In its short history, Baltimore Corps has expanded to enlist talent in advancing Baltimore’s most promising social innovations through its Fellowship program and Place for Purpose service, connecting talent to opportunity in Baltimore’s social sector, and through its Elevation Awards, which provide support for community leaders with community solutions.
Baltimore Corps is founded, under the executive leadership of Fagan Harris and board leadership of Wes Moore.
The Aspen Institute serves as Baltimore Corps' initial fiscal scponsor.
The Straus Foundation provides Baltimore Corps' seed funding.
Echoing Green awards President & CEO Fagan Harris a Black Male Achievement Fellowship.
Fagan Harris participates in The Aspen Institute's Franklin Institute Service Summit panel moderated by Chelsea Clinton.
Baltimore Corps selects Strong City Baltimore as its fiscal sponsor.
Baltimore Corps launches its first cohort of 10 Fellows.
Center Maryland names Baltimore Corps a Nonprofit to Watch.
Baltimore Corps moves into its first office space.
Forbes names Fagan Harris one of its 30 Under 30 Social Entrepreneurs.
