As Baltimore families prepared for a new school year, Greenlight Networks was proud to join Mayor Brandon M. Scott’s Annual Back to School Kick-Off on Saturday, August 22, 2026, at War Memorial Plaza at City Hall. The event brought Baltimore families and school-aged children together for an afternoon focused on helping students and families prepare for a successful school year.
Representing Greenlight Networks at the event was Michelle Whitehead, our Business Development Manager, who connected with families at the Greenlight table throughout the afternoon. Through these conversations, Michelle helped introduce more Baltimore families to Greenlight Networks and strengthen our connection to the local community.
Mayor Brandon Scott’s Back to School Kick-Off was a community event designed to help Baltimore children and families prepare for the 2026–2027 school year. Held at War Memorial Plaza at City Hall from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the event brought families together for back-to-school resources, community engagement, and an opportunity to celebrate the start of a new school year.
Support for the event helped provide important resources for Baltimore families, including school supplies, backpacks, hygiene products, and nutritious meals for families who needed them.
Why Did Greenlight Networks Participate in the Event?
For Greenlight Networks, participating in the Back to School Kick-Off was an opportunity to connect with Baltimore families and let them know we’re here.
Back-to-school season is an important time for families, and community events provide an opportunity to engage directly with residents beyond the services we provide. By participating in the event, Greenlight Networks could meet families where they were, introduce them to our brand, and build stronger connections within the Baltimore community.
Michelle Whitehead, Greenlight Networks’ Business Development Manager, represented the company at the event, spending the afternoon connecting with families at our table.
Michelle spoke with parents, caregivers, and school-aged children, creating personal connections between Greenlight Networks and the Baltimore community. Her presence gave families an opportunity to learn more about Greenlight while putting a familiar face to the company.
How Many Baltimore Families Did Greenlight Networks Reach?
Greenlight Networks connected with more than 150 families during the Back to School Kick-Off.
Each conversation was an opportunity to build awareness of Greenlight Networks and strengthen our relationship with Baltimore residents. The event provided valuable face-to-face engagement with families as they prepared for the new school year.
What Impact Did Greenlight Networks’ Participation Have?
Greenlight Networks’ participation helped increase brand recognition and awareness throughout the Baltimore community.
Connecting with more than 150 families allowed us to introduce more residents to Greenlight Networks while demonstrating our commitment to being an active part of the communities we serve.
As a connectivity company, we know that reliable internet plays an important role in the lives of today’s families and students. From completing school assignments and accessing educational resources to communicating with teachers, friends, and family, connectivity is an important part of everyday life.
Why Is Community Engagement Important to Greenlight Networks?
Community engagement gives Greenlight Networks the opportunity to connect directly with the people and neighborhoods we serve.
Events such as Mayor Brandon Scott’s Back to School Kick-Off allow us to listen, connect, and participate in initiatives that matter to local families. They also give our team opportunities to build relationships beyond providing internet service.
For Greenlight Networks, being a good community partner means showing up, getting involved, and supporting the communities we call home.
What Did Greenlight Networks Take Away from the Event?
The Back to School Kick-Off reinforced the value of being present and engaged in the communities we serve. Through Michelle’s representation of Greenlight Networks and our connection with more than 150 families, the event helped us build brand awareness while creating meaningful interactions with Baltimore residents.
We’re grateful to have been part of an event focused on helping Baltimore students and families start the school year prepared for success. Greenlight Networks looks forward to continuing to connect with and support the Baltimore community.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Back to School Kick-Off
What was Mayor Brandon Scott’s Back to School Kick-Off?
Mayor Brandon Scott’s Annual Back to School Kick-Off was a Baltimore community event held to help children and families prepare for the 2026–2027 school year. The event took place at War Memorial Plaza at City Hall on August 22, 2026.
When and where was the Back to School Kick-Off held?
The event was held on Saturday, August 22, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at War Memorial Plaza at City Hall, 100 Holliday Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
Did Greenlight Networks participate in the Back to School Kick-Off?
Yes. Greenlight Networks tabled at the event, giving our team the opportunity to connect with Baltimore families, introduce them to Greenlight, and build brand awareness in the community.
Who represented Greenlight Networks at the event?
Michelle Whitehead, Greenlight Networks’ Business Development Manager, represented the company at the Back to School Kick-Off and connected with families throughout the event.
How many families did Greenlight Networks reach?
Greenlight Networks connected with more than 150 families during the event, helping increase brand recognition and awareness while creating meaningful connections with Baltimore residents.
