APM Food Works, LLC, Fiscally Sponsored by Baltimore Hunger Project
In support of costs associated with the purchase of supplies to be distributed to local community farms, urban gardens, and residents interested in creating home gardens in Baltimore communities where plentiful access to organic foods is not widely available.
Baltimore Green Space
In support of efforts to bolster and support the long-term sustainability of and access to green spaces. Baltimore Green Space will collaborate with community leaders and residents to protect additional green spaces and provide technical assistance.
Civil Justice, Inc.
In support of the Tenant Debt Collection Defense Project, which provides legal representation to low- and moderate-income tenant households facing unlawful eviction. The Civil Justice network of solo, small, and community-based lawyers is expected to serve 50 households and prevent and reduce amounts of judgments against tenants by $100,000.
Equal Justice Works
In support of the Equal Justice Works Housing Justice Program, which provides legal training and placement in civil justice organizations to prevent evictions and increase housing stability. The loss of a home through eviction destabilizes families, creating homelessness, disrupting children’s education, and causing or exacerbating chronic health issues.
Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering
In support of the Baltimore Healthcare Innovator Retention fellowships to retain talented Johns Hopkins University biomedical engineering graduates to continue work on promising innovations that address critical healthcare challenges. The goals are to accelerate commercially marketable product development, attract investment, create companies, and generate local employment.