Blake Wrigley

Blake Wrigley is a dedicated individual with a Master's Degree in Social Work specializing in community action and social policy.

With a background in non-profits ranging from youth advocacy to environmental education and public health, Blake possesses a wealth of experience in areas such as mentorship, environmental justice advocacy, and volunteer management.

Passionate about youth development, environmental justice, community development, racial equity, and environmental education, Blake strives to make Baltimore a healthier, safer, and greener city.

Blake's top strengths from the Strengths Finder assessment include connectedness, positivity, developer, flexibility, and intellect.

Educationally, Blake excelled with a 4.24 GPA in their Master of Social Work at the University of Maryland, Baltimore Graduate School, focusing on Community Action and Social Policy. Additionally, Blake studied Human Development and Family Science with a concentration in Counseling at Messiah University.

Having served in roles such as Senior Manager of Fellowship at Baltimore Corps, Volunteer Operations Supervisor at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, and Program Coordinator at Parks & People Foundation, Blake has demonstrated a commitment to community engagement and social impact.

Blake's diverse experiences also include positions like Community Outreach Services Fellow & Communications Coordinator at Maryland Environmental Health Network, Americorps Service-Learning Fellow at The Choice Program at UMBC, and Environmental Educator at Parks & People Foundation.