List of 6 items.

• Alexandra (Alex) Gourmand - An Online SCD Pocket Book

  Alex’s project, “An Online SCD Pocket Book” is focused on finding food options for people on the Specific Carbohydrate diet to eat when they go out. Being someone who deals with this issue herself, she wanted to create something accessible to many and did this by creating an online food guide.

• Eleanor (Ellie) Woodworth - Building Social Media for Nonprofits

  Ellie’s project focuses on the need for nonprofit organizations to grow through social media. She has spent the last few months learning and working with nonprofits, specifically The Dyslexia Tutoring Program, to help them grow their social media presence.

• Naomi (Nomi) Maine - YOUR Beauty

  Nomi has always been one to care deeply for those around her, and has witnessed countless of her friends undergo issues regarding body image. Nomi wanted to help those around her by creating a resource for teenage girls to learn to love themselves, so she created "YOUR Beauty,” a guided journal that helps teenage girls to see the beauty in themselves.

• Sophie Matlaga - Blooming Minds

  Sophie's project is focused on helping elementary school students in the Baltimore City area transition to middle school and increase their chances of getting into their top choice school. In the challenging middle school choice program of Baltimore City, where students often end up in schools that aren’t convenient for them, Sophie created Blooming Minds to encourage students to keep their grades up, maximizing their chances of getting into their top school.

• Susanah Leraris - Creation Crate

  Susanah's project, “Creation Crate,” is focused on helping young artists gain access to art supplies, materials and better resources; that way they can do art wherever and whenever they want. The crate has all of the art materials and directions and guidance needed for a specific art project, making it accessible and easy to use.

• Violet Brookes - Color Me Creative

  After volunteering at the Baltimore Hunger Project last summer, Violet discovered her passion for helping people facing food insecurity. Violet’s project furthers this interest by creating educational coloring books that are delivered to Baltimore schools through food bags.