Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of Byte Back’s free digital literacy training for 100 low-income adults in Baltimore, helping them to master fundamental computer skills and applications.
In support of Civic Works’ Center for Sustainable Careers, which provides a multi-tiered, green career “pathway out of poverty” by training and placing 110 Baltimore City residents into employment in the solar, roofing, and infrastructure remediation industries.
In support of leveraging federal resources to implement projects that will reduce emissions and and associated health impacts from freight and cargo transportation in collaboration with the Port of Baltimore, one of the city’s largest and most concentrated sources of emissions.
In support of the “Baltimore Environmental Justice Campaign,” which works to improve health and quality of life in Baltimore neighborhoods that are most harmed by environmental pollution by ensuring residents’ voices are heard in key regulatory and decision-making processes, strengthening state regulation of pollution sources, and encouraging waste reduction and diversion.
In support of purchasing a used van to conduct harm reduction outreach and to facilitate access to treatment in Baltimore City.
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