Sponsors for Fall 2017–Spring 2018 school year

1. Sponsors of Baltimore-Rotterdam Operation Trash projects
in South Baltimore Gateway Schools:

     

WNF

Wereld Natuur Fonds, the Netherlands Chapter of World Wildlife Fund for Nature

Corporate sponsorship for videography costs at Lakeland school, spring 2018:

2. Grant for Fall 2017 workshops with Filbert Street Community Garden:

Partial funding provided by a SB7 Sagamore grant

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Sponsors for Spring 2017

Sponsors of the spring 2017 Operation Trash exchange project
with Baltimore-Rotterdam schools:

              

WNF

Wereld Natuur Fonds, the Netherlands Chapter of World Wildlife Fund for Nature

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Financial support over the years

Activities associated with the Baltimore-Rotterdam art/educational exchanges since 2008 have been partially funded by the following organizations:

• Baltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences
• Baltimore Mayor’s Office
• Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts
• Baltimore Office of Sustainability
• Baltimore-Rotterdam Sister City Committee (BRSCC)
• Baltimore Rotary Club
• Center for Art Design and Visual Culture at University of Maryland, Baltimore County
• CSX
• Maryland State Arts Council
• MECU Foundation
• SB7 Sagamore grant
• WWF: The Netherlands chapter of the World Wide Fund For Nature (Stichting Het Wereld Natuur Fonds – NL)

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Supporting institutions over the years

Many institutions have a connection with the Baltimore-Rotterdam artist exchange and its activities and provided support, as it evolved over time. They include:

USA Baltimore Mayor’s Office Baltimore Office of Sustainability Baltimore-Rotterdam Sister City Committee University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Center for Art Design and Visual Culture BreakingGround American Studies Imaging Research Center Fellows Professor Stephen Bradley and his students Baltimore Traces Professor Exsul Van Helden and his Stevenson University film students Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) Contemporary Museum Baltimore City Public School system Baltimore County Public School system Filbert Street Community Garden Masonville Cove Environmental Educational Center (MCEEC) (affiliated with Living Classrooms) Sheppard Pratt’s Mann Residential School Curtis Bay Coalition Curtis Bay Seniors Polish Home Hall Chesapeake Arts Center Chipotle Federal Hill Young Audiences Arts for Learning, Maryland Schools Curtis Bay Elementary/Middle School Bard High School Early College Baltimore Benjamin Franklin High School Lakeland Elementary/Middle School and other South Baltimore Gateway District schools

Netherlands Stichting Lawine / Avalanche Arts Rotterdam’s Foundation B.a.d. Willem de Kooning Academie (WdKA) Centrum Beeldende Kunst Rotterdam TENT arts space, Rotterdam The Consulate General of The Netherlands in New York Duurzaam Heijplaat Heijplaat Groen Wijkgebouw de Kolk (Heijplaat) Schools Wolfert van Borselen school Lyceum Vos school IKC Het Balkon IKC ’t Palet Holy

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About BRSCC

The Baltimore-Rotterdam Sister City Committee (BRSCC) is a volunteer-run committee based in Baltimore that conducts the sister city affairs. It is member of the Baltimore Sister Cities 501(c)(3) association, which is affiliated with the Baltimore Mayor’s Office. BRSCC promotes economic, cultural, educational, health/environmental and other cooperation and exchanges between Baltimore, Maryland, USA and Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and supports Baltimore region’s other activities and programs related to the Netherlands and the local Dutch community. The committee encourages engagement between the two cities to creatively learn, work, and solve problems together through reciprocal exchanges and projects.

More about our committee and its mission

Visit the BRSCC web site  and Facebook page for more information about the Baltimore-Rotterdam Sister City Committee’s activities. Visit the BSC web site for more information about all of Baltimore’s Sister Cities.