Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
Capital funding for renovations to create a 10-bed emergency shelter for homeless youth in Baltimore City.
For continued support of the Access to Healthy Foods program, which aims to reduce food insecurity by providing families hot lunches and shelf-stable food in addition to providing children nutrition education and hands-on cooking activities.
For continued support and expansion of mental health services for refugees who have settled in Baltimore City.
In support of the Maryland Benefits Center, which provides public benefits enrollment assistance to low-income seniors.
In support of Reach High Baltimore, an after-school rowing program for Baltimore City middle and high school students.
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