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Stronger Organizations =
Stronger Communities

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Your community has a vision for collective change.
Our legal expertise makes your community stronger.

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Legal Expertise for Your Community / Nonprofit Organization

Are you starting a nonprofit? Building your board capacity? Dealing with neighborhood nuisances? Let us support you with legal expertise, advocacy and partnerships.

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Building Capacity & Community Through Workshops and Trainings

Are you looking to understand how the law impacts your organization or idea?
Attend one of our workshops – or we can design one for you.

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“Starting a nonprofit can be quite overwhelming, there are lots of things to be aware of prior to beginning this process. Community Law Center was there for me”

— Cathy Kratovil, Elmwood-Balmar Park Community Association

Stories of Momentum

Youth Empowerment Society in Baltimore City, Maryland

Assisting Unhoused Youth in Baltimore City

Youth Empowered Society (YES) works tirelessly to address the crisis of youth homelessness in Baltimore City, striving for the city’s youth to have access to proper services that allow them to change their lives for the better. They reached out to Community Law Center for assistance with lease negotiations at a critical time. CLC also provided board training and helped YES through nonprofit compliance matters. 

View Story »Assisting Unhoused Youth in Baltimore City
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From Vacant Houses to a Vibrant Community Center

Edna Manns-Lake of Fayette Street Outreach was, for decades, a tireless advocate for her West Baltimore community.  She reached out to Community Law Center to help her group became a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and to explore how the law could help them to reach their goals. At the time, drug dealers controlled “The Corner” (made …

View Story »From Vacant Houses to a Vibrant Community Center
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Fostering Justice and Equity Through Design

Bmore NOMA, a local chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects, wanted to bring their mission of fostering justice and equity through design to the Baltimore area. They strive to engage architects of color and support under-represented groups in the industry.  Bmore NOMA came to Community Law Center for legal assistance to get 501(c)(6) …

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