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PLACE-BASED INVESTMENT: Baltimore Unity Hall’s First Symposium!

Doni GloverBy Doni GloverAugust 26, 20263 ViewsNo Comments1 Min Read
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The Power of Place-Based Investment, Sept. 25th

You’re Invited: Baltimore Unity Hall’s First Symposium!

Baltimore Unity Hall is proud to host our first symposium, The Power of Place-Based Investment, on Friday, September 25th at 9:00 am, and we want you there!

The Symposium will bring together community leaders, funders, and neighbors for a day of real conversation about what happens when investment is rooted in place and in people. Come hear from engaging speakers and panelists, connect with others doing this work, tour our facility, and learn firsthand about our programs and Unity Hall’s future vision.

Stay for lunch! A networking lunch, catered by our in-house team at Dukes Culinary Services, follows the program.

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