About Johns Hopkins Medicine

Through a Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center concierge internship, part of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s Corporate Internship Program, students work one day a week every week at an area business or nonprofit as part of their studies. 

When organizations such as the South Baltimore Partnership need supplies for a neighborhood event, they reach out to the Baltimore Community ToolBank. The Baltimore Community ToolBank received $3,000 and $5,000 grants in 2020 from the Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund.

One in four Black residents in Baltimore have limited access to affordable and nutritious food, according to the Baltimore City Planning Department. The local youth-led Granny Project aims to help resolve that issue by providing food to low-income community members and then hosting weekly YouTube Live sessions with cooking and exercise tips.

At Suburban Hospital, 300 volunteers support hospital patients and staff members and play a valuable role as part of Suburban Hospital's health care team.