$5,000Camp RockTo fund 10 camperships for low-income Baltimore-area children to attend nature camp. $10,400The Idlewood Community AssociationTo install two neighborhood signs in a Northeast Baltimore neighborhood. BOX:P.O. Baltimore has the highest per capita prevalence of injection drug use in the U.S. Department faculty experts are leading research with a focus on characterizing the intersecting epidemics of substance use, criminal justice involvement, and blood-borne infections such as HIV and hepatitis C. A current research focus is on strengthening harm reduction services through integration with other key interventions, such as linkage to treatment for substance use disorder, HIV prevention and care, and curative treatment for chronic hepatitis C infection. $3,775Chartley Homeowners AssociationTo support National Night Out, enhancing the relationship between residents and law enforcement and bringing back a sense of community. $20,000The Childrens HomeTo support general operations, serving children and young adults who have experienced abuse, neglect, violence and/or abandonment. roposals must be submitted through the online application portal, however. $10,000Pennsylvania Avenue Black Arts and Entertainment DistrictTo support Project RestART, hiring, training and sponsoring Black creatives to restart the Black creative economy post-COVID. An equity zone policy is in place to ensure daily redistribution of vehicles to 20 high-priority mobility areas established by the city. The Department seeks to apply this knowledge in Baltimore and to encourage Baltimore students to pursue careers in biomedicalfields. $25,000Mission Investors ExchangeSponsorship of National Conference bringing 500+ impact investors to Baltimore. $34,903University of Maryland School of Social WorkTo support Positive Schools Centers engagement of parent liaisons at community schools. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health615 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21205, Department Mission Statements and Project Highlights, Population, Family and Reproductive Health, Inclusion, Diversity, Anti-Racism, and Equity (IDARE), Diversity Summer Internship Program for Undergraduates, Assessing Hidden Hunger through Plasma Proteomics. To be considered for funding, proposals must be submitted through the online application portal, however,we provide a PDF version of the application along with other useful forms here for your reference: When you are ready please select one of the following options: I have not applied for BCF funding online in the past.Select this option if you have never used our website to apply for a grant from BCF. Directory of 312 community development corporations in Baltimore, MD. $5,000Ednor Gardens Lakeside Civic AssociationTo support Chili Cook-Off and Holiday Cookie Tour events, bringing residents together. I previously applied for BCF funding online in the past.Select this option if you have applied for any of BCFs grants using our website. $15,000Yeshivas Toras SimchaTo support the construction of a public outdoor basketball court in Pikesville. To investigate potential metal contamination risks associated with urban agriculture in Baltimore, researchers at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future, based in the Department, collaborated with the Farm Alliance of Baltimore, Parks & People Foundation, Baltimore City Office of Sustainability, and University of Maryland Extension, Baltimore, to design and implement the Safe Urban Harvests Study. The partnership, called the Baltimore Social-Environmental Collaborative, or BSEC, received a $24.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to advance understanding . $22,000St. with a portal to start a new grant application or to continue updating an application already in process. The Department of Epidemiology improves the publics health by training epidemiologists and by advancing knowledge and skills concerning the causes and prevention of disease and the promotion of health. Faculty in the Department serve on Baltimores Trauma-Informed Care Task Force to carry out the vision of the Elijah Cummings Healing City Act, and contribute to planning the development and delivery of trauma-informed services across city agencies and communities. Baltimore Corps is thrilled to be celebrating our 10th Anniversary this year! Faculty Lead: Daniel W. Webster, ScD, MPH. Methodology: Cause IQ mines all tax-exempt organizations that file a Form 990, Form 990-EZ, or Form 990-PF with the IRS. $7,000The League for People with Disabilities, Inc.To fund 7 camperships to Camp Greentop, serving children with emotional, physical and cognitive disabilities. With a Bloomberg Philanthropies grant to support the COVID-19 response that was directed by Department faculty, Jhpiego, a Johns Hopkins affiliate, was engaged to oversee an effort to hire Baltimore residents as contact tracers and resource coordinators with Baltimore Community Health Corps. The program is supported at the state level with funds from the Maryland Department