Historic preservation
Raises funds to maintain an 18th-century residence.
Community engagement and historic preservation are central to the Women's Civic League's work. The organization participates in Baltimore events, promotes the city, and raises funds to maintain the historic residence of Thorowgood Smith, Baltimore's second mayor. It also organizes fundraisers, back-to-school activities, and community outreach events, and invites people to volunteer, donate, or attend events. Its committees include membership, garden, events, education, clean city, and restoration. The League has also supported civic education in Baltimore City Schools and local projects such as caring for public spaces. Its headquarters is in a historic 18th-century house in Baltimore. The organization is based in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Raises funds to maintain an 18th-century residence.
Hosts fundraisers, back-to-school events, and outreach.
Invites community members to contribute their time and skills.
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