Members
Participating funders in BNC, referred to as members, work as a team to develop programs and select which projects receive BNC support. This process allows for significant discussion and interaction among the membership, whether they represent a major foundation with projects in many Baltimore neighborhoods, or a smaller organization whose grant to BNC is its only community development expenditure.
BNC also works closely with other community development partners and intermediaries to align resources, identify gaps and to develop new strategies and support for neighborhood revitalization in Baltimore. See below for a list of our current members and partners.
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| BNC members gather at the site of future development from Jubliee Baltimore. |
Current BNC members and partners include:
- Abell Foundation
- Annie E. Casey Foundation
- Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers
- Baltimore Community Foundation
- Baltimore Housing
- Bank of America
- BB&T Bank
- Black & Decker
- Citi
- Enterprise Community Partners
- Fannie Mae
- Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Baltimore Branch
- Ford Foundation
- France-Merrick Foundation
- Goldseker Foundation
- Healthy Neighborhoods Inc.
- Jacob & Hilda Blaustein Foundation
- M&T Bank
- Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development
- NeighborWorks® America
- Open Society Institute
- PNC Bank
- SunTrust Bank
- Surdna Foundation
- T. Rowe Price Foundation
- Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation
- Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund
If you are a funder interested in joining BNC or becoming involved with our work, please contact BNC Director Ann Sherrill.