of Agriculture. BCF Community Investment Team is here to help. The Meyerhoff Scholars Program is at the forefront of efforts to increase diversity among future leaders in science, technology, engineering, and related fields. Baltimore County was awarded $160,706,923 in SLFRF funds to help the County respond to the COVID-19 public health emergency and its negative economic impacts. We hope youre as excited as we are about this creative direction and the opportunity to mark 50 years of impactand beyond! A key activity of the BUD trial has been the sharing of study experiences and findings with the Baltimore community, Baltimore City government, Maryland agencies, and more. $10,725Fusion Partnerships, Inc.To support Baltimore Doula Project services for young people involved in the child welfare system. $750The MACPA FoundationTo support the future of CPAs and those who are supported to pursue the profession. $832Student Support NetworkTo provide Thanksgiving meals for Baltimore County students and families in need. These students make a perfect addition to the BMB family, and we have recruited UMBC students and Meyerhoff Scholars to our doctoral and master's programs. $20,000South Baltimore Community Land TrustTo support community land trust acquisition activities, working to ensure permanently affordable housing development without displacement or waste. By naming, interrogating and dismantling unjust systems, as well as by building new solutions to persistent challenges, we can realize our shared vision of an equitable Baltimore, By doubling down on what works and investing in emerging leaders, we can expand the capacity of Baltimore's social sector to better serve all our city's people, By building a diverse and cooperative network of change makers, we can elevate Baltimore's interests above those of any one organization. $124,560The Movement TeamTo support a community intervention model for Baltimore City Public Schools. The Walters Art Museum is committed to collaborating with artists, communities, and organizations in Baltimore and Maryland to uplift marginalized voices, provide learning opportunities and educational . For nearly 50 years, the Baltimore Community Foundation has connected people who are passionate about their city and purposeful in their philanthropy. $64,565Outcast Food NetworkTo engage and inform residents of the benefits and safety of COVID-19 vaccines, and remove barriers to access through mobile clinics at barber shops, places of worship, retail stores, and workplaces. SBCLT was awarded $750,000 through Baltimore City's Affordable Housing Trust Fund to develop new permanently affordable passive homes for residents at 50% AMI and below. $5,000New Auchentoroly Terrace AssociationTo support the Stories for Change Project, documenting residents experiences living near and recreating connection to Druid Hill Park. $5,000Cool Kids Campaign FoundationTo support 155 camperships for Cool Kids Camp and Moms Retreat serving pediatric oncology patients and their families. $10,200Camp Puhtok for Boys and GirlsTo fund camperships for 14 low-income Baltimore-area children to attend nature camp. $16,520Sacred Heart of Jesus RC Church Sagrado Corazon de JesusTo conduct vaccine education, media outreach, mobile vaccine clinics, and host a church carnival. $5,000Neighborhood Housing Services of BaltimoreTo engage students at Augusta Fells Savage Institute for Visual Arts in Harlem Park. $5,000Neighborhood Design CenterTo support the Annual Awards and Celebration honoring volunteers and partners working to build better parks, public spaces and streetscapes. $10,000Intersection of ChangeTo provide general operating support for Marthas Place, a recovery program for women overcoming substance abuse and homelessness. Weve spent the past half-century building a strong foundation for a better Baltimore, integrating the core values of being trustworthy, inclusive, and entrepreneurial into our work every day. Faculty Lead: Joel Gittelsohn,PhDProject Coordinator: Emma C. Lewis, MSProject Manager: Lisa K. Poirier, MHS. To support this work, each Department at the School has adopted a special mission statement for Baltimore and supports a set of projects to improve health and well-being locally. $500Alzheimers Association Greater Maryland ChapterTo support the 2023 Memory Ball fundraiser. High quality early childhood education has a lifelong effect on students. $832Our Lady of Mt. Community Organization: Neighborhood Association: Baltimore's Central Business District - Bounded by Centre Street to the North, Inner Harbor to the South, I-83 to the East, and Univ. Start Your Impact Today, Open a Fund At BCF An Easy and Effective Way To Carry Out Your Philanthropy Click here PHONE: (410) 332 - 4171 FAX: (410) 837-4701 Since 2019, the EHE team has built and deployed about 45 low-cost air quality monitors around Baltimore that measure concentrations of contaminants relevant to human health and climate health. * For a complete list of grants from the COVID-19 Evolving Community Needs Fund, in exsistence