to expand into Maryland this organization that takes military families “from battle-ready to family-ready” by providing outdoor therapeutic retreats in a healing environment, as well as ongoing family support services for two years following the retreat

to support the general operations of this organization, which offers a variety of services for individuals and families with disabilities

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides supports and services for older adults to help them maintain independence as they age in their communities

to support this organization’s high school program, which provides mentoring, academic, and college preparation services for underserved students

to support the renovation of a skilled-nursing residence to integrate two new “housing clusters” that follow the Green House model—a more individualized, home-like living environment—and to support the construction of an adjacent day care center that will provide intergenerational after-school programming

to support the development of a Health Home program, which will provide behavioral health services for people with mental illness

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides a range of comprehensive services, including housing and health care, with the goal of helping people achieve self-sufficiency

to support the construction of six units of supportive housing for veterans, part of the Pullman Artspace Lofts project

to support the renovation of this facility as part of the Eshkolot initiative, a series of capital projects, in partnership with the National Insurance Institute, dedicated to advancing culture change within skilled nursing facilities serving older adults

to support the expansion of Answers for Aging, a program that provides assistance for older adults, families, and caregivers, with the goal of serving hundreds of older adults who are on a waiting list for affordable housing

to support this program, which deploys outreach workers to engage high-risk young adults, interrupt conflicts, and provide services, with the long-term goal of reducing violence in high crime neighborhoods

to support the Baltimore Workforce Funders Collaborative—a public/private partnership dedicated to advancing the labor market prospects of unemployed and underemployed City residents, as well as the aging funders affinity group—a network of older adults service providers

to support the general operations of this organization, which helps at-risk girls from Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) backgrounds—who have experienced physical and sexual abuse—to achieve economic independence through supportive housing, employment training, counseling, and wrap-around services

to support the general operations of this organization, which offers a supportive community where adults with mental illness can discover purpose through work

to support B’More for Healthy Babies, an initiative that works to ensure all of the City’s children are born healthy and grow and thrive in healthy familie

to support a program, in partnership with Health Care for the Homeless, which will provide permanent supportive housing for 100 chronically homeless individuals and families

to support YouthWorks, a summer jobs program operated by the Mayor’s
Office on Employment Development that employs youth, ages 14-21, for five weeks over the summer

to support YouthWorks, the City’s summer jobs program operated by the Mayor’s Office on Employment Development

to support the Civic Leadership Fund with the goal of improving the City’s public schools and neighborhoods

to support the general operations of this organization, which recruits and places professionals in the nonprofit, public, and private sectors with the goal of creating change in education, public health, and workforce development and to support the placement of a fellow at the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development

to support a six-week workforce development program, in partnership with the Center for Urban Families, with the goal of placing participants in urban forestry jobs

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the purchase and renovation of a new, larger facility for this community hub, with the goal of providing housing and related comprehensive services for residents

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides specialized, scientific training for entry-level bio technicians in the life sciences industry

to support this organization’s career development and financial services programs, including the Working Families Initiative, which helps individuals and families become self-sufficient

to support the renovation of this organization’s facility with the goal of increasing daily attendance

to support the construction of a new facility, which will provide health care services, a pre-employment program, a larger food pantry, and legal and social service programs for individuals and families

to support the Community Integration Transportation Resources project, which works to give individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to participate in paid employment, volunteer skill building, and community-inclusion activities

to support the renovation of a new regional education and training center, which will provide essential programs and services for immigrants and the surrounding community

to support this organization’s Adult Wellness Center, which provides comprehensive services for older adults with the goal of improving cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides free income tax return services and asset-building activities, including financial education and coaching

to support the development of a comprehensive shelter and residential program in a campus setting that will include an emergency shelter, expanded food pantry, and short-term housing options

to support Fresh Food Farmacy, a program that provides healthcare and nutrition education and access for food-insecure residents living with type 2 diabetes

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the expansion of the Supportive Community Network, which will enable more than 1,200 older adults to age in their communities with maximum independence

to support SAFE (Stop Abuse of Elders), a program that provides counseling, community outreach, and education in response to elder abuse

to support the construction of a new regional wellness center with the goal of expanding capacity for on-site treatment and clinical therapy services

to support the Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance (CWFA), a convening of funders who work to build consensus—within the region’s philanthropic community—on the most effective workforce development strategies

to support Whole School Whole Child, a curriculum that works to immerse students in a culture promoting positive behavior, successful learning, and grade progression

to support the general operations of this organization, which connects people to the education, employment, and financial literacy services they need

to support the City for All Ages and Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS) programs, both of which provide home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the construction of a new facility for this organization’s Baltimore Center for Sustainable Careers, a program that helps participants overcome barriers by providing them with technical skills, marketable certifications, and essential-skills training

to support the general operations of this organization, which helps veterans and military spouses transition into the civilian workforce by providing technical training and job placement in the software development field

