Volunteering Together, Investing in the Future
For Dwight and Clarissa Evans, giving back is something they do together.
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OhanaHC is on the move. Where will you spot us next?
We’re talking with groups across Howard County about what it means to show up for a young person, and why mentoring gives just as much back to the adults who step up.
It’s a chance to meet people outside your usual circles, build meaningful relationships, and become part of a growing community surrounding Howard County youth.
We’d love to speak with your business, faith community, civic group, professional association, neighborhood organization, or team about mentoring and ways to get involved.
Whether you have 10 people in the room or 100, we’ll bring the conversation to you.
For Dwight and Clarissa Evans, giving back is something they do together.
Before she was helping create opportunities for young people in Howard County as a volunteer with OhanaHC, Taylor Ellerbe was one of the young people shaped by them.
Sometimes mentoring looks like a deep conversation. Sometimes it looks like four young people piling into a car for an Orioles game.
Somebody told a ninth grader about OhanaHC. If you know a young person in Howard County who could use more adults in their corner, connect us.