from 2020-2022, click here. $5,000MissionfitTo provide movement based youth wellness programming. Our on-line application system providesapplicantswith a portal to start a new grant application or to continue updating an application already in process. Your profile may still be in our system and you may login using your account. Neighborhood Association Allendale Alliance of Rosemont Community Organizations (ARCO) Neighborhood Association $25,000Nuestras RaicesTo support arts programming and a community mural at Casa de la Cultura. $20,000Cherry Hill StrongTo provide general operating support for an organization focused on education, affordable housing and community wellness in the South Baltimore community of Cherry Hill. $30,000The Literacy LabTo support Baltimore City Pre-K literacy interventions. We have a nearly 30-year history of offering grants to resident-led groups and community projects in Baltimore City and Baltimore County. With a dual focus on training Black, Indigenous, and other people of color, andtheir potential employers, DataTrail is a fresh take on workforce development. $3,000Tender BridgeTo support trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy for teens. These grants give residents the resources they need to accomplish a small project, get more people involved, and encourage the next generation of neighborhood leaders. Better Waverly Community Organization, Inc. Central Forest Park Community Association, Child First Authority (Dorothy I. $1,500Chesapeake Shakespeare CompanyTo support the Shakespeare Wagon, bringing free performances and educational experiences to underserved communities across the region. Most recently, in 2021, the School launched a Baltimore Community Engagement Committeeto promote continuous improvement in collaborating with Baltimore. 2222 Jefferson Street Baltimore, MD 21205. Activating local talent into leadership roles that serve their community has always been a . No professional recruiters please. BPT Charm City (Bi & Proud Together), a Baltimore-based organization that holds a monthly support group for people who identify as bisexual, pansexual, or fluid, was founded in June 2014. $156,970Child First AuthorityTo support Community School Coordinators at Calvin Rodwell Elementary/Middle School in Howard Park and Dorothy I. The colors are demonstrative of the values we hold dear: a deep green for the trust we strive to build with our donors and partners, turquoise and gold for the warmth and inclusivity we aim for, and a bold orange for the entrepreneurship and innovation we pursue in tackling complicated issues. $5,000Cherry Hill Eagles FoundationTo provide general operating support for academic, enrichment, and recreation programs and wraparound supports for families, in honor of BCF Neighborhood Spotlight Awardee Raheem Brown. We collect and aggregate this information from OCR'd paper taxreturns, XML e-file taxreturns, IRS-provided extract, the Business Master File, and Cause IQ secret sauce for data cleaning, categorization . The people in our organization and network make our decade's worth of work possible. CCP actively participates on BHBs anti-racism workgroup and provides technical support toward increased collaboration with community residents in identifying inequities, jointly developing solutions, and carrying out action plans. With more than 100 local community organizations as partners, SOURCE engages thousands of students, staff, and faculty each year in a broad range of mutually beneficial community engagement projects. One key strategic objective of the Department for 20202024 is to strengthen partnerships in Baltimore and, with Native American communities across the U.S., explore the relevance of solutions developed to address global challenges to local communities. $832Baltimore Hunger ProjectTo provide Thanksgiving meals to families in need. The Department of Biostatistics is an integral part of the Womens Health and Aging Studies, which has followed more than a thousand older Baltimoreans for up to 17 years to determine factors that contribute to robust health and conditions that play a part in disability or frailty. Save the Date: The Family Tree + Baltimore CONNECT Resource Fair (Flyer), Bon Secours Community Works: Emergency Food Kit, Franciscan Center of Baltimore: Free Lunch and Dinner, Manna House Services (Hot Meals and Case Management Services). $45,000The Movement TeamTo support the Ready Now Pilot Program, training grassroots organizations to serve as community interventionists at schools struggling to reconnect with families and build a healthy school climate. They hired and trained 234 contact tracers, 37 contact tracing supervisors, and 10 program managers. $10,000New Song Community Learning CenterTo support social-emotional learning tools and supports at a public charter school in Sandtown-Winchester. PHONE: (410) 332 4171 FAX: (410) 837-470111 E. Mount Royal Avenue, 2nd Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202, MAIL GIFTS TO OUR SECURE P.O. Vincent de Paul of BaltimoreTo fund 80 