Meet New Community Crisis Center Director Ed Hartman
The Westminster resident brings decades of nonprofit experience and a wealth of new ideas to the center, which serves Reisterstown, Owings Mills and Glyndon.
The only work Ed Hartman knows is nonprofit work. The 62-year-old has been helping the needy ever since his college days when he volunteered at an orphanage. “It’s a passion,” he said. “I think it’s a product of the era I grew up in.” Hartman became the new director of the Community Crisis Center in June, and sat down with Patch last week to talk about his new job. Although the center, which serves Reisterstown, Owings Mills and Glyndon, is a household name in the community, he hopes to expand its programming and reach. The CCC helps local residents with emergency food, hygiene products, school supplies, career clothing, financial literacy and monetary assistance for utilities and living costs. It also partners with groups that deliver …
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