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BTU IMPACT AREA STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS & SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES TU is working with these partners to address the most pressing needs of our communities. 4K for Cancer Baltimore Office of Sustainability Chesterfield Technical Center Academies of Loudoun Monroe Advanced Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Children’s Guild Technical Academy Baltimore Symphony Orchestra City of Baltimore Adopt-A-Block Baltimore Tree Trust Civic Works Aigburth Manor Association of Towson Battlefield High School Clean Bread and Cheese Creek Allegany College Of Maryland Bay Community Support Services Coaching Corps Allegany County Center for Career and BCCC Refugee Youth Project College Of Southern Maryland Technology Education Beans and Bread Community College of Baltimore County Allegany County Public Schools Believe in Tomorrow House Community Ecology Institute Alternative Directions Bello Machre Constellation Energy Group American Red Cross Benjamin Franklin High School at Masonville Cool Kids Campaign Annapolis Opera Cove Croom High School Anne Arundel Community College Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School Crossland High School Anne Arundel County Board of Elections Bishop McNamara High School Cumberland Perry Area Vocational Technical Anne Arundel County Public Schools Black Yield Institute School Applications Research Laboratory Blakehurst Retirement Community Cybersoft Vocational Institutes Archbishop Carroll High School Boys Hope Girls Hope of Baltimore Damascus High School Arlington Public Schools Burkleigh Square Community Association Dauphin County Technical School Art with a Heart BYKE Collective Days for Girls International Ascension Lutheran Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation DC Housing Authority Assistance Center of Towson Churches Calvert Career and Technology Academy Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Astar Education Institute Calvert County Public Schools Digital Harbor High School Autism Speaks Calvert School Disability Rights Maryland Baltimore City Community College Camp Running Bear Dorchester Career and Technology Center Baltimore City Department of Recreation and CAN CAN Foundation Dorchester County Public Schools Parks Capitol Technology University Dover Area High School Baltimore City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs Carlisle Area High School Dr. Bernard Harris, Sr. Elementary School Baltimore City Public Schools Caroline County Public Schools Dr. Henry A. Wise, Jr. High School Baltimore Collegetown Network Carroll Community College Dr. James A. Forrest Career and Technology Baltimore County Department of Aging Carroll County Career Technology Center Center Baltimore County Detention Center Carroll County Public Library DuVal High School Baltimore County Police Department Carroll County Public Schools East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention Baltimore County Public Libraries Carver Vocational Technical High School Eastern Technical High School Baltimore County Public Library - Main Branch CASA Program to Assist Maryland Dreamers Edenwald Senior Community Baltimore County Public Schools Cecil County Public Schools Edison Academy Baltimore Green Space Cecil County School of Technology Edmondson-Westside High School Baltimore Humane Society Center of Applied Technology North Empowering Minds Resource Center Baltimore Information Technology Academy (BIT) Center of Applied Technology South Empowerment Temple A.M.E Baltimore Integration Partnership Central Baltimore Partnership Esperanza Center Baltimore Jewish Council Chantilly Academy Fallstaff Elementary/Middle Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women Charles Carroll Barrister Family League of Baltimore Baltimore Metropolitan Council Charles County Public Library Forest Park High School Baltimore Museum of Art Charles County Public Schools Franciscan Center Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts Charles H. Flowers High School Frederick Community College Last Updated 4/12/21 LEARN MORE AT TOWSON.EDU/BTU BTU IMPACT AREA STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS & SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES TU is working with these partners to address the most pressing needs of our communities. Frederick County Career and Technology Center I’m Still Standing Community Corporation Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High Frederick County Public Schools I am mentality Millennial Tech Young Creators Program Friends of Patapsco Valley State Park Immigration and Outreach and Service Center of Montgomery College Friends of the H. L. Mencken House Baltimore Montgomery County Public Schools Gaithersburg High School International Rescue Committee Motor House Garrett College Irvine Nature Center Mount Vernon High School Garrett County Public Schools Itineris Baltimore Moveable Feast George Mason University J. M. Tawes Technology & Career Center My Sister’s Place Women’s Center Germanna Community College Jersey Shore Area High School National Academy Foundation Girl Scouts of Central Maryland Jessup Correctional Institution National Pan Hellenic Council of Metropolitan Girls in the Game Jewish Community Services Baltimore Glenmount Elementary/Middle School Jewish Museum of Maryland National Park Service Goucher Prison Education Partnership Johns Hopkins Children’s Center National Science Foundation Govans Ecumenical Development Corporation Johns Hopkins University Native Sky Watchers- Earth and Sky Connections (GEDCO) John Tyler Community College NeighborSpace Greater Baltimore Urban League Junior Achievement of Central Maryland NeighborSpace of Baltimore County Guilford Elementary/Middle School Karina Association New Era Academy Gwynn Park High School Keepers of the Mountain New Fit Kids Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake Kennedy Krieger Institute New Town High School Hagerstown Community College Kent County Public Schools NextGenITT Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street Knollwood-Donnybrook Improvement Norfolk State University Hampden Family Center Association Northern Virginia Community College - Hampton National Park Service, Historic Site Laurel High School Alexandria Harford Community College Lawyer’s Committee on Civil Rights Northern Virginia Community College - Annandale Harford County Board of Elections Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Northern Virginia Community College - Loudon Harford County Detention Center Levindale Lillie May Carroll Jackson Charter School Northern Virginia Community College - Harford County Public Library Manassas Lutherville Laboratory Elementary School Harford County Public Schools Northern Virginia Community College - Harford Technical High School Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company Woodbridge Harmony Herd Manna House North Korean Refugees in the United States Harrisburg University Marshall Academy North Point High School Healthcare for Homeless Maryland Able NPower Helping Up Mission Maryland Department of Juvenile Services Oliver Recreation Center Herring Run Nursery Maryland Department of Rehabilitation Services Oregon Ridge Nature Center Higher Achievement Maryland Film Festival - Stavros Niarchos Our Daily Bread Parkway Theatre Hood College Parkside High School Career Technology Maryland Food Bank Education HOPE for All Maryland Institute College of Art Parkville High School Hope Works Howard County Maryland Music Educators Association Pass IT On-Community Technical Training House of Ruth Maryland National Guard Pathfinders for Autism Howard Community College Maryland State Department of Education Patterson High School Howard County Autism Society Marymount University Paul’s Place Howard County Library System Matoaca High School Penn North Kids Safe Zone Howard County Public Schools McKinley Technology High School People’s Law Library Humanim Mentoring Mentors Phelps Architecture, Construction, and Hussman Institute for Autism Engineering High School Last Updated 4/12/21 LEARN MORE AT TOWSON.EDU/BTU BTU IMPACT AREA STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS & SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES TU is working with these partners to address the most pressing needs of our communities. Pickersgill TC Williams High School Pigtown Mainstreet Team Up For 1 PNC The 6th Branch POLYTECH High School The Arc Baltimore Port Discovery Children’s Museum The Arc Baltimore at Dundalk Prince George’s Community College The Archdiocese of Baltimore Prince George’s County Memorial Library The Associated Prince George’s County Public Schools Theater Project Queen Anne’s County Public Schools The Baltimore Station Quince Orchard High School The Be. Org Radford University The Damascus Arts Reading Partners The Pearlstone Center Reginald F. Lewis Museum The Y in Parkville Renegade Communications Thomas Edison High School of Technology Robert Frost Middle School Thomas Nelson Community College Roger Williams University Thomas S. 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