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Building Leadership in Northwest Baltimore
Last month, CHAI launched a new Community Leadership Academy series in partnership with Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development (BUILD). More than 30 community leaders from northwest Baltimore City and County came together on a Sunday afternoon to participate in the first session of a four-part training on community organizing. The engaged group of northwest neighbors... Read More

CHAI Hosts ULI Baltimore at Weinberg Place
In January, CHAI was proud to host the latest installment of ULI Baltimore’s Content Before Cocktails series. More than 50 professionals from the design, construction, and real estate industries joined us to explore the lessons learned from CHAI’s award-winning renovation of Weinberg Place. During the event, CHAI development staff joined project architect Scott Sider to... Read More

Northwest Baltimore Partnership Brings Big Investment to Park Heights and Pikesville
Since its founding in 2018, the Northwest Baltimore Partnership (NWBP) has secured over $7.5 million in funding through the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development’s Baltimore Regional Neighborhood Initiative (BRNI). CHAI is excited to share that the FY 2025 BRNI awards, announced last month, will support several transformative capital projects in northwest Baltimore City... Read More

CHAI Welcomes Samip “Sam” Acharya
CHAI is delighted to welcome Sam Acharya to our team as Senior Accountant. Sam brings a wealth of expertise in financial accounting, with experience spanning several esteemed organizations. Sam comes to us from Catholic Charities, having previously worked at Mercy Medical Center and the National Spine and Pain Centers. Sam’s deep understanding of financial and... Read More

Myerberg at the J Kicks Off With a Fun Event
CHAI, the Myerberg Center, and the JCC are collaborating on a new program that will bring engaging Myerberg classes in the arts, humanities, wellness, and technology to the Owings Mills JCC. Earlier this week, the program was introduced with Myerberg at the J Day, which featured interactive demos, light refreshments, and an opportunity to meet and... Read More

Warm Up the Winter: Support Cross Country Students!
Just in time for winter weather, CHAI has teamed up with Cross Country Elementary/Middle School to ensure students stay warm this winter. Through a coat drive launched in December, we are collecting new and gently used coats, hats, and gloves for students ages 6–14. So far, we have received over 50 coats. This initiative stems... Read More

Seasonal Celebrations and Community Spirit at Woodland Gardens II
The Woodland Gardens II community was abuzz with excitement and cheer this past fall and holiday season, offering residents numerous opportunities to stay active, engaged, and connected. Together with the Resident Service Coordinator, residents planned and participated in a range of fun events, including a festive Halloween Party, the Seniors Seeking Serenity Birthday Club, a... Read More

CHAI Welcomes Emily Raines as Executive Office Manager
CHAI is delighted to welcome Emily Raines as our new Executive Office Manager. Emily brings expertise as a highly regarded administrative professional, having most recently served as Executive Assistant to the CEO/Executive Director at the Maryland Economic Development Corporation. With her background and experience in administration, operations, human resources, and executive support, Emily is dedicated... Read More

Fall Good Neighbor Day: A Celebration of Community
Each fall, northwest Baltimore comes together for Good Neighbor Day, a cherished tradition of community engagement and service. This year, CHAI and the Jewish Connection Network hosted the first-ever two-day cleanup, inviting residents from Cross Country, Cheswolde, Fallstaff, Glen, and Mount Washington to join a friendly competition to beautify the area. Volunteers worked tirelessly, collecting... Read More

The Myerberg Center is Buzzing with Opportunities to Connect
The Edward A. Myerberg Center is a vibrant hub for connection and community. In November, the Myerberg was host to three dynamic events that drew nearly 1,000 guests to the Center over a three-day period. The festivities began with the annual Fall Craft Fair, where more than 60 local vendors displayed unique and handmade creations,... Read More