Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of welding and computer numerical control (CNC) training for 60 low-income adults in Baltimore. JARC helps trainees earn industry-recognized certifications and start careers in manufacturing and construction.
In support of staff and program costs for the Supporting Older Adult Resources (SOAR) and Tenant Advocacy programs. SOAR helps low-income households access MD Renters and Homeowners property tax credits. The Tenant Advocacy project assists landlords with rental registration and licensing and advises tenants.
In support of the Food First Capacity Grants and Hunger Hotspot programs in Baltimore City, which help Maryland Food Bank’s partner organizations better meet the needs of their clients by expanding capacity and targeting resources to underserved communities.
In support of providing 240 job seekers in Baltimore with one-on-one job coaching for immediate job placement as well as occupational skills training for careers in the transportation and logistics industry.
In support of 2024 membership dues.
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