Program Details
Year of Experience Corps project launch: 1998
Students served: 6,000
Grades/ages of students served: pre-K-5
Experience Corps participants: 271
Participant hours logged last school year: 168,000
Schools and Centers served:
Barclay Elementary/Middle School, Belmont Elementary School, Brehms Lane Elementary School, City Springs Elementary/Middle School, Cross Country Elementary/Middle School, Dallas F. Nicholas Elementary School, East Baltimore Community School, Furley Elementary School, Gardenville Elementary School, Guilford Elementary School, Hampstead Hill Academy, Highlandtown Elementary/Middle School, Hilton Elementary School, Lakeland Elementary/Middle School, ,Lockerman-Bundy Elementary School,Margaret Brent Elementary/Middle School, North Bend Elementary School, Waverly Elementary/Middle School, William Paca Elementary School, and William Pinderhughes Elementary School
Partners and Funders
Lead Agency: Greater Homewood Community Corporation
Community partners: Johns Hopkins University Center on Aging and Health, AARP Maryland, Baltimore City Commission on Aging and Retirement Education, Baltimore City Public School System
Funders: Abell Foundation, AmeriCorps, Baltimore City, Baltimore Community Foundation, Baltimore Women's Giving Circle, Betty & Dudley Digges Foundation, Abraham & Ruth Krieger Family Foundation, Maryland Governor's Office on Service and Volunteerism, Venable Foundation, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
Community partners: Johns Hopkins University Center on Aging and Health, AARP Maryland, Baltimore City Commission on Aging and Retirement Education, Baltimore City Public School System
Funders: Abell Foundation, AmeriCorps, Baltimore City, Baltimore Community Foundation, Baltimore Women's Giving Circle, Betty & Dudley Digges Foundation, Abraham & Ruth Krieger Family Foundation, Maryland Governor's Office on Service and Volunteerism, Venable Foundation, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
Community Involvement
Experience Corps members Ms. Alta Morris and Mr. Darryl Powell from Highlandtown Elementary/Middle School #215 prepare to distribute Thanksgiving food baskets to needy neighborhood families.