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| Calendar of Events |
| Community Meeting Thurs, Nov. 11, 7:00pm Holiday Bazaar Sat., Nov. 12, 9am—1pm Stress Reduction and Yoga for Seniors*** Thurs, Nov. 17, 11am Shopping Trip to Wegman’s For Seniors*** Mon, Nov. 21, 10am Seniors Pie Baking for Thanksgiving Celebration*** Tues, Nov. 22nd, 10am CORPS Project Meeting Tues, Nov. 22, 3:30pm—5: 30pm Thanksgiving Dinner Tues, Nov. 22 6:30pm Call 410.235.6715 for more information *All events at 3220 The Alameda unless otherwise noted.* |
| Healthy Neighborhoods: A Quick Review of the Possibilities j Block Projects Healthy Neighborhoods provides grants for projects that make neighbors and friends, enhance curb appeal, add value and build strong blocks. Refinancing and Renovation Loans
Join the Ideas to Action Team and Help Make Change Happen in CHM! Contact Natalya Brusilovsky, Healthy Neighborhoods Co-coordinator at 410-235-6715. |
CHMCC Efforts Pay Off
$25,000 Available for purchase of City,
Bank Owned or Foreclosed Upon Homes
in two CHM census tracks
Four years ago, CHM’s success in improving led to the community’s
inclusion into the Healthy Neighborhoods program. Since then, the
community has seen improvements in the landscape, the curb
appeal, and our gateways, in addition to enhanced code enforcement
addressing blight, vacancies and trash dumping.
Healthy Neighborhoods programs such as the low interest rate
purchase, refinance and renovation loans have found their way to
enhance many homes. Block projects have upgraded many blocks’
curb appeal, and capital improvements such as the lighting of the
Martin Luther Statue and the new disc golf course at Lake
Montebello, have brought hundreds of people to enjoy our
neighborhoods. Healthy Neighborhoods helps strong communities
like ours to increase home values, market our community, create
higher standards for property improvements and forge strong
connections among neighbors.
Now, Healthy Neighborhoods, Inc. has formed a partnership with
the federal government to implement the NSP2 Program—a
program that offers $25,000 to homebuyers that purchase a home
in foreclosure, or that is bank owned or city owned.
This is a great opportunity for renters seeking to buy a home and
other folks looking to buy in a Healthy Neighborhood to take
advantage of the current market and buy a home in good condition.
Homebuyers must complete 8 hours of counseling with an approved
agency and meet with a Healthy Neighborhoods representatives. It
also means that residents who have been working hard to improve
the conditions and fill vacancies their blocks have one more
incentive to share with friends, families and co-workers.
$25,000 Available for purchase of City,
Bank Owned or Foreclosed Upon Homes
in two CHM census tracks
Four years ago, CHM’s success in improving led to the community’s
inclusion into the Healthy Neighborhoods program. Since then, the
community has seen improvements in the landscape, the curb
appeal, and our gateways, in addition to enhanced code enforcement
addressing blight, vacancies and trash dumping.
Healthy Neighborhoods programs such as the low interest rate
purchase, refinance and renovation loans have found their way to
enhance many homes. Block projects have upgraded many blocks’
curb appeal, and capital improvements such as the lighting of the
Martin Luther Statue and the new disc golf course at Lake
Montebello, have brought hundreds of people to enjoy our
neighborhoods. Healthy Neighborhoods helps strong communities
like ours to increase home values, market our community, create
higher standards for property improvements and forge strong
connections among neighbors.
Now, Healthy Neighborhoods, Inc. has formed a partnership with
the federal government to implement the NSP2 Program—a
program that offers $25,000 to homebuyers that purchase a home
in foreclosure, or that is bank owned or city owned.
This is a great opportunity for renters seeking to buy a home and
other folks looking to buy in a Healthy Neighborhood to take
advantage of the current market and buy a home in good condition.
Homebuyers must complete 8 hours of counseling with an approved
agency and meet with a Healthy Neighborhoods representatives. It
also means that residents who have been working hard to improve
the conditions and fill vacancies their blocks have one more
incentive to share with friends, families and co-workers.
Contact Us
Coldstream Homestead Montebello Community Corporation
3220-A The Alameda, Baltimore MD 21218
Phone 410-235-6715 E-mail chmc.corp@verizon.net
Fax 410-235-7456
3220-A The Alameda, Baltimore MD 21218
Phone 410-235-6715 E-mail chmc.corp@verizon.net
Fax 410-235-7456
