Weinberg Foundation Approves $400,000 in Emergency Response Funding for 10 Baltimore Nonprofits

The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation today announced $400,000 in emergency grants to 10 Baltimore nonprofits – current Weinberg grantees – following recent unrest and violence in Baltimore City.

“Based on all of the information that we have obtained, we believe this is a focused and sensitive response that will provide direct assistance to low-income individuals, youth, families, and seniors impacted by the recent events,” said Rachel Garbow Monroe, Weinberg Foundation President and CEO. “While we are working to develop a deliberate and longer-term Foundation strategy for our grantmaking to have even a greater impact in Baltimore City, the Weinberg Foundation wants to provide immediate support to existing grantees which are already providing vital services in impacted areas.”

Learn more here: https://hjweinbergfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2015/05/Baltimore-City-Emergency-Grants-FINAL.pdf. 

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