We are privileged to have contributed to the work and achievements of many organizations in the Baltimore area.
To learn more about these non-profits, and the specific projects we funded, please access our database of grant recipients.
Group Therapy Programs For Women Survivors Of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Two therapy groups for women who experienced sexual abuse in childhood
ConverSAYtion PEACE
Teaching mediation and conflict resolution skills to House of Ruth residents
Peer- To- Peer Recovery
Courses for mental health and addiction clients and their families
Girls Empowerment Mission (GEM)
Part-time mentoring coordinator for this enrichment program for at-risk high school girls
The Ark School
Nursery school and kindergarten for homeless children in Baltimore City
Graduate Support Program
Provides guidance and services for high school placement, academic assistance and college application assistance
Parenting Alone
Mental health counseling and referral services for low-income women who are single parents
Baltimore County Learning Laboratory
Expansion of this innovative program to nurture school readiness and identify promising practices in early-childhood education
Rental Services Housing Program
Offsets rental expenses for the neediest people in the rental services program
Salary For Part-time Director
Transitional house for homeless women and their children; offers support services and classes leading toward self-sufficiency
SHINE Program At Catherine's Hearth
Program teaching life, parenting and communication skills
Learning To Be Self Sufficient
Provides training costs, childcare services and bus passes for women attending school or job training classes and interviews
Sexuality And Healthy, Loving Relationships Program
Educates teens about sexual and reproductive health
Reisterstown Medical And Dental Clinic
Mobile Medical Clinic providing free health and dental care
Mentoring Program For Girls
To hire a part-time college counselor
Tuition Assistance
Tuition assistance for students at St. Frances Academy (SFA), a high school established in 1828 by the Oblate Sisters to serve at-risk youth in Baltimore. SFA has achieved national recognition for its successful program.
Hampden Women's Case Worker
Sakary for additional case worker serving women and their children
Baltimore Pre-release Unit For Women
Support for formerly incarcerated women as they re-enter their communities
Druid Hill Transitional Housing Project
Housing support, substance abuse counseling, life skills classes and job-readiness programs for residents of Druid Hill TransitionalHousing