Past Grants

Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.

Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering

$150,000 / 2023 / Community Development

In support of Baltimore Healthcare Innovator Retention fellowships for Johns Hopkins University biomedical engineering graduates to address critical healthcare challenges, accelerate product development, and investment and create local jobs.

Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering

$150,000 / 2024 / Community Development

In support of Baltimore Healthcare Innovator Retention fellowships for Johns Hopkins University biomedical engineering graduates to address critical healthcare challenges, accelerate product development and investment, and create local jobs.

Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering

$150,000 / 2025 / Community Development

In support of Baltimore Healthcare Innovator Retention fellowships for Johns Hopkins University biomedical engineering graduates to address critical healthcare challenges, accelerate product development and investment, and create local companies and jobs.

Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering

$150,000 / 2026 / Community Development

In support of Baltimore Healthcare Innovator Retention fellowships for Johns Hopkins University biomedical engineering graduates to address critical healthcare challenges, accelerate product development and investment, and create local companies and jobs.

Johns Hopkins University/Environmental Sciences and Policy Programs

$43,328 / 2007 / Community Development
For support of Indicators for Urban Sustainability in Watershed 263 in West Baltimore. The project will measure trends in aspects of environmental, economic, and social characteristics related to planned restoration projects in Watershed 263, a systematic and holistic sustainability project. The project includes tree planting, clearing and greening of vacant lots, reducing litter, cleaning streets and alleys, creating community gardens, improving city parks, greening schoolyards, increasing recycling, and supporting community stewardship.

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