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides first-generation-to-college students with the support needed to gain access to financial aid and a college education

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides college counseling services for City-school students

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides academic tutoring, customized test preparation, college and financial aid guidance, and wraparound support for high school and college students

to support this organization’s program, which provides services to vulnerable immigrants and refugees

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides housing, employment, and other support services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides academic enrichment, mentorship, and college preparation for students, grades 1-12

to support the renovation of a building into a health care hub, and to support the Stabilization Center—a new model for connecting people to health care that leads to longer-term stabilization and recovery

to support the general operations of this organization, which helps youth develop digital-age technology and engineering skills

to support the expansion of STEM-focused (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) after-school programs at two City schools

to support the general operations of this school, which provides students with a safe environment to learn, featuring small class sizes as well as additional instructional hours after school and throughout the summer, and to grow their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) program

to support the expansion of this organization’s employment program, which provides job training and placement, as well as mental health supportive services for people with disabilities

to support building, furniture, and technology upgrades at several branches

to support two centers, which provide behavioral health services for young adults

to support the construction of a new branch, which will provide job training, housing, and other services for people coping with mental illness

to support this organization’s programs, which provide older adult residents with affordable housing opportunities so that they may remain independent and maintain a high quality of life

to support the transformation of this organization’s day treatment program into a series of community hubs that will integrate employment, volunteer, and social opportunities

to support the continued training of 25 full-time attorneys who will lead multidisciplinary teams that will serve 4,000 victims of elder abuse #

to support the construction of this organization’s new Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), which will provide primary care, behavioral health, psychiatry, pharmacy, and domestic violence and sexual assault services and programs

to support the Serving Together program, which connects veterans, active duty military, and their families to health, housing, economic, and educational services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services for families experiencing conflict and violence

to support this program, which deploys outreach workers to engage high-risk young adults, interrupt conflicts, and provide services, with the long-term goal of reducing violence in high crime neighborhoods

to support Catalyst Kitchens, a network of more than 60 organizations, which provide food service training with the goals of ending unemployment, poverty, and hunger

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides guidance and preparation for high school students who are navigating the college admissions process

to support the relocation of this organization’s clinic to a larger site with the goal of expanding primary care services and introducing specialty services, including optometry and dermatology

to support the general operations of this rape crisis center, which provides emergency food, shelter, and case management, as well as a crisis hotline and community education, and to expand this organization’s behavioral health services

to support the Conservation Corps, a program that provides teenagers with employment experience, science education, leadership development, and self-esteem building

to support capital improvements at Jewish summer camps focused on better serving campers and staff with disabilities

to support training and evaluation focused on better serving campers and staff with disabilities at Jewish summer camps

to support this organization’s summer program, and new school-year extension, that provides a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math)-infused curriculum for students, pre-kindergarten through grade six

to support the implementation of an electronic health records system with the goal of improving clinical and business processes

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides after-school and summer programs for girls, ages 6 to 18, focused on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), literacy, leadership, and career and life planning

to support the building renovation of this organization’s PACE (Program for All Inclusive Care of the Elderly) Center, and to purchase furniture, fixtures, and equipment

to support Saturday Leadership, a program that provides college-readiness activities, personal development, and community-focused leadership for students, grades eight through 12

to support the renovation of 20 energy-efficient, affordable homes for families in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel County

to support the general operations of this organization, which helps families exiting homelessness become financially stable and integrate into their new community

to support this organization’s dental services for individuals and families who face barriers accessing oral health care and to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive health care and supportive services to people experiencing homelessness

to support this organization’s ElderSAFE program, which provides temporary shelter and direct services for those escaping elder abuse

to support the renovation of a former firehouse, adjacent to this organization’s headquarters, that will serve as a neighborhood resource center providing job training and support services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides hands-on, after-school programs, including academics, community service, and athletic components for students ages 5 to 18

to support programming for more than 300 middle school students, and to help this organization strengthen its high school-placement services, alumni programming, and family engagement

to support the construction of an affordable housing development, including supportive services, education, and job-training programs, for people with disabilities

to support the construction of a job-training facility, which will serve as a hub for classes, workshops, trainings, and workforce-related gatherings

