to support the construction of a new hospice center, which will serve terminally ill individuals in the City

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

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to increase the construction of healthy and energy efficient homes for families

to support the construction of this organization’s Innovation Center, which will allow for an increase in student collaboration and hands-on learning in multiple career pathways

to support the launch of this national organization in Baltimore with the goal of filling critical service gaps and improving outcomes for families with children

to support the general operations of this organization, which uses organic agriculture as a vehicle for job training, employment, and community development in the Englewood neighborhood

to support the renovation and construction of 20 energy-efficient, affordable homes for families in the Milton-Montford and Pen Lucy neighborhoods

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides a drop-in center, transitional housing, job training, and other support services for young adult women, ages 18 to 25

to support this organization’s collaborative effort with EPIC Ohana and Waikiki Health to provide youth at risk of homelessness with peer mentorship and supportive services that will help them obtain stable housing

to support the general operations of this organization and its nursing career pathway collaborations for young adults, which address the health care worker shortage while helping older adults age in community with maximum quality of life

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides after-school and summer programs that emphasize place-based, multicultural, experiential learning

to support the construction of two single-family homes, which will provide up to two years of housing, as well as intensive case management for individuals experiencing homelessness

to support food security and meal delivery for at-risk older adults

to support the growth of the Kūpuna Food Security Coalition into a statewide model for meeting the immediate needs of the COVID-19 food crisis while building the capacity, tools, and infrastructure for long-term recovery

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting nonprofits led by and serving Native Hawaiian communities—all in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to ensure rural areas and food deserts can build healthy food systems that support improved health outcomes for vulnerable populations

to support the construction of Sojourner Place at Preston, an affordable housing development, including permanent supportive housing for individuals exiting homelessness

to support the Hearing Health Collaborative—a partnership among Hearing and Speech Agency, Access HEARS, and Baltimore City Health Department—that works to address hearing loss, social isolation, and related health challenges among older adults in the City through an integrated system of client identification and service delivery

to support READI Chicago, a program that works to reduce gun violence by providing participants with cognitive behavioral therapy, a transitional job, and other supportive services

to support the renovation of The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Center for Elder Justice with the goal of expanding service delivery for survivors of elder abuse

to support the expansion and replication of this organization’s Center for Elder Justice, which provides shelter, counseling, and legal services for older adults who have experienced abuse

to support the construction and outfitting of a new workforce development center for jobseekers from the Lower East Side and throughout the City

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides job training and placement, in a range of industries, for women escaping sexual exploitation

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides an after-school enrichment program for youth with the goal of promoting success in school and in life

to support an after-school program for middle school students with the goal of better preparing them for high school and college

to support the renovation of a commercial kitchen and administrative offices for this organization that provides job training in the food and facility management industries

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides programs and services for those escaping domestic violence, including emergency shelter, legal representation, counseling, intervention, and community support

to support the evaluation of this organization’s Geriatric Mental Health initiative, which works to identify depression and alcohol/substance use issues in older adults and provide treatment and resources accordingly

to support the renovation of the Fulton Senior Service Center with the goal of helping this organization provide comprehensive services, including mental health services, for older adults

to support the construction of a PACE (Program for All-Inclusive Care of the Elderly) Center, which will provide comprehensive health care services for chronically ill older adults with the goal of helping them remain independent #

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color)-led nonprofits, and to support research and evaluation of this work— in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the development of seven new buildings, which will provide 20 units of accessible, integrated housing for people with disabilities

to support this organization, which pairs high school juniors and seniors with mentors to prepare them for post-secondary success in college or career

to support the expansion of this STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) magnet program at James McHenry Elementary/Middle School and to support the organization’s race equity initiatives

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services for families exiting homelessness and to establish an evaluation process for family and children’s interventions and outcomes

to support the construction of this organization’s Dementia Enrichment Center, which will work to advance best practices in dementia care while allowing more older adults with dementia to age in community with maximum quality of life

to provide virtual case management, counseling, food access, and health care for immigrant women who face extenuating circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic

to support the construction of a facility providing out-of-school time academic and enrichment programs for at-risk youth

to support improvements to this organization’s transit software used by rural communities and small nonprofit transportation services

to support the renovation of this organization’s new training center, which will expand manufacturing training programs to the west side of the city

to provide emergency services for the Jewish immigrant community during the COVID-19 pandemic 

to support job-training programs for Ethiopian immigrants, domestic violence-prevention programs for incoming citizens, and homecare programs for older adults who are unable to leave their homes

to support the development of this organization’s main campus, which will house several agencies, as well as an adolescent outreach and counseling

to support the enhancement and expansion of this organization’s Senior Citizen Transportation program, which enables older adults to remain independent, safe, and connected to family and supportive services

to support the general operations of this organization, which cares for the most vulnerable in the Bay Area, and in the global Jewish community, by providing programs for older adults; job services; assistance to children and families in crisis, including those escaping domestic violence; and supports to meet other emergency needs locally and throughout the world

to support this organization’s career center, as well as job-training and placement services

to provide emergency food, health care, and housing services for the Jewish community

to support the renovation of the BAR Center, which will allow this organization to expand comprehensive services for older adults, including daily meals, legal assistance, scam-prevention workshops, and more

to support the general operations of this organization, which serves more than 500,000 Chicago-area residents of all faiths, as well as the Jewish community throughout the world, by providing services for the most vulnerable, including safety-net services for local Holocaust survivors, customized employment assistance, and resources for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides job-training programs resulting in credentials and job placements in the health care, technology, and utilities industries