We give a damn.
Here are the receipts.

Twenty-five years of rolled-up sleeves, board meetings, food lines and hammers, right here in Baltimore and beyond.

See where we've shown up

Community isn't a tagline. It's a habit.

Anyone can say "community."
We'd rather show you.

For 25 years, we've rolled up our sleeves for the organizations that make Baltimore feel like home.

So why does that matter when you're buying or selling?

Because the same values that send us to a food line or a board meeting are the ones we bring to your kitchen table when you're deciding what comes next.

What we stand for

Five values.
Zero fine print.

Every voice deserves to be heard.

Megan served on the Board of Governors of the Human Rights Campaign in DC, and she's a current board member of RiverShe Collective Arts, which publishes and produces new work by BIPOC, LGBTQ, and under-represented artists. When you work with us, you're heard, not handled.

Everyone deserves a safe place to call home.

We've worked with Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake for years. We help their acquisition team find homes for the program, and when a house can't go into the program, we sell it on the open market so its value still goes back to the mission. We're proud financial sponsors, too. And home doesn't stop at the property line: we sponsored Goats on the Slope for the Friends of Wyman Park Dell, where a herd of goats clears invasive plants from the steep hillside below the BMA.

Nobody should go hungry in our city.

Moveable Feast and the Baltimore Hunger Project taught us that the most important help is often the simplest. Show up, bring what's needed, and come back next week.

When families face the hard stuff, we don't flinch.

Wendy founded Dementia Works, which gives people living with early-stage dementia purpose and connection through volunteering, and we were proud to be a founding sponsor. Our work with the Alzheimer's Association, Greater Maryland Chapter, is personal too. It's why we bring patience to estate sales, inherited homes, and the "it's Mom's house" conversations. We're also proud sponsors of the Johns Hopkins Stride and Thrive 5K, which raises money for gynecologic cancer research and care, and we've jumped in the pool ourselves, swimming and raising money with the Maryland chapter of Swim Across America to fight cancer. You don't have to carry the hard stuff alone.

We cheer for the next generation.

We’re proud sponsors of the Hurricanes girls’ softball team in Howard County. When a longtime friend and past client asked us to back his daughter’s team, we didn’t hesitate, because confidence built on the field shows up everywhere else.

Rookies, but we showed up