Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
For over a decade, Rebuild Metro (formerly TRF Development Partners) has been building market stabilizing affordable housing in East Baltimore to create opportunity and wealth for low-income residents. The organization renovates vacant houses and builds new product for rent and for sale through their partnership with BUILD and local churches, sustaining both local construction jobs and small contractor businesses. Abell grant funding will be used to complement city and private funds toward implementation of the Vision Plan for Johnston Square.
For over a decade, ReBUILD Metro (formerly TRF Development Partners) has been building market stabilizing affordable housing in East Baltimore to create opportunity and wealth for low-income residents. The organization renovates vacant houses and builds new product for rent and for sale through their partnership with BUILD and local churches, sustaining both local construction jobs and small contractor businesses. Abell grant funding will be used to complement city and private funds toward implementation of the Vision Plan for Johnston Square.
In support of staffing costs to support implementation of the Vision Plan for Johnston Square. ReBUILD Metro renovates vacant houses and builds new market-stabilizing affordable housing to create opportunity and wealth for low-income residents, sustaining both small contractor businesses and local construction jobs.
In support of research, analysis, and production of a prospectus for a large-scale financing strategy to tackle Baltimore’s vacant property crisis. ReBUILD Metro will engage partners to generate public and private support for targeted investment in building renovation, reuse, and re-occupancy.
In support of vacant house renovation, affordable housing construction, and investment in existing owner-occupant housing to stabilize the market. This project will also support implementation of the Johnston Square Vision Plan and a 10,000 Homes Campaign to expand the model to other neighborhoods.
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