The Abell Foundation awards grants to nonprofit community partners working to improve the quality of life in Baltimore. We provide seed funding for innovative pilots, support for ongoing community programs and services, and funding for capital projects. In addition to providing grant funding, the Foundation supports our nonprofit partners through connection to our local and national networks, as well as our team’s deep experience in and knowledge of Baltimore as it relates to our program areas.
If you have never received an Abell small grant (requests of $10,000 or less), you must attend an information session to confirm fit with eligibility criteria and funding priorities prior to submitting a small grant application.
First-time applicants with grant requests greater than $10,000 should submit a short letter of inquiry prior to submitting a regular grant application. For guidance on what to include in your LOI, please reference our frequently asked questions.
If you are a returning applicant or have met our eligibility criteria and requirements and are ready to apply for a grant, you may do so on the apply page.
Log into the grant portal below to return to your saved application or submit a report for a previously awarded grant.
In support of providing 240 job seekers in Baltimore with one-on-one job coaching for immediate job placement as well as occupational skills training for careers in the transportation and logistics industry.
In support of 2024 membership dues.
In support of Moveable Feast’s Baltimore City meal delivery program, which prepares and delivers medically tailored meals and nutrition counseling to individuals who have diet-related health conditions, and research to support Medicaid reimbursement for medically-tailored meals.
In support of the Future Leaders Ready Now DJS & Re-Entry Out-of-School-Time Student Support Program.
In support of training 160 Baltimore residents who are eligible to receive SNAP benefits in commercial driving, HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning), or automotive repair.
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