Civic Works, Inc.

Civic Works, Inc.

Non-profit Organizations

Baltimore, MD 1,572 followers

About us

Civic Works strengthens Baltimore’s communities through education, skills development, and community service. Our key program areas include community improvement, workforce development, education, and green programs. Civic Works AmeriCorps members tutor and mentor students, create community parks and gardens, help homeowners conserve energy, grow food for low-income residents, rehabilitate abandoned houses, involve families in Baltimore City schools, make homes safer for older adults, and recruit volunteers. Civic Works also trains Baltimore residents for employment in the healthcare and green job industries.

Website
http://www.civicworks.com
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Baltimore, MD
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1993
Specialties
sustainability, AmeriCorps, urban farm, education, energy efficiency, green, urban renewal, healthcare, careers, volunteer, leadership, community, service, and older adults

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    Throwback to last week when we joyously celebrated the graduation of our latest cohort from the Baltimore Gas and Electric Workforce Collaborative Program! During the ceremony we heard inspiring speeches from Civic Works’ Center for Sustainable Careers program members, Laura Wright - BGE’s Vice President of Technical Services, and our amazing class speakers Christopher Guyton and Robert Dickson. Let’s give a round of applause to these brilliant and rising stars as they embark on their journey to new heights this year! 🌟

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    We're so glad to partner with Appalachian Field Services! Our YouthBuild participants gain valuable real world construction experience, and a growing number have been hired by AFS after graduation.

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    “Our partnership with Civic Works, Inc. gives us a unique opportunity to provide their students with real job site experience so they can use their training and skills which will help jumpstart sustainable careers,” said Ty Brown, director of operations at Appalachian Field Services (AFS). The partnership between AFS and Civic Works, Inc. has been growing for the past two years. Civic Works, Inc. gives a second chance to #Baltimore City youth, ages 16 to 24, who have dropped out of high school. Their YouthBuild program provides job placements, construction training, certifications, and assistance in earning a high school diploma or GED: https://lnkd.in/dFtCdSVb “When the Civic Works students come to our work sites, they have a chance to utilize the skills they already have while learning other valuable parts of the renovation business starting with demolition, drywall and insulation installation all the way through the finishing processes of a remodel,” Brown said. So far, AFS has hired three employees through Civic Works, Inc. Our goal is to grow that commitment to 10 a year.

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    Are you a recent Maryland High School graduate? If so, then apply to join the Maryland Climate Corps - a Service Year Option Program! The Maryland Climate Corps will offer paid service opportunities for Marylanders to get involved protecting their community from the impacts of climate change while receiving workforce training to access a green job or educational opportunity after their service. Civic Works is recruiting for a Local Food Ambassador and an Urban Greening Fellow 🍃 Early deadline is May 15th, and final deadline is June 1st. Learn more and APPLY at the links below: https://lnkd.in/egt6sHdn https://lnkd.in/eaqdcyAg

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    ✨🌿🌍 Exciting Career Opportunity Alert this Earth Day! 🌍🌿✨ Are you passionate about making a tangible impact on climate change? Ready to kickstart a career in sustainability, conservation, or renewable energy? The American Climate Corps is now accepting applications, offering more than 2,000 positions located across 36 states, DC, and Puerto Rico. Visit ClimateCorps.gov to explore available positions and apply today! Don’t just build a resume, build a better world. #ClimateCorps #ClimateAction #Sustainability #CleanEnergyJobs #CareerOpportunity #MakeADifference  

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    This afternoon, we gathered to celebrate the graduation of our latest cohort from our Baltimore Gas and Electric Workforce Collaborative Program - honoring a momentous milestone with our 300th graduate to emerge from this program! Additionally, this cohort is the first to complete training with our new partnership with Mid-Atlantic Training. The ceremony featured speeches from Civic Works’ Center for Sustainable Careers program members, Dawn White - BGE’s Vice President of Gas Distribution, and Oachi Lee - our graduate representative and class speaker. Oachi’s speech was filled with gratitude as she thanked her mentors and colleagues for their support throughout the program. She acknowledged the contributions of our staff and fellow trainees, highlighting the bonds formed and lessons learned during their time together. Oachi emphasized the importance of leadership, teamwork, and cooperation, reflecting on the sense of community fostered among them. Oachi’s speech leaves us brimming with appreciation and anticipation! 

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    The Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Employment Development says: Another incredible #TrainUp program that gives Baltimore residents the opportunity to become certified solar technicians for FREE! 🔥☀️ Join an upcoming @civicworksbmore cohort for 6 to 8 weeks of training, followed by paid on-the-job experience. We then help you find a job with your new skillset! 🤩 Apply now at bit.ly/civicworksapply For more information, please call 410-929-6120

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    This afternoon, we joyously celebrated the graduation of our latest Baltimore Gas and Electric Workforce Collaborative Program cohort - our first graduation for 2024! 👏🎉 The ceremony featured motivating speeches from Civic Works’ Center for Sustainable Careers program members, Alexander Nunez - Senior Vice President of Government Regulatory and External Affairs, and Travon Curry - our graduate representative. It was a time filled with elation and anticipation. Notably, Josiah Smith, who spent two years as a Baltimore Gas and Electric intern before joining our Workforce Collaborative program, was among the graduates. Special kudos to Josiah and all our graduates for their dedication and determination to learn and propel their careers forward! We eagerly look forward to the continued success of their journeys and are thrilled about guiding our trainees toward bright futures throughout 2024!

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    We’ve spent this year looking back on our first 30 years and today we’re filled with gratitude for you. Civic Works was created in 1993 as a place where youth in Baltimore could go to learn job skills and to serve their communities. We’ve always believed that both are important. Although we’ve expanded to include people of all ages and communities outside of Baltimore, Civic Works is still a place where everyone has something to learn and everyone can serve.   Thank you to the 6,041 AmeriCorps members who made commitments to serve and the 57,774 volunteers who gave your time to help others. In 30 years, you helped: 💚 291 vacant lots thrive as community gardens and gathering spaces. 💚 1,302 Baltimore residents find full-time jobs. 💚 4,781 families live in homes that are safer and more affordable. 💚 26,951 families save energy at home. 💚 29,852 people receive healthy, locally grown food. 💚 58,947 students benefit from tutors and mentors to help them through school. We hope you’ll be a part of our next 30 years too.   You can donate to Civic Works to support 128 AmeriCorps members, 150 job trainees, 750 high school students and 1,500 volunteers as they learn new skills, help their neighbors, achieve their goals, and change communities in 2024. Your donation will also deliver food to people who need it, make homes safer for older adults and more energy efficient for Baltimore area families, and create cleaner and greener communities. 🌱 To make a contribution, go to civicworks.com/donate

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Funding

Civic Works, Inc. 1 total round

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US$ 433.3K

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