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Mary Richmond Timeline

Charity Organization Society

  • stationed in several cities
  • established in 1881
  • 1st to develop a structured social work profession
  • provided social services to the poor, disabled, and the needy (especially children)
  • unemployed, sick, old aged, or physically disabled only had a few options
  • apply for public relief, appeal to private charities, or beg to strangers for help.

Friendly Visiting Among the Poor

Baltimore Charity Organization Career

The Beginning

Death

  • Mary Ellen Richmond was born on August 5th, 1861, in Belleville, Illinois.
  • Mary was a sick child, spending most of her young life ill.
  • In 1899, Mary wrote her first book.
  • It provided a list of practical techniques used in doing charitable work.
  • Mary began working for the Baltimore Charity Organization Society in 1889 as assistant treasurer.
  • She became the general secretary two years later.
  • Mary Richmond passed away on September 12th, 1928.
  • She presented many times at the meeting of the "National Conference on Social Welfare."
  • She paid special attention to issues concerning the welfare of children and women.

1889

1900

1928

1864

1861

Works Cited

Big Break

Childhood

Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity Career

  • https://socialwelfare.library.vcu.edu/social-work/richmond-mary/
  • https://case.edu/ech/articles/c/charity-organization-society
  • Introduction To Social Work & Social Welfare, Karen K. Kirst-Ashman
  • Mary began advocating for the development of professional schools of social casework and structured social work education.
  • Mary's mother passed away when she was three years old.
  • She was sent to live with her two aunts and her grandmother in Baltimore.
  • She attended high school and graduated in 1878.
  • In 1900 Mary became general secretary of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing Charity.
  • She stressed the use of Volunteers.
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