Central Baltimore Partnership

Central Baltimore Partnership (CBP) is a nonprofit organization based in Baltimore, Maryland. Established ten years ago, CBP boasts a network of over 120 partners dedicated to revitalizing eleven Central Baltimore neighborhoods. With a team of 13 employees, CBP operates with a focus on collaborative community development. CBP's mission centers around creating a comprehensive strategy for community revival. The organization works with a diverse group of partners, including neighborhood associations, community-based nonprofits, businesses, public agencies, and institutions such as Johns Hopkins University, the Maryland Institute College of Art, and the University of Baltimore. CBP's collaborative approach allows it to mobilize resources, develop strategies, and track progress toward shared goals. A key differentiator for CBP is its commitment to inclusive growth. The organization emphasizes that the benefits of its work extend to all members of the community, with a particular focus on creating opportunities for underserved residents. CBP's approach fosters a sense of shared ownership and responsibility within the community, ensuring that revitalization efforts benefit everyone. For more information about Central Baltimore Partnership and its initiatives, please visit their website at centralbaltimore.org.