to support the renovation of a new PACE (Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) center—an alternative to long-term institutional care for those 55 and over who have chronic medical needs but are able to live safely in their homes with support

to support the development of a new Latino Elder Care Center, which will enable older adults to age in community through comprehensive supports and services

to support a fund that will create and manage units of housing with services for individuals experiencing homelessness

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 renovation of an apartment complex that will leverage a $2.4 million award from the City and County of Honolulu to provide permanent, affordable housing for families

to support this organization with funding for predevelopment activities, such as acquiring land or retaining architects and engineers, to help build its capacity to develop affordable housing

to support the development of a new facility that will allow this organization to triple its capacity serving youth experiencing homelessness by providing 24/7 emergency crisis care, case management, counseling, housing, and other wraparound services

to support the renovation of affordable housing units, as well as the construction of additional housing units for older adults within the larger Jewish community campus

to support this organization’s Capital Projects Fund, which supports infrastructure improvements at its highest-performing schools

to support the construction of a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) innovation center, which will help students at this high school connect their work-study experiences to project-based learning

to support the renovation of this high school to create additional space for meetings, as well as classrooms for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) learning

to support the construction of affordable housing, as well as community space for social activities and service delivery, for Jewish older adults

to support the renovation of affordable housing with services to help older adults remain independent and stay in their homes

to support the renovation of an affordable housing community for older adults

to support the renovation and construction of affordable housing with supportive services for older adults

to support the construction of a wellness center that will provide older adults with technology training, access to health care, and opportunities to connect socially

to support the construction of Chestnut Commons, an affordable housing community that will also include workforce development training facilities

to support the expansion of this organization’s facility to include larger training and production kitchens, classrooms, and a job-training café

to support the construction of an affordable housing development for older adults

to support this organization’s expansion, including the completion of Hale Wahine—permanent supportive housing for families of survivors of domestic violence

to support the renovation of this organization’s emergency shelter with the goal of expanding services for people fleeing domestic violence

to support the Baltimore County Age-Friendly Upgrades for Seniors (BCAUSE) program, an initiative that enables older adult homeowners to remain independent by providing home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services

to support the Baltimore County Age-Friendly Upgrades for Seniors (BCAUSE) initiative, which enables older adult homeowners to remain independent by providing home modifications and repairs, as well as wraparound services

to support the creation of an internal fund that will allow this organization to develop more affordable housing

to support the renovation of this organization’s bakery and training center with the goal of expanding a culinary and hospitality training program

to support this organization’s butcher shop and training center, which provides formerly incarcerated individuals with training in the food service and hospitality industries while providing a support network necessary for successful re-entry

to support the renovation of a short-term rehabilitation clinic and dialysis treatment center for older adults

to support the renovation of a wing in this organization’s new Elder Justice Center, which provides temporary, safe housing, including therapeutic support, socialization, and case management, for older adults who have experienced abuse or trauma

to support the construction of a food warehouse that will serve as a regional hub for the Maryland Food Bank, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Calvert County government, and southern Maryland’s Emergency Food Assistance program

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

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 the renovation of this organization’s Afula branch, in the northern district of Israel, with the goal of expanding job-training and placement programs for people with mental illness

to support the expansion and renovation of this organization’s centers in Be’er Sheva and Eilat, which offer mental health and case management services, as well as employment assistance to individuals affected by the war in Israel  

to support the development of the Greens at Irvington Mews II, an affordable housing development that will provide supportive services for older adults, including veterans experiencing homelessness

to support the development of The Kelsey Ayer Station, an apartment building that will include housing for young adults with disabilities and serve as a model for affordable, inclusive housing

to support the Community Development Corporation Exchange, an initiative that facilitates learning about housing development and preservation, as well as capital grants to 13 community development corporations that aim to transform underinvested neighborhoods

to support the construction of an affordable housing project, with 20 units of permanent supportive housing specifically set aside for those exiting homelessness

to support the renovation of a building, which will provide permanent supportive housing for adults exiting homelessness

to support the creation of an internal fund that will allow this organization to develop more housing projects that provide supportive services for residents

to support the construction of affordable housing units with supportive services for individuals exiting homelessness

to support the construction of an affordable housing community that will include apartments for people who have experienced homelessness

to support the construction of an affordable housing community for older adults

to support the construction of a federally qualified health center that will provide medical, dental, behavioral, and reproductive care

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 construction of a health center that will increase access to primary and specialty health care

to support this organization’s relocation expenses and the renovation of a new facility, which will allow for the expansion of its social enterprise and job-training programs

to support the relocation and expansion of this organization’s office, including space for organizations serving youth to offer tutoring and enrichment activities, as well as the purchase and installation of technology

to support the construction of a clinic wing at this medical center, which will provide pediatric primary care and behavioral health services and expand its capacity to serve more patients

to support the expansion of West End Place, a shelter for people escaping intimate partner violence and elder abuse

to support the conversion of shelter space into permanent supportive housing