Past Grantees

Asylee Women Enterprise helps women seeking asylum rebuild their lives by providing a safe home and opportunities to connect with each other and the community

Baltimore Outreach Services serves homeless women and their children, providing shelter, supportive housing, education, health services, and more.

The BioTechnical Institute of Maryland provides tuition free science training and placement for under-or unemployed Baltimore high school graduates.

Building Science Technology and Education Partnerships strives to equip our city’s brightest students with tools they need to attain college and career success.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteers serve as advocates for Baltimore County's suffering children.

Baltimore’s Enoch Pratt Free Library brings books and services to areas of Baltimore City that are underprivileged.

Health Care for the Homeless strives to prevent and end homelessness for individuals and families by providing quality, integrated health care.

Higher Achievement helps middle-school students in under-served populations improve their grades, attendance and opportunities to attend top high schools.

Backpacks helps homeless children get the food and supplies they need to survive during the weekends or when school is not in session.

Mission of Mercy provides free health care, dental care, and prescription medicines to the uninsured or underinsured working poor at its mobile clinics.