Not all heroes wear capes! Ours wears a FedEx uniform! BIG thank you to Terrell of FedEx for always going above and beyond with our big...
We’re so grateful for this recent donation from St. John Properties! They recently held an employee drive to help us restock our personal care items. Personal care items can easily be taken for granted. Hygiene poverty can lead to exclusion and students feeling ashamed. We want to ensure that...
Teen volunteerism is a powerful force beyond simply fulfilling a community service requirement. It starts a cycle of goodwill and instills a deep sense of commitment to the community. Thank you, Arya, for your time and commitment to the mission of the...
We’re so excited to be working with our newest group of Towson University students! This trio is ready to support our mission and to make an impact in the...
Please share if you know of any families that could benefit from this upcoming Health and Resources Fair at Owings Mills High School! This is a yearly event and offers families lots of community resources and information, food distribution, free flu shots and blood pressure screening! Saturday,...
We are in need of toiletries and essential food items to help students and their families in need. For the list of items needed, please click here....
Once again we are reminded of how grateful we are for our partnership with WMAR-2 News. Reporter Maria Morales wrote a great story on the grant awarded to the Network by the Mt. Moriah Lodge Charitable Foundation. To see the video and read the report, click...
We are excited and grateful to announce that Mt. Moriah Lodge Charitable Foundation has awarded the Network $20,000 to continue our work in the community for students and their families impacted by poverty. Thank you to Eric McCray, Raul Marquez, and all of the Mt. Moriah Officers and Brothers...
On Thursday, August 29, WBAL-TV reporter Breana Ross visited the Network Hub as part of WBAL’s Project CommUNITY series. Breana noted the alarming statistic that 74% of Baltimore County students are living in poverty, talked about what the Student Support Network is doing to help those...
We’re rolling out the red carpet for our esteemed Honorary Event Chair of A Night for the Network, Robert D. Matthews, Vice President, Talent and Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer at Exelon! Just like the heroes in the movies, Robert is stepping into the spotlight to help make this...
Community partnerships are critical in supporting our mission and increasing our reach. We are so proud and thankful of our partnership with Roland Park Orthodontics!! Thanks to their efforts, we will be able to get a bundle of new backpacks and school supplies to students who need them most!...
We are excited to welcome a new staff member to our team this week! Please join us in welcoming our new Development Coordinator, Jennifer Bergantz, to the Student Support Network. With 20 years of experience in nonprofits and public schools, Jennifer is committed to helping children, families...