For the creation of a new nonprofit organization to serve the seven neighborhoods of southwest Baltimore, with matching funds from the University of Maryland, the University of Maryland BioPark, and Wexford Science and Technology.

Management Assistance Grant for strategic planning.

Core operating support.

Project management and staffing costs.

Local matching funds for the multi-year Living Cities Integration Initiative, hosted by the Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers.

In support of the school’s Neighborhood-School Partnership with Greater Homewood Community Corporation and Margaret Brent Elementary Middle School, to integrate school and neighborhood marketing in the Healthy Neighborhoods program in Charles Village.

A two year challenge grant, with $25,000 payable in 2014 for core operating support, and up to $25,000 to match new individual contributions raised in 2015.

Management Assistance Grant for fund development activities.

Core operating support.

Core operating support.

Management assistance grant to support a merger with Sandtown Habitat for Humanity.

Core operating support.

For the Baltimore Scholars Program.

Core operating support.

Core operating support.

Project support for development costs associated with the Parkway Theater project in the Station North Arts & Entertainment District.

Support for the Goldseker Fellows Program for graduate students at MSU.

Project support for community outreach programs.

To support joint planning and communications with Brehms Lane Elementary.

Core operating support for BARCO’s efforts to provide affordable, safe and sustainable facilities for artists and creative ventures.

Core operating support for Baltimore Corps’ mission to build the city’s next generation of leaders.

Core operating support.

Core operating support.

To support community outreach programs that foster relationships across age, race, and culture in the diverse neighborhoods of Southeast Baltimore.

Core operating support and fiscal agency fees for management of the Goldseker Foundation’s Neighborhood School Partnership Initiative.

Start-up support to explore the feasibility of bringing the Impact Hub concept to Baltimore.

In support of fund development operations to execute an upcoming capital campaign.

For staff costs at the Oliver Community Farm in East Baltimore.

Management Assistance Grant for executive coaching for the Baltimore office’s new local director.

Management Assistance Grant to support executive transition planning.

Management Assistance Grant to support information technology planning.

Management Assistance Grant to support strategic planning.

Two-year grant award of $50,000 per year toward core-operating support.

Scholarship support for work-study students.

Project support for the Patterson Park Audubon Center’s greening and community engagement work in Southeast Baltimore.

Project support for the 2014 Neighborhood Youth Employment Project.

Project support to expand community outreach programs as the Company moves into Baltimore.

Project support for an urban agriculture law project, including design and production of a manual of urban agriculture laws and policies for Baltimore City.

Core operating support.

Project support to expand a workforce development program to deconstruct vacant buildings.

Management Assistance Grant for strategic planning for program expansion.

Matching grant to match up to $30,000 raised for scholarship support for KIPP Ujima alumni to attend private high schools.

Project support to expand efforts to retain TFA alumni in Baltimore City and contribute to the population growth goal of 10,000 new households.

Project support for a part-time Community Outreach Coordinator to recruit community partners to increase academic program offerings and coordinate after-school enrichment courses, as well as market the school to parents in the surrounding neighborhood.

Three-year grant of $100,000 per year toward core operating support.

In support of Hamilton Elementary Middle School’s Neighborhood-School Partnership with Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street, City Neighbors Charter School, and St. Francis of Assisi School, to integrate school and neighborhood marketing in the Healthy Neighborhoods program in Northeast Baltimore.

In support of St. Francis of Assisi School’s Neighborhood-School Partnership with Hamilton Elementary Middle School, City Neighbors Charter School, and Hamilton Elementary Middle School, to integrate school and neighborhood marketing in the Healthy Neighborhoods program in Northeast Baltimore.

In support of City Neighbors Charter School’s Neighborhood-School Partnership with Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street, Hamilton Elementary Middle School, and St. Francis of Assisi School, to integrate school and neighborhood marketing in the Healthy Neighborhoods program in Northeast Baltimore.

In support of Hamilton-Lauraville Main Street’s Neighborhood-School Partnership with Hamilton Elementary Middle School, City Neighbors Charter School, and St. Francis of Assisi School, to integrate school and neighborhood marketing in the Healthy Neighborhoods program in Northeast Baltimore.

In support of educational enrichment activities resulting from the Great Schools Charles Village Neighborhood-School Partnership with Greater Homewood Community Corporation and Barclay Elementary Middle School.

In support of the Great Schools Charles Village Neighborhood-School Partnership with Margaret Brent Elementary Middle School and Barclay Elementary Middle School.

Project support for the Neighborhood Fellows program.

Management Assistance Grant for strategic planning.

Management Assistance Grant for information technology assessment and planning.

Management Assistance Grant for strategic planning.

Management Assistance Grant for program evaluation.

For research to launch the Baltimore Opportunity Schools Campaign.

Management Assistance Grant for strategic planning.

Management Assistance Grant for fund development and financial sustainability planning.

Management Assistance Grant for board development.

To support leadership development programs for nonprofit executives, emerging leaders, develop directors, board chairs, and chief financial officers.