to support the general operations of this organization, which prepares, trains, and places women in careers in the skilled construction, utility, and maintenance trades

to support the construction of a new workforce development campus and manufacturing center, which will include training, meeting, and recreational spaces

to support classroom improvements at three of this organization’s sites, which work to prepare young adults and veterans to enter the field of information technology

to support a program, which prepares young adults and veterans to enter the field of information technology by offering job-training, mentoring, and placement services

to support the implementation of a 24/7 hotline, case management, emergency shelter, and counseling for those escaping domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic

to support the renovation of this organization’s career center, which houses employment, education, and training programs for youth, ages 17 to 24

to support this organization’s Beating the Odds program, which provides housing, case management, job training, and counseling for women, ages 18-26, who experienced abuse and neglect during their childhood

to support this organization’s coordinated efforts to meet the rising need of housing assistance

to support the Kawailoa Youth and Family Wellness Center partnership—multiple organizations working together to provide youth with cultural connections, housing stability, job-readiness programming, and trauma-informed wraparound services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides a range of services, including case management, after-school and summer programs, and health and wellness programs serving Southwest Baltimore

to support the general operations of this information technology training organization, which provides entry-level and advanced job training and placement

to support the rehabilitation of the former Scottish Rite Building into studio apartments for older adults

to support this organization’s partnership with UJA Federation of New York, with the goal of responding to the urgent needs of the home care sector by implementing new training interventions

to support the construction of a day care center serving older adults with Alzheimer’s and related dementias

to support the general operations of this organization, which partners with direct service agencies to provide housing and supportive services for youth experiencing homelessness

to support the construction of Sunrise PACE (Program for All-Inclusive Care of the Elderly), which will provide coordinated health care for high-need older adults with the goal of allowing them to age in their community with maximum quality of life

to support the renovation of this organization’s affiliate, New Pathways, an organization providing workforce development for foster care and homeless youth

to support the construction of Peg’s Place, a permanent supportive housing development that will provide housing for formerly homeless adults with a disability

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

to support a professional learning community designed to provide up to 12 out-of-school time agencies (in the City and County) with a yearlong continuum of support, with the goal of building more inclusive programs that meet the needs of all children

to support this organization that provides in-school, volunteer-led literacy tutoring at 16 Baltimore City Public Schools for students, kindergarten through grade 3, reading below grade level

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 construction of an additional wing at this day care center, which will serve older adults with Alzheimer’s and related dementias

to support the expansion of the REACH (Recruiting Excellence in Academics for Catholic High Schools) program, which prepares middle school students to apply for and enter competitive high schools

to support several programs and initiatives aimed at strengthening the high school to career pipeline, including Stockton Scholars and Stockton Service Corps

to support a collaborative effort providing mobile crisis response, youth-focused permanent and transitional housing, peer mentorship, and housing navigation with the goal of helping young people access and sustain safe housing

to support the purchase of four accessible vans with the goal of increasing community-based learning and independence for individuals with disabilities

to support the renovation of apartments with the goal of improving and maintaining older adult housing for the Jewish community

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides grief support for survivors of violence and other forms of trauma

to support the renovation of this organization’s offices and program space to better serve its mission of reducing gun violence, as well as providing life skills and job opportunities for young adults

to support this organization’s Streetwork Project, which provides a range of trauma services including food, medical care, and emergency shelter for young people in crisis

to support this organization’s math lab, which provides intensive, personalized tutoring with the goal of enhancing algebra instruction for students in ninth grade

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programming for students, as well as professional development for teachers

to support the expansion of this organization’s facilities with the goal of increasing food distribution by 50 percent

to support the renovation of the Vista Campus medical clinic (destroyed by wildfires in 2017), which provides patients with primary care and specialty services

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive case management, including benefits access, transportation, social isolation prevention, and financial education for older adults with the goal of helping them age in community

to support the construction of an affordable housing residence, including 14 units reserved for older adults experiencing homelessness who require assistance with activities of daily living

to support the construction of a day care center, which will serve older adults with Alzheimer’s and related dementias

to support the construction of a behavioral health clinic at the Crotona Senior Residence, an LGBT-friendly affordable housing development for older adults

to support this organization’s National LGBT Elder Housing Initiative (NHI) with the goal of encouraging LGBT-friendly affordable housing projects nationally

to support increased needs at the Aegis Domestic Violence shelter

to support the renovation of this organization’s safehouse with the goal of providing a safe, supportive environment for adults and children escaping domestic violence

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides mentoring programs for girls as they transition from middle school through college

to support this organization’s Pivot to Success program, which provides young adults, ages 18-24, with job training and placement through local industry partnerships

to support the general operations of this comprehensive eight-year program, which 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 literacy, job training and placement, and higher education services for adults

to support the San Francisco Unified School District’s Career Pathways program to ensure students have a path to economic inclusion through on-site work-based learning

to support the SEO Scholars program, an out-of-school time program that prepares high school students for college success

to support the COMPASS Family Based Setting Project, which provides case management, as well as a range of housing, health, job, and education services for youth under the age of 18, in addition to helping unite them with relatives or adults they consider family, or host families

to support the Young Adult Rapid Rehousing program, which will provide youth, ages 18-24, with short-term rental assistance and supportive services and to support the Young Adult Permanent Supportive Housing program, which will offer indefinite housing assistance and supportive services to youth, ages 18-24, with disabilities