Incentive Mentoring Program (IMP)
$90,000 / 2010 / Education
For continued support of the IMP mentoring program for students at Dunbar High School and for the expansion of the program to the Academy for College and Career Exploration. Over the course of the seven-year mentoring program (from the end of freshman year in high school through graduation from college), this family-style mentoring approach provides services year-round to 30 students identified as failing to meet minimum requirements. With teams of volunteers from Johns Hopkins University and Medical School graduate programs, the program addresses academic basic human needs: transportation, day care, job-placement referrals, drug treatment, college application, and tutoring services. Mentors meet with students as needed, three to seven times a week.
Incentive Mentoring Program (IMP)
$300,000 / 2011 / Education
For continued support of the IMP mentoring program for 80 struggling students at Dunbar High School, the Academy for College and Career Exploration, and Dunbar Middle School. With teams of volunteers from Johns Hopkins University and Medical School graduate programs, the year-round program matches the cohorts of lowest-performing students with a family of mentors to remove obstacles that stand in the way of students being successful. These services include after-school tutoring, basic human needs, transportation, day care, job-placement referral, drug treatment, and college application assistance. As needed, mentors will meet with students three to seven times a week.
Ingenuity Project Inc.
$370,000 / 2022 / Education
In support of The Ingenuity Project’s gifted and talented math and science instructional program for 924 Baltimore City students.
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Ingenuity Project Inc.
$370,000 / 2023 / Education
In support of the 2023-2024 Ingenuity Project, an advanced math, science, and research program for more than 850 middle and high school students in Baltimore City.
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Ingenuity Project Inc.
$400,000 / 2024 / Education
In support of the 2024-2025 Ingenuity Project, an advanced math, science, and research program for 885 middle and high school students in Baltimore City, and an external evaluation.
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