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PBRC is Maryland’s hub for pro bono (free) civil legal assistance provided by volunteers. Equal access to justice is a core value of our nation, yet hundreds of thousands of our state’s residents cannot afford the legal help they desperately need and have no legal guarantee of a lawyer.

Maryland Legal Aid (MLA) provides life-changing civil legal assistance to eligible residents in every part of the State. Since 1911, MLA has provided high-quality legal services to low-income, and marginalized individuals and communities–helping them remedy their civil legal issues and become empowered to overcome challenges, achieve stability and independence, and an overall better life.

ArtReach (part of MD Hall's Outreach program) offers ongoing initiatives to make the arts accessible to all students, particularly those who are at-risk and underserved students in our community. ArtReach introduces underserved students to new arts concepts and experiences and provides meaningful hands-on opportunities to increase self-expression and creativity in a collaborative setting. What began in 2008 with a few after-school workshops in collaboration with the Annapolis Gardens Boys and Girls Clubs, has grown into many year-round programs serving over 1,000 students each year. This is a vital and growing program that allows kids to connect with their peers, uncover talents and develop important life skills.

Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform (MAJR) is a bi-partisan, statewide alliance seeking legislative changes indispensable to bring Maryland into the 21st century with corrections policies that are evidence-based, humane and effective.

Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform (MAJR) is a bi-partisan, statewide alliance seeking legislative changes indispensable to bring Maryland into the 21st century with corrections policies that are evidence-based, humane and effective. We are working together to address the problem of mass incarceration in Maryland in several ways. We invite you to join us to accomplish our goals: To fully support alternatives to incarceration where appropriate; To save taxpayer dollars and reallocate the savings to build safer communities; To strengthen Maryland communities by supporting families, helping people returning from jails and prisons lead productive lives, and preventing crime; To end inequities in our justice system.

For continuing UIC African American, Latino, or Native American undergrad and professional students. Must be enrolled full-time and have a cumulative GPA of 3.0. Applicants must also have Junior or Senior status in the fall after applying. Fifteen $2,000 scholarships will be awarded, Five $5,000 graduate fellowships, and Five $5,000 professional fellowships will be awarded annually.

List of scholarships available in the Marion, SC area.

A DONA International trained Birth Doula and breastfeeding advocate, ALPP Certified Lactation Counselor, and Placenta Encapsulation Specialist, Mariah specializes in personal concierge services. Mariah assists women with maternal wellness, including postpartum healing, breastfeeding support, and in-home services including cosmetology. Mariah has previously served mothers in Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia. Additionally, her services are available virtually.

Maple Leaf Clinic, founded by Dr. Dean Mooney, provides a wide variety of services to the community including neuropsychological, educational, and psychological evaluations of children, adolescents and adults. Psychotherapy for people of all ages is also available. We also provide social skills development for all ages, cognitive rehabilitation for brain damage using the REHABIT program, educational or clinical consultation (in person, by phone, or through FaceTime/Zoom/Discord/Skype, etc.), and professional development. Maple Leaf Clinic is also proud to host Camp Maple Leaf, a summer camp that caters to the social needs and relaxation skills of campers with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities (NLD), Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Asperger’s Syndrome (AS), High Functioning Autism (HFA), or Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS).

Mano en Mano works with farmworkers and immigrants to thrive in Maine. We envision a stronger, more inclusive Downeast Maine where the contributions of diverse communities are welcomed, access to essential services, education and housing are ensured, and social justice and equity are embraced.