HQ Function

The headquarters served as the primary administrative center, a hub for program management and delivery, coordination of fiscal sponsorship services, and a space for community engagement and meetings.

Notable Features:

It was an anchor tenant in the historically significant A. Hoen & Co. Lithograph Building, a revitalized 19th-century industrial site transformed into a center for non-profits and community-focused enterprises. The space was designed to promote collaboration and innovation.

Work Culture:

Historically, Strong City Baltimore fostered a mission-driven and collaborative work culture. Employees were dedicated to social impact, community empowerment, and supporting grassroots initiatives throughout Baltimore.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters was central to Strong City Baltimore's extensive operations as a leading fiscal sponsor and community builder in Baltimore. Its location in the redeveloped Hoen Building also symbolized a commitment to urban revitalization and community investment.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' location and design aimed to reflect the organization's core values: commitment to Baltimore's communities, belief in collaborative solutions, fostering innovation, and dedication to preserving and repurposing historical assets for ongoing community benefit.

Location:

Strong City Baltimore's operations were exclusively focused on the city of Baltimore, Maryland, and its surrounding communities. It did not have a global presence. Its local functions included providing fiscal sponsorship for hundreds of grassroots projects, offering adult learning and workforce development services, supporting community organizing efforts, and spearheading neighborhood revitalization initiatives across various parts of the city.

Street Address:

2101 E. Biddle Street, Baltimore

City:

Baltimore

State/Province:

Maryland

Country:

USA