Community College of Baltimore County receives $15,000 grant to support its summer youth STEM programs
Funding provided by the Caroline Fredricka Holdship Charitable Trust through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee
The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations serves as a point of contact for corporate and private foundation partners.
We serve as the CCBC liaison to coordinate communications with external partners and build mutually beneficial relationships that focus on philanthropy, collaboration and partnership-building.
Contact us for more information about specific programs and projects that may be of interest to your organization or to arrange a campus visit.
When you invest in CCBC, you are investing in our local community, potential employees and in the future of the greater Baltimore area and beyond.
We help companies connect with faculty whose work aligns with their priorities and interests. The Corporate and Foundation Relations Office can assist you by:
Our valued foundation partners provide support for new initiatives, funding for special projects, scholarship support, and capital funds for facilities. We keep up with the latest trends in foundation donations and college priorities to ensure an aligning of goals.
We can help:
We look forward to developing a meaningful partnership to help fulfill your corporation's philanthropic vision. Let's begin the conversation. Email our office to see if we can match you with a program.
Our team provides assistance to faculty and senior administrators in all divisions of the college. We’re here to help identify and approach potential strategic partners, plan and coordinate partner connections, and seeks financial support to enrich the learning environment for students; and support college operations by relieving budget pressure and enabling us to redirect resources to other needs.
invested in innovation since 2024
Thanks to Delta Dental Community Cares Foundation’s support, CCBC became the first community college in the nation to utilize virtual reality simulation in its Dental Hygiene curriculum.
students strengthened their skills
VR technology helped dental hygiene students reinforce clinical skills beyond scheduled classroom and clinic hours, building essential workforce skills.
area residents received preventative dental care
CCBC’s dental hygiene clinical coursework gave students hands-on experience while helping meet the oral health needs of underserved communities.
Since 2013, Women in Philanthropy (WiP) at CCBC has been a driving force for change, uniting women who believe in the power of collective giving. Our members are dedicated to opening doors for women at CCBC, whether through scholarships that make education possible or professional learning grants that fuel lifelong growth.
Women in Philanthropy has made meaningful investments in the dreams and potential of CCBC women. In 2025, WiP co-hosted its first mentor training session in an effort to build a direct bridge between trained mentors and FSSI (Female Student Success Initiative) students.
Ready to make an impact? Join us today and help create new opportunities for CCBC women. Donate or become a member below. Search, then select "Women in Philanthropy" as your fund. Together, we can transform futures - one woman at a time.
Julie Brown
Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations
Jbrown18@ccbcmd.edu
Funding provided by the Caroline Fredricka Holdship Charitable Trust through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee
The college received $500,000 in funds for workforce training
Nourishing our Neighbors grant increases access to nutritious food; provides nutritional education

New technology gives students crucial hands-on experience before working with patients.

The Community College of Baltimore County partnered with the Lowe’s Foundation to renovate their HVAC lab at the Dundalk Campus.

CCBC Essex pool is open for free community swim, offering rare public access for Baltimore County residents through August 15.
Director, Corporate and Foundation Relations
Major Gifts Officer