Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
In support of Civic Works’ Affordable Produce Delivery Program, which delivers boxes of fresh, locally grown produce to older adults in Baltimore.
In support of subscriber recruitment expenses for the Community Solar Project at Henderson Hopkins School. The project will enroll 180 household subscribers from the surrounding community in lower cost electricity service with savings totaling $1.6 million over 35 years.
In support of the Code in the Schools youth apprenticeship pilot, which will provide 72 youth apprentices with 450 hours of paid on the job training and culminate in seven-week internships with technology industry partners.
In support of the Baltimore Early Education Model of Reaching Excellence, which will expand implementation of the Tools of the Mind curriculum and executive functioning (EF) centered learning from 10 to 27 classrooms, serving approximately 500 students.
In support of two years of general operating funds for Cornerstone Community Housing, a supportive housing program for men experiencing homelessness and substance use disorders. Residents receive wraparound services and may stay for up to two years.
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