camperships to Camp Vincent, serving young people experiencing homelessness. The study, led by Department and Institute experts, follows children with asthma in Baltimore to assess their asthma symptoms and exposures before and after moving from high-poverty segregated neighborhoods to low-poverty neighborhoods. Meeting notifications / Newsletters / Communications: (Please check all that apply) * Invalid format. Department faculty have contributed to these two studies since their inception, from initial study design through analysis. Were proud to unveil it here for the first time! $10,000Iron Crow Theatre Company IncTo support Queer! EIN: 23-7180620. In 2019, Baltimore launched the dockless vehicle program, in which private companies provide rental electronic scooters and bicycles to city residents and others through a permitting process. Communities that have experienced longstanding underinvestment now disproportionately suffer from poverty, violence, overdose, and other fundamental threats to health. $40,000Baltimore Civic FundTo provide match funding for Baltimore City Health Departments BMore Healthy Babies program, which aims to reduce infant mortality through policy change, service improvements, community mobilization and behavior change. $23,000Community Development Network of MarylandTo support community development organization convening and technical assistance throughout Baltimore City. $5,000North Avenue MissionTo support general operations of a street ministry that provides food, shelter and harm reduction supplies to unhoused neighbors, in honor of BCF Neighborhood Spotlight Awardees Raven Lane, Laurel Mendes, and Sharonda Nutt. The effort directly supported the Health Department with technical input, draft documents, communication, and isolation and quarantine advice scripts; technical support for surveillance, linking of uninsured patients with care, call-center development, testing strategy, and data system and data analysis activities. If you need assistance with Donor Central, please fill out the form below or call (410) 332-4171 with any questions you have and we will respond as soon as possible. This program provides information to market-goers on nutrition and a host of health concerns including cancer, heart disease, asthma and diabetes. SOURCE is the Johns Hopkins community engagement and service-learning center in East Baltimore. Researchers are using the network data to evaluate spatial and temporal patterns in air pollution exposures and to understand the role of important sources in the region on the variability observed. $10,000Child First AuthorityTo support learning opportunities and provide resources to five Child First Community Schools. Below is a list of local and national AAPI organizations and resources to learn more about and support. $25,000Baltimore Renters UnitedTo support Baltimore Renters Uniteds citywide tenant organizing efforts. $5,000Reaching The UnreachableTo support the Baltimore Trauma Response Team family support efforts. We believe that attracting and retaining effective and diverse school leaders is a key lever for change in Baltimores educational landscape, and so we fund school leadership development efforts at the district and individual school level. 1) Improved training opportunities in community-based research and public health practice for JHSPH students through sustained, reciprocal community-academic partnerships; and 2) A greater investment of JHSPH institutional resources in supporting East Baltimore community organizations and improving the health of East Baltimore residents. $25,000Fund for Educational ExcellenceTo provide home visit training for the 100% Project Network, which connects principals from underperforming schools to share effective strategies and peer support. $40,000Maryland Family NetworkTo support advocacy for early childhood education. $10,000Victorine Q Adams GardensTo support a replacement water line for the Victorine Q. Adams Memorial Garden, a community garden and gathering space in the Hanlon Longwood neighborhood of Northwest Baltimore. $71,500City Neighbors FoundationTo hire a reading interventionist at City Neighbors Charter School in Cedmont and a reading specialist at City Neighbors Hamilton. Stories of Success. BOX:P.O. When organizations such as the South Baltimore Partnership need supplies for a neighborhood event, they reach out to the Baltimore Community ToolBank.Their huge inventory includes tables, chairs, coolers, grills, sound systems, lighting, trash cans and other items that nonprofit and community organizations need frequently but often lack the money to purchase or rent, or have space to store. Community Association Board of Directors. Starting in March 2020, dozens of faculty and students from the Bloomberg School, including International Health faculty, became involved in supporting the Baltimore City Health Departments COVID-19 response. $3,000Wide Angle Youth MediaTo support arts programming at Mt. $5,000Baltimore Urban Leadership Foundation/The DoorTo fund camperships for