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    Alliance for Open Society Int'L

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    EIN (Tax ID): 81-0623035

    About Alliance for Open Society Int'L

    The Alliance for Open Society International funds civic rights, immigrant/refugee relief, and criminal justice reform work, with a clear emphasis on capacity-building, advocacy, and documentation. Its portfolio blends large pass-through grants to fiscal sponsors and funds that deploy resources widely (e.g., New Venture Fund, GoFundMe, Neo Philanthropy) with recurring support for Baltimore-based grassroots organizations and Black-led civic infrastructure. The foundation also prioritizes crisis response and truth-telling projects — from Afghan resettlement to documentation of human rights abuses in Ukraine — and supports communications, journalism, and digital rights efforts that advance accountability.

    Focus Areas

    Fiscal-sponsor intermediaries and pooled funds for dignity, justice, and refugee response (e.g., Dignity & Justice Fund, Welcome Fund)Baltimore-focused Black-led civic infrastructure and community organizing (fiscal sponsorship, election information, immigrant services)Criminal justice reform and family-support networks for people serving long or life sentencesRefugee resettlement and emergency relief for Afghan and Ukrainian displaced populationsHuman-rights documentation, open-source war crimes investigations, and independent journalism/photography projectsDigital rights and technology-enabled civil liberties advocacy

    About Alliance for Open Society Int'L

    Alliance for Open Society Int'l Inc’s largest recent award was a $10,956,633 grant to New Venture Fund to support the Dignity and Justice Fund, a fiscally sponsored project. That single grant signals how heavily the foundation uses intermediary vehicles to move money into civic rights, immigrant and refugee relief, and criminal justice reform work. In the recent-grants list, those intermediaries sit alongside direct support for place-based and issue-specific organizations, including Baltimore Civic Fund, Maryland Philanthropy Network, and Access Now. The portfolio shows a consistent mix of advocacy, capacity-building, and documentation. Some grants back organizing and leadership development, such as Neo Philanthropy Inc’s Four Freedoms Fund for Afghan American organizational support. Others fund legal-services networks and resettlement support through Gofundmeorg’s Welcome Fund. The foundation also supports work tied to conflict and accountability, including Ukraine-focused documentation, journalism, and photography projects, as well as Afghan refugee response. Across these grants, the foundation appears to favor pooled funds, fiscal sponsors, and organizations that can deploy capital to multiple groups or rapid-response efforts.

    What Alliance for Open Society Int'L Funds

    One clear thread is refugee and newcomer support. In 2023, Alliance for Open Society Int'l Inc gave $1,000,000 to Gofundmeorg to support the Welcome Fund and legal-services networks for Afghan new arrivals in the United States. It also gave $1,044,215 to Uplift Afghanistan Fund for general support. Another emphasis is Afghanistan-related relief and family well-being. Too Young to Wed received $329,917 for work addressing food insecurity, livelihood constraints, and education for families, women, and girls in Afghanistan, followed by $320,998 in 2024 for similar work in Pakistan. Wartists Inc received $201,087 for art therapy projects for Afghan refugees. The foundation also funds Ukraine accountability and information work. Physicians for Human Rights received $320,000 for research, advocacy, and documentation on attacks on healthcare infrastructure in Ukraine, while Journalism Development Network received $286,207 to train journalists in investigative techniques during post-war recovery. Magnum Photos Inc received $252,500 for an international exhibition of photography on Ukraine.

    How Alliance for Open Society Int'L Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $891K

    Total Assets

    $4.7M

    Total Revenue

    $477K

    Total Expenses

    $2.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $75K and $190K, with a median of $100K.

    25th Percentile

    $75K

    Median

    $100K

    75th Percentile

    $190K

    Geographic Reach

    National11 states funded

    About 12% of grants go to recipients in MD.

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    Total assets: $4.7M
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    Who They Fund

    Afghan new arrivals / Afghan refugeesAfghan families, women, and girls (in Afghanistan and Pakistan)Displaced persons from Ukraine (refugees in EU and France)African refugees fleeing Ukraine (facing racism and discrimination)Immigrants and refugees in BaltimoreBlack/African American, Latinx, and Native American-led small businesses and nonprofitsJournalists in Ukraine (investigative reporters)Community-based nonprofits and grassroots organizations (seeking fundraising and capacity support)Communities of color engaged in criminal justice reform and economic empowerment

    Giving Approach

    A mixed strategy: a few very large pass-through grants to intermediaries and pooled funds, plus numerous repeat mid-size grants to local and state-level advocacy groups (notably in Baltimore). Grants are often unrestricted/general support or capacity-building, with visible responsiveness to crises (Afghanistan, Ukraine) and sustained backing of Black-led organizations and criminal justice initiatives.

