Community Cares Campaign

Non-profits are proven champions in our community. The WEAA Community Cares Campaign is used to spotlight these organizations whose mission and values make a daily difference in the lives of others. Each month, WEAA partners with a non-profit organization and promotes the mission of that organization through a radio vignette, broadcasted several times daily on WEAA 88.9 FM.

How To Nominate An Organization 

Listeners are encouraged to nominate organizations that touch lives and make an impact in Baltimore and the surrounding communities. Nominations should include a brief 200-word essay that discusses the organization's value to the community, their mission, and how they are making a difference. 
 

For more information about Community Cares and to nominate an organization in your community that deserves to be highlighted: 
 
Sandi Mallory
Director of Public Affairs & Community Engagement
443-885-4531 
Sandra.Cooper@morgan.edu
 
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WEAA 88.9 FM
Attn: Community Cares
1700 East Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, MD 21251

Current Community Cares Spotlight

Check back soon to see our next Community Cares honoree. 

Previous WEAA Community Cares Honorees

The Belair-Edison Neighborhoods, Inc. 
The Sickle Cell Association
The House of David, Advocates for Fathers, Inc.
The Stroke Association
Elder Theodore L. Barber Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
901 Arts
WAR-Women Accepting Responsibility
Garwyn Oaks Northwest Housing Resource Center 
Heal a Woman to Heal a Nation
The Black Male Engagement Initiative
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake Baltimore
The Cancer Support Foundation, Inc.
Susan G. Komen Foundation
PMJ Foundation 
Associated Black Charities
BCDSS Adoption and Foster Care Families
The League 
The Arena Players
Baltimore City Dept. of Social Services Foster Care/Adoption Resource Program
Beans & Bread
Brothers Big Sisters of Central Maryland
Daughter for the Day 
Elite Dance Ministry
The League for People with Disabilities 
National Great Blacks in Museum 
OrchKids 
Promise Child
Project Mayhem 
The Scott Lee Foundation