Community Corporation, AmeriCorps National 2 1 Community Corporation, Inc Inc Up2Us, Inc. Baltimore BARCLAY EC Baltimore City AmeriCorps National 1 - ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE AARP Foundation Baltimore BARCLAY Playworks Baltimore AmeriCorps National 1 - ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE Playworks Education Energized Baltimore BAY-BROOK ELEMENTARY Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 5 Teach For America Baltimore BAY-BROOK ELEMENTARY Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 3 Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers Baltimore Baybrook Elementary Middle Teach For America-Maryland AmeriCorps State 1 - School Teach For America Baltimore BCCC Maryland New Americans Opportunity Program AmeriCorps State 2 2 CASA de Maryland Baltimore BCCC Refugee Youth Project Notre Dame AmeriCorps - Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 Notre Dame Mission Volunteers Program, Inc. Baltimore BCPS - Office of Public Allies Maryland AmeriCorps National 1 1 Communications & Community Public Allies, Inc. Engagement Baltimore BELMONT ELEMENTARY Baltimore City Teacher Residency AmeriCorps National - 1 The New Teacher Project Baltimore BELMONT ELEMENTARY Urban Teachers Baltimore AmeriCorps National - 1 Urban Teacher Center dba Urban Teachers Baltimore Benjamin Franklin High Teach For America-Maryland AmeriCorps State 4 - Teach For America Baltimore BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH Teach For America Maryland AmeriCorps State - 5 SCHOOL AT MASONVILLE Teach For America COVE Baltimore Black
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