to support the expansion of this organization’s Community Employment program, which provides job-readiness training, job placements, and on-the-job support for people with disabilities

to support The Way Home Fund, an initiative working to advance the development of affordable and supportive housing

to support the construction of Bayview Crossing, an affordable housing community designed to promote wellness for older adults using the Services and Supports at Home (SASH) model

to support Building Up Important Lives and Dreams (BUILD), a job training program for youth, ages 16 to 24, focused on construction trades

to support the renovation of this organization’s food pantry, outreach offices, and supportive housing facility

to support the renovation of a packaging and distribution facility with the goal of expanding services to more people, while managing increased demand and production

to support the purchase and buildout of a mobile library vehicle, which will provide children with access to technology, homework assistance, and learning activities with the goal of improving outcomes in the areas of science, technology, engineering, arts, and math

to support the evaluation of sustainably funding a “food as medicine” model in Hawaiʻi that will inform the Foundation’s rural strategic grantmaking and open new opportunities to increase federal funding for healthy food access

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides crisis intervention, long-term case management, prenatal and parenting support, housing assistance, and mental health services for families

to support the Afghan Alliance of Maryland, which will coordinate resettlement agencies, community providers, and volunteers to collectively meet the needs of Afghan refugees arriving in Maryland to escape persecution

to support a new initiative to upgrade the information technology systems for Jewish nonprofits, which will enhance direct services and organizational infrastructure

to support the Homeownership Works project, which will convert vacant, abandoned houses into homes that will be sold to low- and moderate-income homeowners in Johnston Square, as part of a neighborhood redevelopment effort

to support the purchase of a building, which will allow this organization to expand programming and provide additional community and office space

to support the general operations of this organization, which uses soccer as a vehicle for positive change, providing under-served youth with skills to overcome obstacles to growth, inclusion, and personal success

to support six local agencies in providing person-centered, trauma informed (PCTI) care for Holocaust survivors, other older adults with a history of trauma, and their caregivers

to support the expansion of this organization’s research benchmarking initiative—which focuses on improving available research within local Jewish communities relating to Jewish poverty, Jews of Color, and LGBTQ individuals within the Jewish community—to five additional cities

to support case management and supportive services for families with children in the Central Baltimore neighborhoods of Midway, Barclay, and Greenmount West