to support the Baltimore Summer Funding Collaborative, which supports high-quality summer programs for children and youth, in 2023

to support the Baltimore Summer Funding Collaborative, a partnership of organizations that fund high-quality summer programs for city children and youth

to support this organization’s Building Leaders program, which provides a holistic range of academic and social-emotional interventions for students, parents, and school administrators

to support the Elder Medical Care at Home program, which provides medical and social services for older adults

to support this organization’s Generation Giga Girl (G3) and Pre-G3 programs with the goal of introducing young women in middle and high school to the field of data analytics

to support the expansion of Project Accelerate, which provides financial literacy education, social-emotional learning, and professional development opportunities to ensure young women are ready for college and careers

to support this organization’s G3 Generation Giga Girls and Pre-G3 programs, which introduce girls to the field of data analytics

to support a program that provides professional training for caregivers working with older adults

to support a cross-cultural training program that aims to improve relationships between Jewish and Arab Israelis

to support a program that places Jewish teachers in Arab schools to improve students’ Hebrew skills as they transition into higher education or the workforce

to support the Baltimore Welcome Center, which provides case management, employment assistance, and access to health care, housing, and food

to support expanded access to medically tailored meals and groceries for adults and children with serious illnesses

to support this organization’s integration of health and behavioral health services for older adult residents in supportive housing, with the goal of helping them age in community

to support this organization’s Power Scholars Academy, a summer program that works to increase literacy and math skills, as well as strengthen self-confidence and social skills for students in elementary school

to support this organization’s Power Scholars Academy, a summer program that works to increase literacy and math skills, as well as strengthen self-confidence and social skills for students in elementary school

to support the Power Scholars Academy, a six-week camp that aims to prevent summer learning loss by providing academic instruction and various educational activities

to support the replication of direct services programs proven to have significant, measurable impact for children and families

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 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 this organization’s job-training and placement program for young adults transitioning out of the foster care system, which includes training on soft and hard skills and one-on-one mentoring

to support this organization’s dual-language teaching model for seven schools, which aims to improve relationships between Jewish and Arab Israelis

to support the pairing of Jewish and Arab Israeli teachers to lead classes together, offering students a multicultural, bilingual education

to provide extended day, after-school programming for elementary school students, primarily of parents of Arab students (but open to all), who need childcare coverage in order to work a longer work day

to support this organization’s food pantry, as well as a program that provides home repairs for older adults allowing them to remain independent

to support this organization’s efforts to tackle housing insecurity by educating the community about the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program, with the hope of strengthening the nonprofit development sector and providing housing with supportive services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides training for youth from underrepresented communities who are interested in pursuing careers in the construction industry

to support the Hawai’i Workforce Funders Collaborative’s programs, which provide work-based learning opportunities and career navigation for youth and adults, with a focus on rural Native Hawaiian communities

to support the development of a data system that helps inform efforts to reduce the number of youth not in school or working by connecting them with education, the workforce, and opportunities in their communities

to support a group of community-led organizations that develop affordable housing and produce and distribute healthy food

to support the implementation of the Hawaiʻi Workforce Funders Collaborative, in partnership with the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, with the goal of more effectively advancing equitable rural and urban job-development programs and work-based learning opportunities for youth

to support a cohort of six Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) by providing technical assistance and matching funds that will allow each organization to leverage federal funding needed to increase services

to support a cohort leadership program for emerging nonprofit executives, which will focus on collaboration, equity and justice, and financial management

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 this organization in strengthening statewide coordination of resources and training for organizations serving communities facing significant challenges

to support the Student Health and Wellness Fund, which will provide private matching funds to leverage a sustainable federal funding stream for vision screenings, eye exams, and glasses for youth in rural communities

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 the Kūpuna Food Security Coalition’s work to increase food access for older adults

to support the expansion of this organization’s program, which provides mental health services for military veterans and their families

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 a program that works to improve staff capacity to deliver services in the areas of case management, connections to health insurance, homeless outreach, and housing placement

to support the Neighborhood Nursing program, which connects individuals with limited access to health care with a nurse and health worker through home visits, community partnerships, and telehealth

the expansion of this organization’s real estate development activities through a partnership with Forsyth Street Advisors

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 the integration of the Hearing and Speech Agency of Metropolitan Baltimore’s and Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Maryland’s services for older adults

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 READI Chicago, a program that provides transitional jobs and cognitive behavioral therapy for people who are at the highest risk of being victims or perpetrators of gun violence

to support READI (Rapid Employment and Development Initiative), an 18-month program that provides participants with job training, paid transitional employment, and cognitive behavioral therapy with the goal of reducing gun violence

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 this organization, which provides case management, temporary shelter, and legal and financial services for victims of elder abuse

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