low-income, Baltimore-area children to attend an educational and enriching summer camp in partnership with the Boys & Girls Club. $15,000Cloverdale AC BBATo expand The City Game basketball program from summer to year-round. The racist practices of redlining and segregation separated parts of the city from one another and the city itself from surrounding counties. Faculty also collaborate with Robertas House in East Baltimore to strengthen the organizations bereavement peer-support services that provide healing to residents who have experienced loss due to violence in the city. The Departments free massive open online courses (MOOCs) make it possible for students worldwide to obtain data science and statistics education. $34,000Pro Bono Counseling ProjectTo support a one-year grant to extend the months of staffing for a mental health warmline. Baltimore is blighted with over 18,000 vacant lots and 17,000 abandoned buildings. Funds Include Generous $285,000 Donation from BGE to Support Current and Future Response to Pandemic. $10,000Wylie FoundationTo support Above It Alls mental wellness workshops at Garrett Heights Elementary/Middle School in Lauraville. $10,000Robertas HouseTo fund 16 camperships to Camp Erin, for children struggling with grief over the death of a loved one. Two of Our Most Transformative Career Programs are Now Accepting Applications. To apply for BCFs discretionary grant funds to support stronger schools and neighborhoods, visit our Grants Page. The Oscar G. Murray Fund was established by an early president of the B&O Railroad to care for needy widows and orphans of company employees. Nearly twenty years ago, the Departmentscommunity engagementteam helped to establish Day at the Market, which is held at least two days a month at theNortheast Market near the School. Milestones have a way of sparking reflection. $67,500I AM Mentality Youth Male Empowerment ProjectTo support I AM MENtality Leadership Academy at Calvin Rodwell Elementary/Middle School. We also launched an impact investing program, which directs a percentage of our assets to programs and projects with social and financial returns. $50,000Mount Pleasant AME ChurchTo support the Mount Pleasant AME Vaccine Program, consisting of mobile vaccine clinics, test kits, information sessions at Stevenson University, and media outreach. It includes studies to address maternal obesity, improve food choices, and expand access to healthy food. In these three schools and their surrounding neighborhoods, we will support projects and activities designed to make the communities safe, clean, green and vibrant; and improve the quality of the schools. With the support of faculty and other resources from the Bloomberg School, the Urban Health Institute sponsors conferences and talks, supports local projects and city leadership, and facilitates important conversations across East Baltimore. Box 37422, Baltimore, MD 21297-3422, ADDRESS11 E. Mount Royal Avenue, 2nd Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202, MAIL GIFTS TO OUR SECURE P.O. The Baltimore City Health Departments chief epidemiologist and chief policy officer are full-time faculty at the School. $30,000Student Support NetworkTo provide general operating support to supply food and basic necessities to Baltimore County students and families in need. Community AssociationTo provide general operating support for resident-led organization in East Baltimore, in honor of BCF Neighborhood Spotlight Awardee C.A.R.E. Clinic Community Resource Hotline Website Afrikan Youth Alchemy (AYA) 5807 Woodcrest Ave Baltimore MD 21215 $25,000Upton Planning CommitteeTo support the build-out of 1641 Pennsylvania Avenue, helping to revitalize a historic commercial corridor in West Baltimore. A Department team is working with Yale University researchers on the EPA-funded Solutions for Energy, AiR, Climate and Health Center to evaluate how low-cost sensor technology can be used to assess neighborhood-level variability in pollutant and greenhouse gas concentrations. Faculty Co-Leads: Kirsten Koehler, PhD; Adam Spira, PhD, MA; Sabriya Linton, PhD, MPH. $20,000Child First AuthorityTo provide social-emotional support at Calvin Rodwell Elementary/Middle School in Howard Park. It also aims to promote education in biostatistics and associated career paths for city students. Please provide your mailing address and how many copies you would like. $15,000Blaq Equity BaltimoreTo support Affirming Blaq Families, which provides resources to Black families to foster belonging and support for LGBTQ youth. Additionally, a faculty team, in collaboration with the Housing Authority of Baltimore City, Urban Strategies Inc., and local photographers, is seeking to understand how the Perkins Somerset Oldtown Transformation, a community redevelopment initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is impacting the mental and physical health of East Baltimore residents. Community organizations continue to provide resources in the Brooklyn community in the aftermath of Sunday's mass shooting. $45,000Baltimore Family AllianceTo address vaccine hesitancy among Black and Latino parents in Baltimore City. Overview The Community Association Directory (CAD) is a comprehensive listing of community associations in Baltimore City, including community associations, business associations, and community development corporations. 