About Us

Beloved Community Services Corporation was founded in 2008. Our mission is “culturally sensitive and culturally relevant community economic development.” Our target areas are zip codes 21217 and 21201. From its early beginnings Beloved Community Services Corporation has grown to over $30 million dollars in assets and a pending $25 million dollars in acquisitions within a five-block radius within the largest historic African American district in America.

Included in its assets are Justice Thurgood Marshall Center, Juanita Jackson Mitchell Law Center, the single-family homes of Clarence and Juanita Mitchell and John Murphy Sr. and Carl Murphy Jr, Chernock Storage Facility and Douglas Memorial Village Apartments.

Programs and initiatives supported by Beloved Community Services Corporation include Robotics Clubs, Girls Who Code, and WJZ-TV13 Justice Thurgood Marshall Mixed Media Contest, STEM City USA (www.stemcityusa.com), and an endowed Thurgood Marshall Lecture Series

History

BCSC was founded in 2008 with the purpose of serving the Baltimore community by offering resources that transforms lives. Since then BCSC has serviced hundreds of families through its array of transformative resources in the areas of youth development, family stabilization, healthcare, science and research and commercial development of historic landmarks.

Leadership and Initiatives

BCSC is led by Executive Director Rev. Dr. Alvin C. Hathaway, Sr., a trusted name in Baltimore’s religious and philanthropic community. Beloved’s board is comprised of seasoned leaders in the areas of business, development, finance and law.

BCSC is a local provider of United Way family stabilization funds. The program provides funds to families facing poverty and it helps them obtain access to housing, healthy, affordable food and healthcare, employment and a quality education. More

Our Partners