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides reading and math classes, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) curriculum, health lessons, enrichment, and other activities for elementary and middle school students

to support the construction of a new community engagement center that will house a training institute as well as The Gateway Project—a model for abuse intervention programming

to support the renovation of the Redwood Coast Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), a model that will provide comprehensive services for older adults, who are eligible for nursing-home care, but wish to remain integrated in their communities

to support the general operations of this organization, which recruits, trains, and places volunteers in nonprofits that are meeting basic and urgent needs of vulnerable people

to support the construction of 17 units of affordable housing for adults with developmental and/or psychiatric disabilities

to support the general operations of this organization, and to specifically fill the gaps in dental and behavioral health care for children and families

to support the expansion of the accelerated mathematics and science program serving students at Mount Royal Middle School; to increase the number of students advancing to the high school program at Polytechnic Institute; and to provide support services with the goal of retaining more students in its programs

to support technology and safety upgrades at several Catholic elementary schools operated by the Archdiocese of New York with the goal of incorporating online platforms into traditional instruction

to support this organization’s job opportunities program, which provides job training, placement, and networking services for high school juniors

to support the renovation of a community center, which will include a commercial kitchen and cafeteria where youth can access healthy meals, an activity room for after-school programming, and four apartments for homeless individuals

to support the purchase of an apartment, which will provide affordable, supportive housing for four young adults with varying types of disabilities

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides after-school and summer programs for youth

to support the expansion of this organization’s facility with the goal of serving more young adults with autism

to support the development of a HIPAA-compliant electronic health record system to enable targeted services and interventions for vulnerable older adults, communication with healthcare systems, tracking of clients and referrals, and measurement of impact

to support the construction of a Jewish community campus, which will bring several service providers together under one roof, including older adult services, an expanded food bank, and after-school and summer programs for youth

to support the Senior Citizen Transportation Program, which provides transportation options for older adults with the goal of helping them remain connected to family and supportive services

to support the construction of an affordable housing development, including supportive services and intergenerational, educational, and health care programming, for older adults

to support the construction of The Commons, an affordable housing development, which will serve older adults and adults with disabilities

to support the renovation of this organization’s Montrose Road facility with the goal of expanding service delivery to additional older adults and allowing them to remain independent

to support the general operations of this organization, which helps people build skills and find jobs with the goal of achieving self-sufficiency

to support the general operations of this organization, as well as Project JumpStart, a pre-apprenticeship construction training program

to support the expansion of this organization’s facility with the goal of helping more individuals find, secure, and retain jobs

to support the construction of this organization’s new education center and inclusive training café, both of which will expand vocational preparation programs for adults with intellectual disabilities

to support the renovation of a skilled-nursing residence to integrate two new “housing clusters” that follow the Green House model—a more individualized, home-like living environment

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support this organization’s after-school and summer program, which provides academic instruction, extracurricular activities, and character development for students, kindergarten through grade eight, with the goal of better preparing them for college

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services for youth experiencing homelessness, who are disconnected from education, employment, and health care

to support this organization’s in-school and out-of-school time programs, which provide STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)-focused activities, while exploring college and career opportunities, for students at Govans Elementary, Lakeland Elementary, and Westport Academy

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides immigrant youth, ages 15-21, with the opportunity to pursue higher education and meaningful careers

to support the renovation of a former assisted living cottage, at St. Martin’s Home for the Aged, into an independent living cottage, which will provide affordable housing and supportive services for up to 18 older adults

to support this program that deploys outreach workers to engage high-risk young adults, interrupt conflicts, and provide services, with the long-term goal of reducing violence in high crime neighborhoods

to support the renovation of former convent and rectory buildings, on the Independence Place campus, which will provide housing for homeless women who are in recovery and their children

to support the expansion of this organization’s facility with the goal of providing more storage, as well as a larger distribution of books and other educational resources

to support this organization’s Securing Older Adult Resources (SOAR) program, which offers personalized financial counseling and case management for older adults

to support the Donated Dental Services program, which provides pro bono dental services and laboratory work for individuals with disabilities

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to build the capacity of nonprofits

to support the Together in Care project, a partnership between Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland and Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, that will work to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable older adults with the goals of preventing hospital readmissions and achieving maximum independence and quality of life

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides academic and internship assistance for students who want to pursue college tracks and careers in healthcare

to support the renovation of a supportive housing development for formerly homeless adults

to support this organization’s Communities Partnering 4 Peace program—a long-term approach to reducing violence in the community it serves

to support the purchase of and equipment for a mobile dental clinic with the goal of increasing this organization’s annual dental visits

to support the renovation of this organization’s current facility, as well as the construction of an additional facility that will provide job training for youth who are in foster care, court-involved, homeless, and/or out of school

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides free meal delivery service and nutritional counseling for homebound individuals with a chronic/terminal disease, including HIV/AIDS and breast cancer

to support the construction of an affordable housing development with comprehensive, integrated services that will allow LGBTQ older adults to age with independence and quality of life

to support the implementation of a “fast track referral” process with the goal of providing services in a more timely manner and increasing the number of patients served

to support this organization’s programming, in addition to a new grant competition among its more than 30 funder collaboratives nationally, with the goal of organizing a new industry partnership, replicating to new communities, or developing an apprenticeship