    Funding Style

    general operating / unrestricted supportcapacity building (leadership & organizational development)fiscal sponsorship / pass-through fundingcapital provision / program-related investment

    Notable grantees: New Venture Fund, Fusion Partnerships Inc (Family Support Network), CASA de Maryland, Physicians for Human Rights, Razom for Ukraine

    Topics

    refugee resettlement & legal services for Afghan arrivalshumanitarian relief in Afghanistan and Pakistan (food security, livelihoods, education)immigrant integration & welcoming communities (local funds, municipal immigrant affairs)Ukraine accountability & documentation of attacks on healthcare (research & open-source/satellite analysis)support for displaced Ukrainians in Europe (reception, protection, cross-border relocation)journalism training and anti-corruption investigative reporting in Ukrainecommunity organizing and leadership development for Black-led institutions / racial equity initiatives

    Typical awards cluster in the low-to-mid six figures, with p25 at $75,000, a median of $100,000, and p75 at $189,999. The recent list also includes several much larger pass-through grants, showing a structure that can scale quickly through fiscal sponsors and pooled funds. Grants recur across years and often support the same vehicles, including New Venture Fund and Too Young to Wed, which appear in both 2023 and 2024. Alliance for Open Society Int'l Inc is a public charity and a regular funder, not a DAF or program-related-investment vehicle. The data does not show an open application process; the pattern instead points to invited, relationship-based grantmaking through intermediaries and operating organizations.

    Where Alliance for Open Society Int'L Makes Grants

    Grant recipients are entirely U.S.-based in the dataset, with 140 grants to U.S. organizations. Maryland is the top state by grant count, and Baltimore appears repeatedly as a recipient city, including Baltimore Civic Fund, Maryland Philanthropy Network, Job Opportunities Task Force Inc, and Organizing Black. New York City and Washington, DC also recur as recipient locations, alongside other concentrations in California and Virginia. The foundation gives 12% of grants to recipients in its HQ state of New York, while many awards land in Maryland-linked civic infrastructure.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Alliance for Open Society Int'L

    What kinds of organizations does Alliance for Open Society Int'l Inc fund most often?

    The recent grants favor fiscal sponsors, pooled funds, and advocacy-oriented nonprofits. Examples include New Venture Fund for the Dignity and Justice Fund, Neo Philanthropy Inc for the Four Freedoms Fund, and Maryland Philanthropy Network for the Revolve Fund. The pattern also includes direct support to civic, legal, journalism, and refugee-response groups.

    What is a typical grant size from Alliance for Open Society Int'l Inc?

    The distribution centers on mid-sized grants: p25 is $75,000, median grant size is $100,000, and p75 is $189,999. The recent list also includes a few larger awards above $1 million, especially to intermediary funds.

    Which issue areas show up in the recent grant record?

    Civic rights, immigrant and refugee relief, criminal justice reform, Afghan resettlement, Ukraine accountability and journalism, and digital rights all appear in the recent grants and existing summary. Named examples include legal-services support for Afghan new arrivals, documentation on attacks on healthcare in Ukraine, and organizing support for Baltimore-based community groups.

    Does the foundation support recurring grantees?

