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A pathway home and a springboard to a better life.

Honoring a Baltimore Leader and Community Advocate

On November 10th, 2024 Baltimore City lost a dedicated leader and community advocate. Mary Pat Clarke never shied away from speaking her mind and being a voice for our community.

Recently she told St. Ambrose, “All my legislation that was successful and made a big difference all came from people that I was representing. They were telling me what was needed.”

Thank you for your commitment to our community … we will miss your voice.

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Our Culture of Dignity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging

 

Founded in 1968 to confront pervasive redlining and blockbusting practices, St. Ambrose remains committed to its vision of communities where every person has dignified, affordable housing opportunities; access to information to make sound decisions about their housing needs and options; and neighborhoods where people of all races and incomes call home.

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