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    June 2018 Grant Awards

    By Kathleen McCarthy

    06-19-2018

    Announcing our most recent grant recipients in arts & humanities, Catholic activities, education, and human services

    We are pleased to announce that 14 organizations received over $850,000 in our June grant cycle.

     

    Arts & Humanities

    • B&O Railroad Museum: $74,263 to support capital costs associated with the First Mile Stable Project, designed to create a permanent home for the nation’s oldest continuously operating police mounted unit as well as educational, programming and community space for the Museum

     

    Catholic Activities

     

    Education

    • Bishop Walsh School: $50,000 to support general operations of the Advancement Office and major gifts campaign at this pre-K-12 Catholic school in Cumberland
    • Institute of Notre Dame: $70,000 to support staffing and other costs associated with the development of a facilities Master Plan at this all-girls Catholic high school in Baltimore City
    • Loyola Early Learning Center: $50,000 to support the development office operations of this Jesuit early childhood education program in Baltimore City
    • Mother Seton Academy: $100,000 to support the capital campaign to expand the facilities at this co-ed, tuition-free Catholic middle school in Baltimore City
    • Sacred Heart School of Glyndon: $76,000 to support technology enhancements in grades 4 through 8 at this pre-K-8 Catholic school in Baltimore County
    • St. Mary Catholic School: $100,000 to support the construction of a gymnasium at this pre-K-8 Catholic school in Hagerstown

     

    Human Services

    • Caroline Center: $50,000 to support the general operations of this Catholic, tuition-free employment training program in Baltimore City for women in health care
    • Churches for Streets of Hope: $12,000 to support the expansion of case management services at this community-based homeless services organization serving Southeast Baltimore County
    • Helping Up Mission:  $50,000 to support general operating costs associated with the education and workforce development program for homeless, poor, and addicted men in Baltimore City
    • Interfaith Service Coalition of Hancock, MD, Inc.: $60,000 to support the renovation of Martha’s House, a youth center and summer feeding site, as part of the organization’s larger mission to assist families and individuals in need in Hancock
    • Manna House:  $50,000 to support general operating costs of this drop-in center that feeds and supports up to 200 men and women a day who are living in need in Baltimore City
    • St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore: $65,000 to support the installation of a new HVAC system at the Pimlico Head Start site, one of many program sites at this 150-year old community service provider in Baltimore