The Motherlode Spring 2024: Women at the Helm

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(More) Nonprofits Helping People By Lynne Streeter Childress

Here are seven more local nonprofits that are making a big difference in our community. See what they are doing and how YOU can get involved:

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Charting Careers Founded in 2018, Charting Careers' goal is to equalize the playing field for youth by providing long-term mentoring and opportunities, while partnering with the whole family to provide wraparound support. They are always in need of mentors. Volunteer drivers, volunteer coordinators, and guest speakers See how you can get involved at chartingcareers.org. Anne Arundel Women Giving Together Anne Arundel Women Giving Together is a giving circle whose members pool donations to distribute to local nonprofits, with a focus on organizations that serve women and families in the county. They support the community through events like their upcoming Women In Leadership event. Additionally, they partner with their grantees at Grants Showcases, where grantees highlight their work. To find out how you can become a member or help in other ways, go to givingtogether.wildapricot.org. 3 Acres Rescue Based in Chesapeake Beach, 3 Acres Rescue saves dogs that are stray or are in danger of being euthanized. They partner with groups in other states to care for these deserving animals. They need volunteers to process adoption applications (remote work) and could also use old sheets, blankets, and dog food. See how you can help at www.3acresrescue.com.

Community After Birth Community After Birth bridges the gap in postpartum care by providing support, education, and advocacy. The founders were inspired to start their organization after both having challenging experiences in finding the physical, mental, and emotional help that they needed after giving birth. They have virtual support circles for expecting parents and those recently pregnant. Please find out more about their virtual and in-person events at communityafterbirth.org

Photo courtesy of 3 Acres Rescue

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