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05 Apr: Spring Newsletter 2024

LOCAL SPRING EVENTS Here are some fun local events to check out this spring! April 6th: Opening Day at Camden Yards April-May: Sherwood Gardens Tulip Display 6am-7:30pm 4310 Underwood Rd, Baltimore May 6-7: Towson Spring Festival Chesapeake, Pennsylvania, Washington & Baltimore Avenues   RAINY DAY activities April showers bring May flowers, here are some fun things to do when the sun isn’t out! Play board games Read a book Bake a healthy treat Indoor swimming Make an indoor obstacle course Bowling Indoor Roller Blading Do a puzzle or crafts! SPRING RECIPES Strawberry Spinach Salad Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls allergy season The sun shining and flowers blooming may look pretty, but can cause some symptoms! Look out for some of these symptoms this allergy season! Clear, watery eyes Itchy, clear runny nose Can last the whole season Difference from Flu/Covid Season Symptoms develop slower and are more…

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25 Oct: EndsideOut Featured at Exponent Philanthropy’s 2023 Conference

EndsideOut Featured at Exponent Philanthrophy’s 2023 Conference October 2023 This month, EndsideOut was invited to speak at Exponent Philanthropy’s 2023 Annual Conference in Baltimore, MD. The conference is held annually for lean funders across the country to connect with each other and evaluate their practices. As a result of our partnership with Resilia, our team was invited to provide our perspective on capacity building from a nonprofit side, at a panel entitled, “Leverage Technology to Meet BIPOC Nonprofits Where They Are.” Our Operations Manager, Betia Zeng, shared how online resources are crucial to our growth and sustainability, especially as we seek funding for our programs. BIPOC-led nonprofits are chronically underfunded, and opportunities for capacity building are often out of reach.  Thank you to Exponent Philanthropy and Resilia for such an amazing opportunity to contribute to the conversation about how to best support small, BIPOC-led nonprofits!  

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23 Sep: Thank you Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development!

Thank you Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development!

EndsideOut is happy to announce that we were awarded a grant from Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development. This grant will allow us to expand and help create a more healthy Baltimore. Our Know Your Health program will be implemented in five schools:

  • Cherry Hill Elementary
  • Arundel Elementary
  • Bay Brook Elementary
  • Matthew Henson Elementary
  • Graceland Elementary School
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15 Jul: Thank you for helping us create a culture of health!

Thank you for helping us create a culture of health! Summer is here! School may be out, but our work on your health and wellness isn’t on summer vacation! First, we want to thank the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership, Cherry Hill Community, parents, students, and administrators for allowing us to introduce “Turn Your Health Inside Out” to the community for the 2018-2019 school year. Whether it was a health fair, workshop, Zumba, water challenge, bingo, or “Get Fit,” we grew closer to creating a culture of health! Despite this amazing progress, we still have a lot more work to do. It is our mission at EndsideOut to help all communities understand the correlation between food, physical fitness, preventable disease, and academic achievement; and it all begins with the process of eating the right foods and knowing the “why.” We are excited about the upcoming 2019-2020 school year and happy to…

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02 Nov: Exciting Workshop with Cherry Hill Elementary School Third Graders

The holidays are upon us, but don’t let that stop you from creating and living a culture of health.

Ms. Sampson’s third grade class at Cherry Hill Elementary School is doing just that. Our workshop for these scholars was a fun, engaging group effort at learning why a nutrient diet matters.  We are excited to work with these scholars and their parents towards a healthy community! Your health matters!

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11 Sep: EndsideOut’s ‘Turn Your Health Inside Out’ comes to the Cherry Hill Community!

Endsideout (EO) and school are back in session!

We are excited to bring Turn Your Health Inside Out to Cherry Hill Elementary School and Arundel Elementary School. This two-tiered program, geared towards parents and students, is designed to teach the importance of both a nutrient dense diet and physical fitness.

EO provided an information session on Turn Your Health Inside Out at the Back to School Night and Parent Workshop at both schools, and received a warm welcome back from some of the parents at Cherry Hill. Previously EO partnered with a group at that school, and we were greatly encouraged by the progress parents and children that committed to the EO principles made over the past 2 years.