Le Mondo
$200,000 / 2016 / Community Development
In support of rebuilding the vacant properties on the 400 block of North Howard Street to create an artist-owned, performing arts complex.
Le Mondo
$100,000 / 2018 / Community Development
Le Mondo is an artist-owned-and-driven project positioning Baltimore as a center for theatre and the live arts, nationally and internationally. Comprised of three buildings on Baltimore’s historic Howard Street corridor, the project will champion a diverse community of arts and community organizations, individual artists, curators, and arts-lovers in the city. This grant provided building stabilization support for Phase Two of the mixed-used redevelopment project on the 400 block of North Howard Street in the Bromo Arts District.
League of Women Voters of Maryland, Inc.
$5,000 / 2003 / Community Development
In support of the Symposium on Gambling, a forum to debate the issues associated with the development and operation of slot machines in Maryland.
Light Street Housing Corporation
$30,000 / 2002 / Community Development
For community organizing and pre-development costs of negotiating with the Housing Authority to acquire and redevelop scattered-site public housing units in Sharp-Leadenhall.
Live Baltimore Home Center
$5,000 / 2002 / Community Development
Toward start-up costs of the Downtown Apartment Rental Tours initiative, promoting living in Baltimore City.