    Yes. New Venture Fund appears in both 2024 and 2025 for the Dignity and Justice Fund, and Too Young to Wed appears in both 2023 and 2024 for Afghanistan and Pakistan-related relief. That points to repeat support for certain projects and fiscal vehicles rather than one-off awards only.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    NEW VENTURE FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$890,9292025TO SUPPORT THE DIGNITY AND JUSTICE FUND, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE
    NEW VENTURE FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$10,956,6332024TO SUPPORT THE DIGNITY AND JUSTICE FUND, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE
    TOO YOUNG TO WEDPEEKSKILL, NY$320,9982024TO SUPPORT INITIATIVES THAT ADDRESS THE DIRE CRISES OF FOOD INSECURITY, LACK OF LIVELIHOOD OPTIONS AND EDUCATION FOR AFGHAN FAMILIES, WOMEN, AND GIRLS IN PAKISTAN
    PHYSICIANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTSNEW YORK, NY$320,0002024TO SUPPORT RESEARCH, ADVOCACY, AND DOCUMENTATION THAT ADVANCES INDIVIDUAL AND STATE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RUSSIA'S ATTACKS ON HEALTHCARE INFRASTRUCTURE IN UKRAINE
    BALTIMORE CIVIC FUNDBALTIMORE, MD$300,0002024TO ENABLE THE MAYORS OFFICE OF IMMIGRANT AFFAIRS TO SUPPORT THE BALTIMORE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY FUND TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO BUILD SAFE AND WELCOMING COMMUNITIES FOR IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN BALTIMORE
    MARYLAND PHILANTHROPY NETWORKBALTIMORE, MD$300,0002024TO ENABLE THE REVOLVE FUND, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO PROVIDE CAPITAL TO BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN, LATINX, AND NATIVE-AMERICAN-LED BUSINESSES, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES, AND VENTURE FUNDS
    JOURNALISM DEVELOPMENT NETWORKWASHINGTON, DC$286,2072024TO EDUCATE, TRAIN AND EQUIP JOURNALISTS IN UKRAINE WITH INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING TECHNIQUES IN ORDER TO COUNTER BUREAUCRATIC AND POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN UKRAINE DURING POST-WAR RECOVERY
    MAGNUM PHOTOS INCNEW YORK, NY$252,5002024TO SUPPORT AN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHY ON UKRAINE, TO EXPLORE HOW THE WAR IN UKRAINE HAS IMPACTED OTHER COUNTRIES AND THEIR POPULATIONS, AND PROVIDE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE ISSUES WITHIN GLOBAL COMMUNITIES
    JOB OPPORTUNITIES TASK FORCE INCBALTIMORE, MD$250,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION FOUNDATION OF MARYLANDBALTIMORE, MD$250,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    ORGANIZING BLACKBALTIMORE, MD$250,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    PROGRESSIVE MARYLAND EDUCATION FUND INCLARGO, MD$250,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    OUT FOR JUSTICE INCBALTIMORE, MD$250,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    BALTIMORE ACTION LEGAL TEAMBALTIMORE, MD$250,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INCBALTIMORE, MD$250,0002024TO ENABLE LEADERS OF A BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO ENGAGE IN RESEARCH, COMMUNITY ORGANIZING, COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT THAT SUPPORTS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT OF BLACK RESIDENTS AND BUILDS BLACK INSTITUTIONS
    CENTER FOR WORKFORCE INCLUSIONSILVER SPRING, MD$250,0002024TO ENABLE EQUITY MATTERS, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROGRAM OF THE CENTER FOR WORKFORCE INCLUSION, TO PROVIDE THOUGHT LEADERSHIP AND SUPPORT TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM COALITIONS AND TO LEVERAGE CAPITAL FOR COMMUNITIES OF COLOR
    CASA DE MARYLANDHYATTSVILLE, MD$250,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    PROGRESSIVE MULTIPLIER FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$225,0002024TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS IN BALTIMORE TO INCREASE THEIR FUNDRAISING CAPACITY AND SUSTAINABILITY TO ENABLE THEM TO ACHIEVE THEIR MISSIONS
    NO BOUNDARIES COALITION INCBALTIMORE, MD$200,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    BALTIMORE HARM REDUCTION COALITION INCBALTIMORE, MD$200,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    PUBLIC JUSTICE CENTER INCBALTIMORE, MD$200,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    RAZOM FOR UKRAINE INCNEW YORK, NY$200,0002024TO MAINTAIN AND GROW POPULAR SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE IN THE US
    RESTORATIVE RESPONSE BALTIMOREBALTIMORE, MD$200,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    HOLISTIC LIFE FOUNDATION INCBALTIMORE, MD$200,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    BALTIMORE BEAT INCBALTIMORE, MD$200,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    YALE UNIVERSITYNEW HAVEN, CT$199,9982024TO PROVIDE ANALYSIS OF EXTENSIVE OPEN SOURCE AND COMMERCIAL SATELLITE IMAGERY OF RUSSIA'S ATROCITIES IN UKRAINE TO CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO ENSURE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THESE CRIMES
    CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACYBROOKLYN, NY$180,0002024TO SUPPORT COMMUNITIES UNITED, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROGRAM OF THE GRANTEE, IN ITS WORK TO STRENGTHEN ORGANIZING MOVEMENTS IN MARYLAND AND SUPPORT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING
    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INCBALTIMORE, MD$175,0002024TO SUPPORT BALTIMORE ALGEBRA PROJECT, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO PROVIDE TUTORING AND YOUTH ORGANIZING TO BRING ABOUT A MORE EQUITABLE BALTIMORE
    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INCBALTIMORE, MD$175,0002024TO ENABLE INGOMA FOUNDATION, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO IMPLEMENT THE BLACK BUTTERFLY INITIATIVE, A PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLY TECHNICAL PLATFORM THAT AIMS TO PROMOTE COLLABORATION, EXPAND RESOURCES AND INCREASE SUPPORTS FOR BALTIMORE BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES BY PROVIDING FREE RESOURCES, TRAINING, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, ONE-ON-ONE AND PEER SUPPORT
    SHE'S WELL NETWORKED INCRANDALLSTOWN, MD$175,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    CHARM CITY CARE CONNECTION INCBALTIMORE, MD$175,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    BUSINESS VOLUNTEERS MARYLANDBALTIMORE, MD$160,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    LIGHT OF TRUTH CENTER INCBALTIMORE, MD$160,0002024TO SUPPORT THE MARYLAND PEER ADVISORY COUNCIL, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT TO CERTIFIED PEER RECOVERY SPECIALISTS IN MARYLAND
    THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERBERKELEY, CA$152,0752024TO SUPPORT THE HUMAN RIGHTS CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, A FISCALLY-SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO UNDERTAKE A PROJECT TO ADVANCE HOLDING PERPETRATORS OF CYBER-ATTACKS AND CYBER WARFARE ACCOUNTABLE
    NO BOUNDARIES COALITION INCBALTIMORE, MD$150,0002024TO EDUCATE THE BALTIMORE PUBLIC, PARTICULARLY MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES, ON LOCAL ELECTION ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN DEMOCRACY IN BALTIMORE CITY
    BUSINESS & HUMAN RIGHTS RESOURCE CENTRE US LTDNEW YORK, NY$150,0002024TO COLLECT, ANALYSE, AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ON CORPORATE DUE DILIGENCE TO BRING GREATER TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY TO FOREIGN COMPANIES WITH CONTINUED OPERATIONS IN RUSSIA AND TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT RESPONSIBLE RECOVERY IN UKRAINE THAT RESPECTS HUMAN RIGHTS
    THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PUBLIC DEFENDER OF MARYLANDBALTIMORE, MD$150,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INCBALTIMORE, MD$150,0002024TO ENABLE CITIZENS POLICING PROJECT, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF FUSION PARTNERSHIPS, TO EDUCATE, ENGAGE AND PROVIDE RESOURCES TO BALTIMORE RESIDENTS MOST IMPACTED BY OVER-POLICING
    BALTIMORE SAFE HAVENBALTIMORE, MD$150,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    WITNESS INCBROOKLYN, NY$150,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    JEWS UNITED FOR JUSTICE INCWASHINGTON, DC$150,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    BLACK GIRLS VOTE 4 HER INCBALTIMORE, MD$150,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    NATIONAL COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG DEPENDENCEBALTIMORE, MD$150,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    POWER INSIDE INCBALTIMORE, MD$150,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    FUND FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCEBALTIMORE, MD$134,0002024TO ENABLE BALTIMORES PROMISE, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO AID IN FACILITATING BMORE INVESTED, AN INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON SUPPORTING BIPOC-LED INSTITUTIONS IMPLEMENTING ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO COMMUNITY SAFETY AND WELL-BEING
    THE RECKONING PROJECTTINTON FALLS, NJ$133,9732024TO TRAIN AND ENABLE JOURNALISTS AND STORYTELLERS TO SWIFTLY RECORD, COLLECT, AND PRESERVE LEGALLY RELEVANT ACCOUNTS OF FIRST-HAND WITNESS TESTIMONY IN ORDER TO ENSURE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR SERIOUS INTERNATIONAL CRIMES
    BMORE EMPOWEREDBALTIMORE, MD$125,0002024TO ENHANCE THE CAPACITY OF BMORE EMPOWERED TO PROVIDE FISCAL SPONSORSHIP SERVICES TO BLACK-LED GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS IN BALTIMORE
    BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION INCBOWIE, MD$125,0002024TO SUPPORT THE BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY PHILANTHROPY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM TO PLACE A FELLOW IN A MANAGEMENT LEVEL PRACTICUM WITHIN A NON-PROFIT OR PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION WITH THE GOAL OF PROVIDING HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE FOR FUTURE LEADERS AND DIVERSIFYING THE FIELDS
    MANDALA ENTERPRISE CORPORATIONBRANDYWINE, MD$125,0002024TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INCBALTIMORE, MD$125,0002024TO ENABLE THE FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY-BUILDING, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL SERVICES THAT AIM TO SUPPORT PEOPLE SERVING LONG SENTENCES, PARTICULARLY LIFE SENTENCES, AND THEIR FAMILIES

