A nonprofit foundation has raised money from donors in Maryland and across the country. “It’s not something that’s just for us. It’s for Baltimore, for the greater community,” its president says.

The co-op is moving its bookstore and cafe to a high-visibility spot beside the 32nd Street Farmers Market.

Many in Baltimore still struggle to get enough to eat as the pandemic enters its second year. J.C. Faulk’s weekly give-away program is there to help.