Community Schools
The Southeast CDC manages the community school initiative at Highlandtown Elementary/Middle School #237, John Ruhrah Elementary/Middle School #228, and Highlandtown Elementary.Middle #215
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VIVA BALTIMORE!
Sabado 6 de mayo Iglesia Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, ubicada en 600 S. Conkling St. 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Esta feria gratuita está diseñada para aumentar las oportunidades de propiedad de vivienda en Baltimore para los compradores de vivienda que hablan español por primera vez. ¡Este evento es totalmente en español! Comuníquese con Glenda … Continue reading VIVA BALTIMORE!
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Housing Counseling Services
Southeast CDC’s housing counseling staff serve Baltimore City homebuyers. We’ll walk you through the steps to prepare for buying a home, whether you’re ready today or preparing for a future home purchase! Home Buying Counseling Before you buy, meet our housing counselors. The majority of down payment and closing cost assistance programs in Baltimore City and … Continue reading Housing Counseling Services
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Highlandtown Main Street
Main Street is the heart of Highlandtown. Highlandtown’s Main Street, which runs along Eastern Avenue from Ellwood Street to Haven Street, is a thriving 10 block stretch of shops, restaurants, grocers and art spaces with merchants and clientele from all over the globe. The Highlandtown Main Street program follows the model from the National Trust … Continue reading Highlandtown Main Street
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Highlandtown Arts & Entertainment District
ABOUT THE DISTRICT The Highlandtown Arts & Entertainment District (ha!) is the city’s most eclectic arts district, filled with public art, painted screens, piñata makers, and parades. In Highlandtown, furniture makers and jewelry makers work alongside coffee roasters and culinary artists. Restaurants and art galleries welcome patrons during our First Friday Art Walks, where you’ll … Continue reading Highlandtown Arts & Entertainment District
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Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative
In 2014, the Southeast CDC was invited by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development to apply for a new pilot project called the Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative (BRNI). This initiative, established at the behest of Maryland House of Delegates Speaker Mike Busch, provides funding to eligible community development organizations to implement components of their … Continue reading Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative
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Neighborhood Spruce-Up Grants
The Southeast CDC’s Neighborhood Spruce-Up program awards grants between $7,500 and $20,000 to implement public space projects that are community-driven and improve quality of life. Program Resources Project Examples Eligible Neighborhoods In 2020, the Southeast CDC Spruce-Up program expanded to all neighborhoods in the SECDC catchment area:Armistead Gardens, Baltimore Highlands, Bayview, Broening Manor, Butcher’s Hill, … Continue reading Neighborhood Spruce-Up Grants
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Library Square Revitalization
Library Square, a small city-owned park that bridges Fayette and Pulaski Streets between the Patterson Park and McElderry Park neighborhoods, is known today for its namesake—the Patterson Park branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library that sits at its eastern border. The area used to have another name, Belnord Square, named for the historic Belnord … Continue reading Library Square Revitalization
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Merchant Renovation Fund
Location: businesses throughout Highlandtown Main Street district in 2019, with funds from the Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative and the Baltimore Development Corporation’s Façade Improvement Program, the Southeast CDC managed the Highlandtown Merchant Renovation Fund to assist new and expanding businesses in the Highlandtown Main Street district with the cost of commercial build-outs. 2019 locations: Peak … Continue reading Merchant Renovation Fund
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$50,000 Grant to Renovate your Highlandtown Business Interior
The Highlandtown Merchant Renovation Fund assists new and expanding businesses in the Highlandtown Main Street district with the cost of commercial build-outs through a grant of up to $50,000.
Application are due May 13, 2018. Click here for more details.
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