hope. fight. unity.
sharing the same hope that together, we will get through tough times
On June 22nd, Unity Bands, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization proudly supporting health care workers in need, donated comfortable, clinically appropriate shoes to 21 individuals enrolled in the Diversifying Doulas Initiative cohort training in Worcester, MA, at UMass Memorial Medical Center.
Air Unity 2. 2nd donation drop for those pursuing CNA certification.
Unity Bands pilots a program to donate comfortable, clinically-approven shoes to healthcare workers going through a Certified Nursing Assistant program at the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center.
Widely successful fundraiser with live music resulting in $8,000 in donations.
Care and comfort item drop off at Baltimore Washington Medical Center, February 2024
Unity Bands hosted a Spin and Win series resulting in 22 gifts for deserving healthcare heroes during the holiday season.
Game Night Fundraisers at GameOn bar+arcade, Annapolis, MD, Spring 2023
Unity Bands hosted 7 speaker sessions in 2023 with topics ranging from a dual-lung transplant survivor to vaccine distribution.
An all-volunteer lineup at the Severna Park Independence Day parade 2022 including Lowie of the Bowie Baysox and Steve Boucher.
Volunteers in Pasadena Maryland man the "band stand" at a Chick-fil-A giveaway fundraiser, May 2022
Founder, John Schirrippa, reading names of COVID-19 victims at the U.S. Capitol, April 2022
Unity Bands' Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Severna Park/Arnold Chamber of Commerce, March 2022
John speaking at Glen Burnie High School about the importance of community service.
John and intern, Nadia Devereaux, at their Reggae Night fundraiser
John with the amazing Baltimore Washington Medical Center foundation staff during the Baltimore Ravens volunteer campaign
John and Doris Williams at
the Bowie Baysox Unity Bands wristband giveaway, June 2021
Grungeology gives a volunteer performance at the Unity Bands Birthday Bash
Students with East Hampton High School's Interact Club sell Unity Bands on main street as part of a fundraiser.
