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The Center for Urban Families has already touched more than 15,000 individuals in Baltimore, but many, many more need our services. Our work is critical—for our clients, for our families, for Baltimore, for our future. We have the model, the expertise, the commitment and passion, and the ability to make our vision a reality and to significantly change the lives of thousands of individuals. We invite you to join us.

Please consider supporting the Center for Urban Families by making a contribution. To donate click the additional details link below:

WELCOME TO OUR NEW ALUMNI COMMUNITY

Membership is FREE and available exclusively to CFUF alumni and friends!

This is CFUF's private, online community created exclusively for CFUF alumni.   It is a secure, password-protected environment established by the Center For Urban Families.

After registering the site administrator will review your profile, and after his/her approval, you will receive an email with your login details.

Please be patient with the site as it's being developed and content is being added. 

REGISTER BY 11/5/2010 TO BE ENTERED IN OUR GRAND PRIZE DRAWING!

Become a member and take advantage of the following services:

• Reconnect with faculty and former classmates
• Organize class reunions
• Discover ways to support CFUF
• Share CFUF alumni news and activities

Features include:

• Message boards for In Memorial, Lost/Missing Alumni, Career & Volunteer Center, Class Notes, School & Alumni News
• Subscriptions to keep you updated by e-mail of classmates and message board updates
• Alumni directory that's searchable by class, by name or by occupation
• Lost / missing alumni directory to help find people that others are looking for
• Social networking (Facebook, Skype, MySpace and LinkedIn) support

Search for friends and make new connections with the online community!  All you need to do to take advantage of all the community has to offer is to proceed through the registration process to establish an account.

• Baltimore City Resident
• High School Diploma or GED
• Able to pass a basic math test
• Possess a driver’s license or be willing to get one
• Job-ready and a positive attitude
• Drug free
• Physically capable of working in the construction field
• Demonstrate a desire to pursue a career in the construction trades

• When: Wednesday Mornings @ 9:00 a.m. through Wed. August 11^th

• Where: Our Daily Bread Employment Center

• Bring photo ID,

• Be prepared to take a basic math test.

• Can’t make Wednesdays? Call Vaughn Samuels at 443-986-9004 and leave a message to schedule an appointment or contact Rodney Foxworth at 410-234-8931

The fact that job hunting is faster online doesn’t make it any easier. Anyone who expects his or her resume to successfully navigate an employer’s “elimination pipeline,” must avoid these eight common mistakes:

Read all of the media stories about CFUF and their impact on the Baltimore Community.

My life is a tale of two boys with two very different dads.

When my first son, Trey, was born 30 years ago, I was what they now call a "baby daddy" — a young, unmarried high school dropout with a bad drug habit and a rap sheet. I never considered marrying my son's mother. In fact, I just disappeared from her life after the baby was born. As a result, Trey grew up feeling abandoned and hostile.

Read More by clicking on the link!

Keep your e-mail and mailing addresses current and you'll receive the details for all alumni information, activities, events, and reunions.

Tisha Skinner, Director of Alumni Services 

Joe Simms Vice President of Human Resources from PepsiCo Mid-Atlantic Gave useful Resume Writing Tips!

On June 17th 2010 the Center for Urban Families honored Mr. Geoffrey Canada President of Harlem Childrens Zone, Mr & Mrs. Brown and our very own Dale Gholston!