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The Baltimore Blast And The Baltimore Station Work To Help Veterans
The Baltimore Blast partnered with The Baltimore Station for a good cause and in the process, the soccer team took on a different sport.
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Fox45 | Stars, Stripes & Chow: Chili Edition Preview
Take a look at The Baltimore Station Board Member Christie Walsh-Myers on Fox45 discussing our upcoming Stars, Stripes & Chow: Chili Edition. From Fox45 “Stars, Stripes & Chow: Chili Edition, benefiting the Baltimore Station, is just two weekends from now. Event Chair and Vice President of the Baltimore Station’s Board of Directors Christie Walsh-Myers has…
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The Baltimore Station Expands Services to Reach More Homeless Veterans, Now Largest VA Funded Provider in the Region
Grant from the Department of Veteran Affairs supports workforce development and permanent housing programming The Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program supporting veterans and others transitioning from homelessness and substance use disorder to self-sufficiency, will offer expanded workforce development programming to homeless veterans as part of the Department of Veteran Affairs’ (VA) Service Intensive Transitional…
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Praxis Engineering Charity Golf Outing Raises $35,000 for the Baltimore Station
Praxis Engineering, a leading provider of software development and system engineering, service, and solutions to the Federal Government, is thrilled to announce that Praxis, along with over 40 sponsors, and roughly 250 golfers came together and raised $35,000 to benefit The Baltimore Station! After having to postpone due to the rainiest week in May, on…
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The Orioles Donate to The Baltimore Station
BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Each season the Orioles recognize individuals who serve the Maryland community in a pregame ceremony at Opening Day. Participants in the Birdland Community Heroes Program will be honored Thursday for generously serving others.
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Movement Blog | Giving Tuesday 10k gives homeless vets new wheels
Heidi Gage will never forget the man named George. A former homeless veteran, George worked as a volunteer coordinator for the Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program that serves homeless veterans wrestling with substance abuse. Before that, he was a resident at the organization, which helped him kick his addiction and find a permanent home. George…
