FRP Executive Director Meets with Congressman Elijah Cummings March 20th 2019
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My sisters place
On 1/30/19 staff of The Family Recovery Program and residents of The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building at Sage Center traveled to My Sister’s Place-(a local homeless shelter for women in Baltimore city) to provide lunch, love and hope to the ladies who came in from the cold for a hot meal. We served a delicious meal of barbequed chicken, rice, vegetables, roll and a brownie. During our lunch service, one of our staff (Keith Matthews) provided live vocals which everyone enjoyed tremendously. One of the ladies shared that our presence during lunch truly lifted her spirits. Giving back is important to us as an organization and it is important to those that we serve. We can’t wait until our next opportunity to serve!
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Johns Hopkins Martin Luther King day of service 1/25/19
On Friday, the 25th of January 2019 31 employees from Johns Hopkins visited the offices of the Family Recovery Program on Gay Street in Baltimore. They came out to paint, have fun and give back. The team begin by taking on the major projects and determined what areas needed paint the most. Once they determined the plan, they put on their crafty T-shirts and went ahead and painted, and painted and painted. Everyone who participated described having a great time. Several of the employees shared that this was an opportunity that really enjoyed as they took a break from their day-to-day work. They described that they were moved by the work that we do at the Family Recovery Program and were honored to be working at our facility. It is opportunities like this when other agencies believe in the work we do and give back, that we feel the most blessed. This is the second time that the Johns Hopkins family has come out and painted for the Family Recovery Program. Last year, at the same time, they visited our building on Rose Street and painted murals and painted apartments around the facility. Thanks again to Johns Hopkins for sharing your resources, and employees and for selecting us as a designated recipient of staff service hours for the Martin Luther King Day of Service.
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FRP Adult Education Classes offer by BCCC at the Sage Center
Class begins on September 11, 2017
Learn MoreFRP heads to The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
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