Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of Building Our Nation’s Daughter’s efforts to support 230 Black single mothers and daughters utilizing a two-generation approach that provides academic, social-emotional, and personal development support for mother-daughter pairs.
In support of delivering the BioEYES’ genetics curriculum to 8th grade students across Baltimore City. BioEYES provides a one-week curricular unit that meets critical academic standards in science using hands-on, project-based learning to 25 schools and 2,250 students annually.
In support of homeownership incentives through the Homebuying Assistance Program to help CFUF members purchase homes in Baltimore City, achieve housing stability, and build intergenerational wealth.
In support of Civic Works’ Affordable Produce Delivery Program, which delivers boxes of fresh, locally grown produce to older adults in Baltimore.
In support of subscriber recruitment expenses for the Community Solar Project at Henderson Hopkins School. The project will enroll 180 household subscribers from the surrounding community in lower cost electricity service with savings totaling $1.6 million over 35 years.
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