robertalvarez+FollowBaltimore’s Black 'Furiday' brings pets homeFamilies in Baltimore turned Black Friday into Black 'Furiday' at BARCS, where adoption fees were waived to help ease the shelter’s overcrowding. The parking lot was buzzing with folks looking to add a furry friend to their homes—some even coming back for a second pet! With the holidays coming up, this event offered a real win-win: animals found loving families, and the shelter got some much-needed breathing room. If you’ve ever thought about adopting, how do you feel about shelters waiving fees to help pets find homes faster? #News #Baltimore #AdoptDontShop00Share
James Smith+FollowBaltimore’s Cars with Care keeps Christmas rollingBaltimore families are about to get a life-changing gift: Cars with Care is set to give away its 10th car this Christmas, even after a tough year nearly stopped the tradition. This local nonprofit doesn’t just hand over keys—they cover repairs, insurance, and even gas money, making sure families can actually use their new ride. The team says it’s all possible thanks to the community’s support, but they’re feeling the pinch more than ever. Their annual gala fundraiser is coming up, and every ticket helps keep this holiday magic alive. Would you pitch in to keep this tradition going? #Cars #Baltimore #CommunitySupport00Share
kerryrivera+FollowBaltimore’s Festival of Trees brings holiday magic and hopeBaltimore’s Festival of Trees isn’t just about dazzling holiday displays—it’s a tradition that’s raised over $24 million for neurodevelopmental care at Kennedy Krieger Institute. This year, more than 850 decorated trees, wreaths, and gingerbread houses fill the Maryland State Fairgrounds, each one a symbol of community creativity and generosity. Local families and businesses come together, not just to celebrate, but to support life-changing programs for kids and adults with disabilities. If you’ve ever wondered how a festive event can make a real difference, this is it. How do you see the power of community shaping Baltimore’s future? #Safety #Baltimore #FestivalOfTrees00Share
dianefrank+FollowBaltimore’s Thanksgiving tradition feeds 50,000+Baltimore’s Bea Gaddy Thanksgiving Dinner just served over 50,000 people for its 44th year—an incredible show of community spirit and generosity. Cynthia Gaddy, carrying on her mother Bea’s legacy, has become a local hero for many, with neighbors sharing stories of kindness and gratitude. For some, this meal is more than food—it’s a reminder that Baltimore looks out for its own. Whether you’ve volunteered, received a meal, or just admire the effort, what does this tradition mean to you? How do events like this shape our city’s sense of togetherness? Let’s talk about the impact right here in Baltimore. #Food #Baltimore #Thanksgiving00Share
Gary Dunlap+FollowBaltimore’s toy drive brings holiday magicMore than 100 toys—everything from dolls to art sets—are making their way to Baltimore kids this season, thanks to the Kappa Silhouettes’ annual toy drive. For over a decade, these volunteers have been a bright spot for families across the city, and this year’s donations will help Afro Charities’ Mrs. Santa Toy Giveaway at Furman L. Templeton Elementary. It’s heartwarming to see neighbors come together to spread joy, but it also raises questions: How can we keep this spirit going year-round? What other ways can we support local families beyond the holidays? #Safety #Baltimore #Community00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowBaltimore’s big night for HBCU students$200,000 was raised in one evening at the Baltimore Masked Ball, all to help Maryland HBCU students get the scholarships they need. The energy at the Hilton Inner Harbor was incredible—local leaders, alumni, and entertainers came together to celebrate and invest in the next generation. With HBCUs like Morgan State and Bowie State fueling over $1 billion in Maryland’s economy, this kind of support really matters. What do you think: How can our community keep this momentum going for HBCU students and their futures? #Education #College #Baltimore01Share
kellydesiree+FollowBaltimore’s rat problem: Is Mt. Vernon losing the battle?Rats are now the most unbothered residents of Mt. Vernon, Baltimore. Locals say these furry critters are out in full force, especially around the parks at dusk, barely flinching as people walk by. Some folks have even had close encounters—one person was tripped by a rat, and another spotted one bigger than their cat! Many longtime residents admit they’ve gotten used to the nightly rat parade, but most agree the problem is getting worse. Is this just city life, or should we be doing more? What’s your take on the growing rat kingdom in Mt. Vernon? #Pets #Baltimore #MtVernon00Share
Jason Wells+FollowThanksgiving traditions get a Baltimore twistBaltimore’s Thanksgiving tables are a real melting pot—where sauerkraut sits next to turkey, and family recipes tell stories of immigration and change. From Danish scalloped potatoes to Greek baklava, and even a spatchcocked turkey brined with habanero and lemongrass on a historic ship, every dish carries a memory. For many, sauerkraut is a must, thanks to the city’s German roots, but families from all backgrounds add their own flavor. What’s the one dish your family can’t celebrate without? Let’s hear about the recipes and stories that make your Thanksgiving unique! #Food #Thanksgiving #Baltimore00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowBaltimore families get a Thanksgiving boostHundreds of Baltimore families are heading into Thanksgiving with a little less worry this year, thanks to the Vernon Rice Memorial Turkey Drive. Johns Hopkins employees came together to donate nearly $12,000, making it possible to hand out 600 turkeys and produce boxes to local households and community groups. The impact goes beyond just food—it's about neighbors looking out for each other and making sure everyone can enjoy the holiday. Have you seen or been part of a local effort like this? What other ways can we support each other during the holidays? #Safety #Thanksgiving #Baltimore00Share
Miss Angela Murray+FollowBaltimore’s Polar Express magic returnsStepping onto the Polar Express at the B&O Railroad Museum feels like walking right into a holiday storybook. Families get to ride a real train with dancing chefs, hot chocolate, and a visit from Santa himself—kids’ faces light up as soon as they hit the indoor North Pole, complete with falling snow and festive crafts. It’s not just for little ones; adults find themselves swept up in the magic, too. With opening weekend offering the best ticket prices, it’s the perfect time to start a new tradition or relive the wonder. Who’s planning to hop aboard this year? #Entertainment #Painting #Baltimore00Share
