Update: Nominations have closed for the 2023 Homecoming Hero Awards. Thank you for nominating the people, leaders and doers across Baltimore who are making a difference in their community. Voting opens for finalists on July 5th!

The Baltimore Banner is pleased to partner with the nonprofit organizer, Baltimore Homecoming, to solicit public nominations for 2023 class of Homecoming Heroes.

The awards, presented by sponsor T. Rowe Price, will recognize five Baltimore community nonprofit leaders and activists who have dedicated themselves to improving the city, granting each $5,000 to help further their work, along with opportunities to connect with city movers and shakers at events throughout the region — and to potentially spark new partnerships, investments and collaborations.

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