571 reviews fpdibari wrote: I am so proud to be a part of an extraordinary orginization known as Maryland New Direction's. MND just celibrated its 39th Anniversary and put on a fabulous event at University of Baltimore. We have allocated funds for two geographical areas that bookend a crucial corridor on the Westside of Baltimore City: Howard Park /Forest Park area (served by Calvin Rodwell Elementary Middle School and Liberty Elementary), and Reservoir Hill/Penn North area (served by Dorothy I Height Elementary). Catherine's Family and Youth Services, Inc. WE MUST MAKE THE BEST LIFE, REGARDLESS OF OUR CIRCUMSTANCES. We cultivate partnerships with community organizations and local agencies to improve health across the lifespan in Baltimore and beyond. Through this project, the Health Department, in partnership with Baltimore City Schools, ensures that evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention programs are implemented in middle and high schools. The Department of Health Policy and Management aims to advance the publics health through the development, implementation, and evaluation of effective health and social policies, and emphasizes the importance of sound management and creative leadership in identifying and implementing effective and equitable solutions. BCF awarded more than $40 million in grants to the community in 2022. $28,504Fund for Educational ExcellenceTo create a crosswalk mural with students at Steuart Hill Academic Academy and Franklin Square Elementary/Middle School in Southwest Baltimore. $5,000YMCA of Central MarylandTo support a student wellness room at Reginald F. Lewis High School in Northeast Baltimore. $10,000Child First AuthorityTo support staff training and professional development for organization overseeing community schools and programs that promote academic achievement, advance social-emotional well-being and parent leadership. We awarded $3.5 million in strategic, discretionary grants in 2022. $2,078Highlandtown Community AssociationTo illuminate Highlandtown Art Walk with caf lights on the 3400-3500 blocks of Gough Street. $5,000The 6th BranchTo support general operations for a veteran-led community service organization in East Baltimore, in honor of BCF Neighborhood Spotlights Awardees Regina Hammond and Lilian Trotman. We visit UMBC regularly and spend time with students interested in the various programs offered by BMB. The Departments Center for Communication Programs is the lead communications partner, working in close partnership with the Baltimore City Health Department, the Family League of Baltimore, and HealthCare Access Maryland, for the citywide initiative to reduce infant mortality known as Bmore for Healthy Babies (BHB). It is also a metropolis that faces major public health challenges with deep roots in history. $2,000Banner Neighborhoods Community CorporationTo support a 40th Anniversary Block Party for Banner Neighborhoods, which provides enriching services for young and old residents in East Baltimore neighborhoods. $10,000Butchers Hill AssociationTo support the construction of a curb bumpout at the intersection of East Pratt Street and South Chester Street, helping to calm traffic and beautify the neighborhood. BMB is nurturing a strong bond with the Meyerhoff Scholars Program at the University of Maryland Baltimore County. $5,999Camp PecomethTo fund camperships for 10 low-income Baltimore-area children to attend nature camp. Box 37422Baltimore, MD 21297-3422, 2023 Baltimore Community Foundation. Can Restoring Vacant Lots Improve Adolescent Health Disparities? We also, support the development of leaders of all ages who are working to improve. $92,043New Song Community Learning CenterTo support 2022-2023 schoolyear reading intervention program at a public charter school in Sandtown-Winchester. 6. In 2021, those investments totaled more than $4.5 million. Another initiative, the Experience CorpsProject, inpartnership withBaltimore City schools, Civic Ventures (a nonprofit in San Francisco, California), and the Greater Homewood Community Corporation,engages older adults to tutor children in Baltimore schools, an activity that can yield health benefits for the adults and improve childrens educational experience and behavior. Through a public private partnership, they developed and provided a guidance document that has helped to inform the structure, organization, and implementation of the citys response, with participation from the wider JHU and JHMI community,University of Maryland Medical Center, CareFirst, and other local partners. COVID-19 Resources Upcoming Events. SOURCE SOURCE is the Johns Hopkins community engagement and service-learning center in East Baltimore.
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