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the renovation of a day care center for older adults coping with dementia and cognitive decline

to support this organization’s employment program, which helps adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities find, secure, and retain employment

to support the construction of a facility, which will provide permanent supportive housing for mothers, and their children, who are homeless or at risk for homelessness

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides shelter, employment, educational, health care, and case management services for youth and adults who are homeless or at risk for homelessness

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides a pathway for homeless individuals to enter permanent housing

to support the implementation of a digital literacy program, in partnership with JDC – Eshel (a program of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee), that will provide older adults with free access to digital technology and hands-on courses with the goal of helping them complete activities of daily living

to support the renovation of a building to create the Montgomery Dementia Center, part of this organization’s Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), which allows nursing-home eligible older adults to remain in their homes and communities

to support the construction of a community center, which will include a technology suite, as well as space for community education, nutrition workshops, and socialization for LGBTQ older adults allowing them to age with independence and quality of life

to support the Elder Reentry Initiative, a program that helps older adults leaving incarceration reintegrate into their community

to support this program, which deploys outreach workers to engage high-risk young adults, interrupt conflicts, and provide services, with the long-term goal of reducing violence in high crime neighborhoods

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to improve the quality of life for communities by providing access to vibrant parks and green spaces, and to support SuperKids, a summer camp for students, grades one through five, focusing on literacy and environmental education

to support the general operations of this organization, which uses a time-exchange model that allows older adults and volunteers to donate services to one another according to their skills and abilities, with the goal of helping older adults remain independent in their homes

to support the launch of this organization’s training program, restaurant, and catering business, which will prepare adults for careers in the food service industry

to support the renovation of this organization’s learning center, which works to promote independence, employment, and inclusion, and to expand its services to a greater number of people with sensory disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorder

to support the renovation of this organization’s recovery center, which includes rehabilitation as well as educational and employment services, and to support the construction of nine units of permanent supportive housing for people with complex health and social needs

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides an IT (information technology) professional training program as a pathway to employment

to support the expansion and improvement of this organization’s IT training facilities and equipment at six existing and two new locations

to support the relocation and construction of this organization’s community kitchen, which provides job and life-skills training for students, with the goal of doubling program participants and increasing meal production

to support the construction of the Ruth Williams House, which provides permanent supportive housing for individuals who are homeless or at risk for homelessness

to support the expansion of this organization’s Launch program, which provides hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities for students, kindergarten through grade five

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education in and out-of-school time for middle and high school students

to support this organization’s inclusion training program and professional learning community for organizations that provide out-of-school time programs

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides volunteer-led literacy tutoring for elementary school students reading below grade level

to support the construction of an affordable housing development, including 12 units for people with disabilities, in the Johnston Square neighborhood

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to prepare youth for adulthood by providing academic support, job-skills training, internships, and part-time employment

to support a program, which provides academic and leadership training for middle school students in order to better prepare them for high school and to help secure scholarships

to support the construction of this organization’s new grief support center, which will serve children and families who have experienced violence and trauma

to support Mobility LABs (Learning and Action Bets), a collaborative that is working to develop new solutions to sustainably lift families out of poverty in diverse urban, suburban, and rural communities and promote dynamic leaders who will aim to change the national conversation around social and economic mobility

to support a program, which uses data-driven intervention to disrupt cycle of incarceration and poverty by helping young people transform their lives through connection to jobs and education

to support the construction of a new facility with the goal of expanding existing services, including Head Start/Early Head Start programming, parent training and support, and community activities for children and youth

to support the expansion of this organization’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programming to students in fifth and ninth grades

to support the construction of a new federally qualified health center, which will provide medical, dental, and mental health care services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides housing, case management, and clinical and social services for women who are homeless or at risk for homelessness

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides employment, educational, and residential support services

to support the construction of a new, stand-alone Federally Qualified Health Center that will provide medical, behavioral health, and tobacco cessation services for uninsured or underinsured families

to support comprehensive case management services for Holocaust survivors from the former Soviet Union living in New York City

to support the expansion of this organization’s comprehensive wellness center with the goal of helping older adults maintain their independence and quality of life

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides housing, and other emergency assistance for individuals and families who are homeless or at risk for homelessness

to support this organization’s Veterans Education to Employment Program (VEEP), which connects veterans with significant barriers to jobs

to support the purchase and renovation of an apartment as part of this organization’s Living in the Community program, which provides affordable, supportive housing for adults with intellectual, emotional, and physical disabilities

to support the expansion of two job-preparation programs, which help individuals with mental disabilities integrate into the workforce

to support the general operations of this organization—a comprehensive eight-year program that provides students, grades four through 12, and their families with academic, financial, and social-emotional support, as well as college preparation and career exploration

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides free, residential STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programming for underrepresented students with the goal of eliminating barriers

to support Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS), a program that provides home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services, that older adults need to remain independent