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Nearly 200 guests stepped back in time for The Edward A. Myerberg Center’s ’80s-themed spring fundraiser. The evening was full of energy thanks to lively music, delicious food, and an interactive mystery show that kept everyone on their toes. Attendees, from longtime members to new faces, mingled with sponsors and supporters in a joyful celebration... Read More

Five residents of Weinberg Village recently took part in a second round of The Lullaby Project— a meaningful and creative experience that pairs residents with professional musicians to co-write original songs. In honor of the country’s upcoming 250th birthday, this year’s theme, “Being American,” invited residents to reflect on the values, memories, and experiences that have shaped... Read More

When Gayle Newman became the Activities Director at Weinberg Villages nearly two decades ago, she couldn’t have imagined just how deeply she would love the role or the residents she served. As she approaches retirement, Gayle reflects on the joy sparked by programs like ballet, community gardening, and the Iris Music Project, which brought creativity and... Read More

Last month, CHAI’s CEO, Lisa Budlow, had the honor of moderating a panel on housing and community development for a group of urban planners visiting from Israel. Sponsored by The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, the event was part of a larger initiative to promote global learning and collaboration around innovative approaches to urban challenges.... Read More

Earlier this week, CHAI welcomed a group of JPro conference attendees for a Baltimore site visit ahead of the conference kickoff. Jewish communal professionals from across the U.S. and Canada toured Woodland Gardens I and II and attended a panel on the history of Park Heights and the Pimlico Race Course. Speakers included Maryland Delegate... Read More

The Edward A. Myerberg Center continues to play a vital role in supporting the wellness of its members. Last month, the Myerberg hosted Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) for Older Adults, a nationally recognized program focused on identifying and responding to mental health and substance use challenges in later life. CHAI team members who regularly... Read More

Rain couldn’t dampen the spirit of service at this year’s Good Deeds Day cleanup at Western Run Stream! On a rainy Sunday in April, 44 volunteers gathered at Cross Country Elementary/Middle School (CCEMS), including students, Principal LaShella Stanfield, and school staff. Students earned community service-learning hours and a pizza lunch for their participation, while CHAI’s... Read More

CHAI Welcomes Justine Trybus CHAI is excited to welcome Justine Trybus to our team as Development and Communications Manager. Justine brings a background in fundraising, grants management, and marketing to CHAI along with her passion for supporting community initiatives. In this new role, Justine will help advance the visibility, image, and funding of CHAI and the Edward A. Myerberg Center... Read More

As the General Assembly winds down its 2025 session, CHAI is grateful to our state legislators, the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development and the Governor’s Office for advancing legislation that supports housing opportunity. CHAI’s CEO, Lisa Budlow, testified in favor of two bills put forth by the 41st District team, one that aimed to... Read More

When Ms. B, an older homeowner living on a fixed income, fell behind on her mortgage due to an increase in her monthly payment, she turned to CHAI for help. CHAI’s Senior Home Benefits Counselor worked with our Housing Counselor to conduct a deeper review of her mortgage. The counselors discovered that increases in property... Read More