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Past Grants

Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.

Faith and Work Enterprises Inc.

$68,000 / 2024 / Workforce Development

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.

Project JumpStart Inc.

$50,000 / 2024 / Workforce Development

In support of Project JumpStart, a 13-week pre-apprenticeship construction training program for low-income Baltimore City residents.

Southeast Community Development Corporation

$153,800 / 2024 / Workforce Development

In support of a community cleanup collaborative to reduce violence, trash, and blight in the Ellwood Park and McElderry Park neighborhoods.

Code in the Schools

$60,000 / 2024 / Workforce Development

In support of DataTrail, a data science job training program for Baltimore City residents, ages 18 to 24. DataTrail provides in-person and online training and tutoring services, as well as career mentoring, for 20 participants a year, for three years.

Jane Addams Resource Corporation

$100,000 / 2024 / Workforce Development

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.

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