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OUR HISTORY
The Baltimore Homeless Project was born from the heart of Baltimore, founded by three local individuals Wanye’ Brown, his older cousin: Terence Watts, and childhood friend: Jordan Dixon who saw a need and chose to act. In December 2019, what started as a small effort among friends to serve meals, hand out essentials, and connect with the unhoused quickly turned into a movement rooted in consistency, compassion, and community. Creating a movement bigger than us, we show the youth ways to help others and offer community service hours and leadership skills.
We didn’t wait for perfect conditions or a big budget just the heart to serve, the belief that everyone deserves dignity, and the will to act. Our selfless commitment laid the foundation for what has now become a growing nonprofit working year-round to help those experiencing homelessness across the city.
OUR IMPACT IN BALTIMORE
Grateful doesn’t even begin to cover it.
Every meal served. Every haircut given. Every pair of shoes, hygiene kit, narcan & drug overdose information, housing placement, kids of volunteers and learning to be a pillar for the community, job opportunity, ice cream, and moment of care. NONE of it happened alone.
To our volunteers, partners, sponsors, schools, and every single person who showed up for our unhoused neighbors in 2025: THANK YOU! You played a role in every statistic, every life impacted, and every ounce of hope we were able to provide.
Through our Lunch on Us and Mobile Services programs, we meet people where they are with food, resources, and hope. Every act of service is a step toward dignity and change.
LOOKING AHEAD
We’re working toward:
• Expanding Mobile Outreach
We plan to grow our BHP Mobile Services to reach more underserved areas throughout Baltimore City and into the county bringing hot meals, hygiene kits, and hope directly to the streets.
• Building Stronger Partnerships
We’re actively connecting with local organizations, schools, and service providers to create a more unified network of support ensuring that those we serve aren’t just seen once, but are supported long-term.
• Launching Transitional Support Programs
In the future, we hope to develop transitional housing opportunities, workforce development efforts, and wellness programs that go beyond the basics giving people the tools to rebuild, reset, and rise.
• Investing in Youth & Community Healing
Homelessness isn’t just an issue of housing it’s a symptom of deeper systemic challenges. That’s why we’re also exploring ways to engage with at-risk youth and support mental health and healing in our neighborhoods.
Our vision is bold, but our belief is stronger: Baltimore can be a city where no one is left behind.
With community, consistency, and care we’re building something bigger than us. And we’re inviting everyone to be a part of it.