Baltimore Rowing Club
$10,000 / 2013 / Health and Human Services
Toward continued support of Reach High Baltimore, an after-school rowing program designed to serve at-risk Baltimore City middle school students.
Julie Community Center
$1,375 / 2013 / Health and Human Services
For the purchase of a new computer and Quick Books Pro accounting software.
Paul’s Place, Inc.
$50,000 / 2013 / Health and Human Services
Toward continued support of the Campaign for Paul’s Place in an effort to expand supportive outreach services for Washington Village/Pigtown residents.
ACLU Foundation of Maryland, Inc.
$150,000 / 2012 / Health and Human Services
For continued support of the Regional Housing Equity Project, designed to provide African-American families with the opportunity to move to low-poverty areas in the surrounding counties and in Baltimore City, where they can expect to enjoy safer neighborhoods, better schools, and increased access to job opportunities. As the result of a partial settlement of the Thompson v. HUD lawsuit in 1996, and with assistance from the housing mobility program, more than 2,000 inner-city families from public housing projects have been able to move throughout the region. A final settlement of the lawsuit in 2012 will enable 2,600 additional families to move to neighborhoods that offer better opportunities.
Charm City Buccaneers Youth Sports Development
$5,000 / 2012 / Health and Human Services
Toward support of the Charm City Buccaneers football team to travel to a national championship tournament in Tampa, FL.