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Central maryland region

Central Maryland consists of Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford,

and Howard counties, and also Baltimore City


Members from the Central Maryland Region


  • Faith Communities & Civic Agencies United
  • Habitat for Humanity of Carroll County
  • Habitat for Humanity of Susquehanna
  • Hamel Builders, Inc.
  • Harford County Department of Housing and Community Development 
  • Harford Family House
  • Havre de Grace Office of Economic Development 
  • Home Partnership, Inc.
  • Howard County Department of Housing and Community Development
  • Howard County Housing Commission
  • Human Services Programs of Carroll County, Inc.
  • Tabernacle of Faith Family Life Center Inc.
  • Anne Arundel Affordable Housing Coalition
  • Anne Arundel Community Action Agency Inc.
  • Arundel Community Development Services
  • Diversified Housing Development Inc.
  • Dundalk Renaissance Corporation
  • Homes for America Inc.
  • Maryland Association of Realtors
  • Maryland Community Action Partnership  
  • Monroe Homes Inc.
  • Nancy Rase Consulting Services LLC
  • Rural Maryland Council
  • Sykesville Main Street

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The Community Development Network of Maryland (CDN) invites partners and policymakers to People & Places Day 2026—a day in Annapolis focused on connection, shared learning, and practical engagement!

This year, we’re highlighting community-based work happening across Maryland. A small group of exhibitors will share their information. We will equip attendees with clear, usable information—including information on the DHCD budget, bills we are supporting and data to make the case for community economic development.

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