Care Drives
Youth Enrichment Program
SOAR Program
Our care drives distribute food, hygiene products, clothing, and other essential supplies directly to homeless camps and underserved neighborhoods.
By meeting people where they are, we ensure that everyone has access to basic necessities and dignity.
Impact: Over 1,000 individuals served annually through consistent care efforts.
Get Involved: Donate supplies or volunteer to help organize and deliver care packages.
This program empowers young individuals by offering mentorship, cultural heritage education, and opportunities to engage in social justice initiatives.
By instilling confidence, self-awareness, and leadership skills, SEEK helps youth envision and achieve brighter futures.
Impact: Mentorship opportunities have transformed the lives of over 200 youth participants.
Get Involved: Volunteer as a mentor or sponsor a youth program.
The SOAR (Support, Outreach, and Assistance Resources) Program supports individuals with disabilities, especially those experiencing homelessness, by helping them navigate social services, secure benefits, and access housing.
This program is a lifeline for those who have been marginalized and overlooked.
Impact: Over 300 individuals successfully connected to essential benefits and services.
Get Involved: Partner with us to expand our outreach efforts.
The Baltimore Resource Bank is a community resource book created by the Seekers in our Youth Enrichment Program. Through this project, our youth explored the Baltimore community and researched organizations, programs, and services that provide support and opportunities to individuals and families.
The Resource Bank brings together valuable information on resources available throughout Baltimore, including education, housing, food assistance, health and wellness, employment, youth programs, community services, and other essential resources.
This project gave our Seekers the opportunity to learn more about their community while developing important skills in research, communication, collaboration, and community engagement. Most importantly, it allowed them to create something that can be shared with others and used as a tool for individuals and families looking for support.
The Baltimore Resource Bank is a reflection of our belief that young people are not only members of their communities—they can also be active contributors to making their communities stronger.