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Past Grants - The Abell Foundation

Past Grants

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

Farm Alliance of Baltimore Inc.

$90,000 / 2023 / Community Development

In support of general operating costs and the Double Dollars program, which encourages use of federal benefits to purchase local farm produce, nutrition education, and hands-on training for beginning farmers at a new farm site in South Baltimore.

Intersection of Change

$75,000 / 2023 / Community Development

In support of capital expenses for an office expansion project that will allow Intersection of Change to develop and implement enhanced core programs.

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.

Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland Inc.

$89,250 / 2023 / Community Development

In support of staff and project expenses associated with the Tax Sale Prevention Project. This project provides legal assistance, recourse information, and education to and policy advocacy on behalf of Baltimore City homeowners at risk of foreclosure to delinquent real property taxes.

Public Justice Center Inc.

$175,000 / 2023 / Community Development

In support of legal representation for Baltimore City tenants facing eviction and policy advocacy to increase housing security, challenge unjust practices that create systemic harm to renters, and advance tenants’ rights to safe, habitable housing.

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