The Martin Pollak Project

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3701 Eastern Ave
Baltimore, MD 21224
+1 (410) 685-2525
http://www.mppi.org

The Martin Pollak Project, established in 1980, is dedicated to serving foster children and at-risk students in Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Through a variety of individualized programs, including tutoring, mentoring, and foster care services, the organization aims to enhance the academic and social development of youth in the community.

With initiatives like the Northstar Baltimore program, the Martin Pollak Project recruits volunteers to provide valuable support and guidance to elementary and middle school students. Their commitment to fostering excellence in education and community involvement is evident through their extensive training services and ongoing outreach efforts.

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