The Italian Cultural Center in Baltimore, MD, also known as the Bit Center, is a non-profit organization that has been working for the community since 1955. Founded by Professor Regina Levi-Bianchini Soria, Dr. Raffaele Canevaro, and Mrs. Helen Knipp, the center aims to promote the contribution of Italians and their descendants to Maryland, particularly Baltimore City, while also fostering community health and wealth for all residents. Through various programs and initiatives, the Bit Center strives to empower families through the arts, provide access to affordable quality food, promote food justice, create international exchange opportunities, and offer training and job opportunities for young adults.
With a mission to support an equitable and prosperous Baltimore, the Italian Cultural Center is dedicated to preserving and promoting Italian culture and heritage in Maryland. The center organizes events, such as the annual Italian Renaissance Gala, where awards are given to individuals who have made significant contributions to philanthropy, community service, and the sciences. Through its commitment to building a strong and inclusive community, the Bit Center continues to make a positive impact on the lives of those who call Baltimore home.
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