Every COR program follows one model: recruit committed people, train them well, and mobilize them where children and neighbors need them most.
The basic training every COR volunteer completes before entering any program: 8 weeks and 35 hours of classroom instruction, physical fitness, leadership development and community service. Graduates are certified as COR Community Volunteers.
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Courage, Opportunity, Responsibility. A 20-week leadership and fitness program for young men from neighborhoods challenged by crime and violence.
100+ Morgan State men mentored Baltimore middle and high school students.
Saturday conditioning that served 200+ young men and taught the Four Rules of Discipline.
Daily fitness and martial arts for boys with Paul's Place, Margaret Brent, Patterson Park and the Collington Club.
600+ men marched 10 miles on North Avenue, then walked 35 miles to Washington, DC.
43 trained men walked target neighborhoods every Friday night, 8 to 11 pm.
Elite sprint and resistance conditioning for East Baltimore youth and young athletes.
Launched after the 2015 unrest to train young men as leaders and positive influences among their peers.
Carpentry training for veterans, young adults and high school students.