Offices & Foundations
Open Society Institute–Baltimore

Grantees

Grantees

  • CASA de Maryland 2009

    A grant to support activities of the Recovery Watch Maryland alliance for transparency of federal economic stimulus funds.

  • Chesapeake Center for Youth Development, Inc. 2009

    A grant to support workforce development training and employment for juvenile court-involved youth.

  • Community Conferencing Center, Inc. 2009

    A grant to support the salaries of facilitators who will use community conferencing to divert up to 360 youth from the juvenile justice system.

  • Community Law in Action, Inc. 2009

    A grant to engage in research and youth organizing efforts to reduce the number of youth tried as adults and detained at the Baltimore City Detention Center.

  • DonorsChoose Inc. 2009

    A grant to provide funds for teacher-initiated incentive projects in Baltimore City Public Schools that will reward students for regular and improved attendance.

  • Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Inc. 2009

    A grant to support the salaries, health benefits, uniforms and supplies for three additional Clean Sweep Ambassador employees who are formerly incarcerated and/or recovering from a substance addiction.

  • Dwayne Hess 2009

    Hess will establish the Neighborhood Spiritual Center to promote personal growth and healing for west Baltimore residents.

  • Efa Ahmed-Williams 2009

    Through her organization Destiny Despite Sickle Cell Disease, Ahmed-Williams will raise awareness about sickle cell disease while encouraging and empowering adolescents and young adults to manage their chronic illness by using coping strategies and life skills.

  • Family League of Baltimore City, Inc. 2009

    A grant to support 200 new, year-round youth jobs for disadvantaged Baltimore City youth and to support two job developers to increase the quantity and quality of other employment opportunities for city youth.

  • Family League of Baltimore City, Inc. 2009

    A grant to support employment readiness, mental health, educational and food services for youth who are on community detention and enrolled in the Pre-Adjudication Coordination & Training Center.

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