The Urban Institute
$25,000 / 2025 / Workforce Development
In support of helping Maryland connect underserved families to state tax credits.
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The Work First Foundation
$400,000 / 2009 / Workforce Development
For the implementation of the Baltimore Ex-Offender Reentry Employment Program. Participants receive up to four weeks of job readiness training that includes resume writing, mock interviews, computer basics, financial literacy, anger management, and conflict resolution. After being matched with job opportunities, graduates are placed into employment.
The Work First Foundation
$400,000 / 2011 / Workforce Development
For continued support of the Baltimore Ex Offender Re-entry Employment Program for America Works of Maryland participants. The program aims to place 400 ex-offenders into jobs paying an average of $8.50 an hour. The program will help those placed into jobs retain employment for up to 180 days.
The Work First Foundation
$200,000 / 2013 / Workforce Development
For continued support of the Baltimore Ex-Offender Reentry Employment Program for Baltimore City residents.
The Work First Foundation
$200,000 / 2014 / Workforce Development
For continued support of the Baltimore Ex‑Offender Reentry Employment Program for Baltimore City residents.