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CDN organizes the state into the following regions: Western Maryland, Southern Maryland, Prince George's County, Montgomery County, Eastern Shore, Central Maryland, and Baltimore City.
CDN supports the formation of local coalitions in these regions. The purpose of these coalitions is to: (a) make sure CDN is touching all of the organizations involved with community development in the state; (b) understand capacity-building and training needs and provide resources to meet those needs, and; (c) identify common issues in each region, and work with the coalitions to resolve those issues.
Each regional coalition has its own page on this website that
includes a list of members.
"My basic strategy is to work to explicitly include discussion on such issues as equity, health, access to jobs and energy, as well as the environment. Doing this, I believe, will create a much stronger foundation for building sustainable communities.”
"The Community Development Network supports St. Ambrose's work to deliver innovative and evolving programs that help more than 3,000 low- and moderate-income families each year."
“Community Development Network helps keep me informed about important legislation and budget items that impact my organization’s work and gives us a very visible platform to unite with other organizations to advocate on policy reforms."

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.