Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of general operations for Baltimore Youth Arts (BYA), a creative entrepreneurship and job readiness program that provides opportunities to 50 young people, ages 14-21, annually. BYA focuses on youth who have contact with the juvenile justice system.
In support of general operations for Baltimore’s Promise, including their work with literacy demonstration models, philanthropic funding collaboratives, the Grads2Careers program, and city-wide data compilation and analysis focused on youth.
In support of providing home repairs and handicap modifications to low-income senior and disabled homeowners, relieving the financial burdens associated with home maintenance and enabling them to age in place and retain community ties and social networks.
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.
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