Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization meets the Second Monday of each month at 6:30 PM at the Open Works Building located at 1400 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Regina Hammond is a 30+ year homeowner in the Johnston Square Community in East Baltimore City, Maryland. Regina has served her community over the past 10 years as the President and Founder of Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization, with the support and leadership of B.U.I.L.D. (Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development). In 2021 became Executive Director of Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Org. She is a proud mother of two professional adults, and the happily married spouse of Keith Hammond, her equally strong partner and community leader in the Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization.
January 2021 Rebuild Johnston Square and the Johnston Square Partners completed construction a 60 Unit Affordable Housing apartment building, celebrated the Grand Reopening of Henrietta Lacks Education Park, a world class model for future city parks, begun Phase I construction on their vision of 300 New and Rehabilitated Homes and apartments in Johnston Square; Ms. Hammond’s vision of the Johnston Square Art and Garden Walk has resulted in the adoption, beautification, and maintenance of multiple vacant lots in the community. The organization has assisted families obtain energy efficient homes, free wifi, ring cameras and exterior lighting, and currently and led a food relief program weekly during the Covid Pandemic serving 200 families per week in the Johnston Square Community. Our future vision includes a World Class Athletic Field/Community Greenspace across from Historic St. Francis Academy as part of our 2020 Johnston Square Vision Plan Accepted by the Baltimore City Planning Department.
Parks & People and Rebuild Johnston Square have built a strong, steadfast partnership and together we have been able to work on many exciting park projects such as Henrietta Lacks Educational Park PHI, Rev. William Brown Park, Greenmount Park Interim Field. We are also looking forward to all of our projects lined up for the future including Henrietta Lacks PHII and the Greenmount Park master plan.
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Grand Opening of 700 East Chase Street
Volunteers from Pennsylvania come to Johnston Square to help Bueatify our community.
Eight years ago we were crazy enough to believe we could change our community for the better and we have and we are still working at it.
We have been able to show residents change is possible through our volunteer efforts which included
bringing residents together on a monthly basis to listen, give hope, and share little victories because of our volunteer giving of our time and energy as well as host fun community events.
Volunteerism opened the door for us build great partnerships that has enabled us to.
Please answer the call for volunteers, together we can do great things for our Johnston Square Community!
Sincerely
Regina Hammond
Founder & Executive Director
Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood.com
The 2023 Jr. Green Team under the leadership of Ms. Lynn Powell as they embark on beautifying our community.
Our youth leaders are Asia, Mykel, Donnell,
T J, Jermaine, Antoine and Tyieara.
Framing has begun on the teachers housing on East Biddle Street in Johnston Square.
Core Team:
Regina Hammond
Evon Jackson
Barbara Bolden
Lillian Trotman
Keith Hammond
Phyllis Smith
Karen Monken
Elnora Spruill
Rita Bacote
Lynn Powell
Elaine Stanton
Block Leaders:
Lynn Powell
Ivy McNeill
Jean Edwards
Jon Randall
Marcus Milford
Thomasina Carey
Clean Green Team:
Keith Hammond
Jon Randall
Devon Reese
Elnora Spruill
Lynn Powell
Youth Team
Asia
T J
Mykel
TYieara
Donnell
Jermaine
Antoine
Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization was formed in 2013 with a mission to develop Johnston Square into a model community in Baltimore City by building community Power, creating open spaces and recreation opportunities, improving local beautification and public safety, and foresting revitalization of the community without disp
Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization was formed in 2013 with a mission to develop Johnston Square into a model community in Baltimore City by building community Power, creating open spaces and recreation opportunities, improving local beautification and public safety, and foresting revitalization of the community without displacement. using extensive training from the BUILD organization, Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization builds power by organizing people, partners and resources, and by listening and acting on the desires of the community, using community organizing and listening campaigns to promote cleaning and greening initiatives, recreational programs for children, educational and employment opportunities, and public safety in the Johnston Square community. Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization is committed to improving the quality of life for every Johnston Square resident - new and old -and to encouraging equitable development in the neighborhood.
Over the past five years, Rebuild Johnston Square Neighborhood Organization has partnered with ReBuild Metro, The 6th Branch, BARCO, St. Francis Academy, Parks and People Foundation, Civic Works, the City of Baltimore and a number of other Baltimore organizations and institutions to bring its vision to fruition.
Build power through organizing people, money and partnerships; Listen, and act on the desires of the community with the community, create a model community in Baltimore City, Maintain open spaces, beautify with landscaping, art, identity murals and signage, combat deterioration, maintain time worn homes in need of repair,
Build power through organizing people, money and partnerships; Listen, and act on the desires of the community with the community, create a model community in Baltimore City, Maintain open spaces, beautify with landscaping, art, identity murals and signage, combat deterioration, maintain time worn homes in need of repair, conduct development without displacement, rehab to prevent and abate blight, promote recreational programing, provide opportunity and training education on public safety and employment, undertake projects consistent with section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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