June 2021 Grant Awards

By Kathleen McCarthy

06-18-2021

Announcing our most recent grant recipients in Catholic activities, education, health care and human services

We are pleased to announce that 13 organizations received over $650,000 in our June grant cycle.

Catholic Activities

• St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church (Long Green): $14,503 to upgrade the parish’s computers and software at this Catholic Church in Baltimore County

Education

• Calvert High College High School: $40,000 to support the Campus Ministry Program at this Catholic, college preparatory high school for boys located in Towson
• The John Carroll School: $30,000 to support upgrades to the robotics and physics lab at this Catholic, co-educational high school located in Bel Air
• Loyola University Maryland: $54,852 to support the creation of an outdoor Wi-Fi network benefitting the campus and neighboring community at this Catholic, Jesuit university located in Baltimore City
• Mother Seton Academy: $45,000 to support general operating costs of their Graduate Support Program at this Catholic, tuition-free middle school in Baltimore City
• Mother Seton School: $34,000 to support renovations to their computer lab at this independent Catholic school serving students in grades preK – 8 located in Emmitsburg
• Mount Saint Joseph High School: $58,000 to support technology equipment upgrades designed to enhance distance learning at this Catholic, college preparatory high school for boys located in Baltimore City
• Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School: $95,000 to renovate the Wellness & Performance Center at this Catholic, Archdiocesan school for students in grades preK – 12 located in Essex
• Sacred Heart School of Glyndon: $65,000 to support upgrades to their building automation system at Catholic, Archdiocesan school for students in grades preK – 8 located in Baltimore County
• St. Margaret School: $75,000 to support technology upgrades at this Catholic, Archdiocesan school for students in grades preK – 8 located in Harford County

Health Care

• Associated Catholic Charities: $50,000 to support the general operations of the Esperanza  Health Clinic, providing free, culturally-competent pediatric and adult medical care to members of Baltimore City’s immigrant community
• University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center Foundation, Inc.: $90,000 to support the renovation and relocation of the Pediatrics Unit at this Catholic community hospital located in Towson

Human Services

• The Family Tree: $19,500 to support essential technology upgrades at the Baltimore City office of this organization dedicated to preventing child abuse by building safe, strong families