Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of serving 130 Sandtown-Winchester residents, connecting them to public benefits, housing, substance misuse treatment services, mental health services, occupational skills training, and employment.
In support of Maryland Hunger Solutions’ Baltimore City SNAP outreach and enrollment campaign, which works to connect vulnerable populations with federally funded SNAP benefits, a key strategy in reducing food insecurity in Maryland.
In support of the Homeless Youth Initiative, which provides legal representation to unaccompanied homeless youth, engages in state and local coalitions to address the needs of homeless youth, and advocates for policy solutions to youth homelessness in Maryland.
In support of general operations for the Human Trafficking Prevention Project (HTTP), which provides criminal record relief and civil legal assistance to survivors of human trafficking.
In support of expanding the All Children Ready initiative at 15 Baltimore Head Start centers and providing teacher supports in pre-kindergarten classrooms at four Baltimore City schools.
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