Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of the Youth Resource Center, which provides a safe, welcoming environment where youth and young adults in crisis can engage in services that address their immediate needs and help them move towards stability.
In support of general operations for the Truancy Court Program (TCP) at the University of Baltimore School of Law. TCP addresses the high level of truancy in Baltimore City public schools through a voluntary 10-week, in-school intervention program for students who are beginning to demonstrate a pattern of truancy.
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.
In support of durable materials for Arts For Learning’s After School Arts and Learning Academy (ASALA), slated to serve nearly 600 students across six Baltimore City School sites during spring of 2022.
In support of Baltimore’s Guaranteed Income Pilot Project, which will provide monthly cash payments to 200 low-income parents, ages 18-24, and evaluate the impact of those payments on the parents and their children.
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