    NEW VENTURE FUND

    $890,929
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    TO SUPPORT THE DIGNITY AND JUSTICE FUND, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE

    NEW VENTURE FUND

    $10,956,633
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    TO SUPPORT THE DIGNITY AND JUSTICE FUND, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE

    TOO YOUNG TO WED

    $320,998
    PEEKSKILL, NY2024

    TO SUPPORT INITIATIVES THAT ADDRESS THE DIRE CRISES OF FOOD INSECURITY, LACK OF LIVELIHOOD OPTIONS AND EDUCATION FOR AFGHAN FAMILIES, WOMEN, AND GIRLS IN PAKISTAN

    PHYSICIANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

    $320,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO SUPPORT RESEARCH, ADVOCACY, AND DOCUMENTATION THAT ADVANCES INDIVIDUAL AND STATE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RUSSIA'S ATTACKS ON HEALTHCARE INFRASTRUCTURE IN UKRAINE

    BALTIMORE CIVIC FUND

    $300,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENABLE THE MAYORS OFFICE OF IMMIGRANT AFFAIRS TO SUPPORT THE BALTIMORE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY FUND TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO BUILD SAFE AND WELCOMING COMMUNITIES FOR IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN BALTIMORE

    MARYLAND PHILANTHROPY NETWORK

    $300,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENABLE THE REVOLVE FUND, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO PROVIDE CAPITAL TO BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN, LATINX, AND NATIVE-AMERICAN-LED BUSINESSES, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES, AND VENTURE FUNDS

    JOURNALISM DEVELOPMENT NETWORK

    $286,207
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    TO EDUCATE, TRAIN AND EQUIP JOURNALISTS IN UKRAINE WITH INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING TECHNIQUES IN ORDER TO COUNTER BUREAUCRATIC AND POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN UKRAINE DURING POST-WAR RECOVERY

    MAGNUM PHOTOS INC

    $252,500
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO SUPPORT AN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHY ON UKRAINE, TO EXPLORE HOW THE WAR IN UKRAINE HAS IMPACTED OTHER COUNTRIES AND THEIR POPULATIONS, AND PROVIDE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE ISSUES WITHIN GLOBAL COMMUNITIES

    JOB OPPORTUNITIES TASK FORCE INC

    $250,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION FOUNDATION OF MARYLAND

    $250,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    ORGANIZING BLACK

    $250,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    PROGRESSIVE MARYLAND EDUCATION FUND INC

    $250,000
    LARGO, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    OUT FOR JUSTICE INC

    $250,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    BALTIMORE ACTION LEGAL TEAM

    $250,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INC

    $250,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENABLE LEADERS OF A BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO ENGAGE IN RESEARCH, COMMUNITY ORGANIZING, COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT THAT SUPPORTS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT OF BLACK RESIDENTS AND BUILDS BLACK INSTITUTIONS

    CENTER FOR WORKFORCE INCLUSION

    $250,000
    SILVER SPRING, MD2024

    TO ENABLE EQUITY MATTERS, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROGRAM OF THE CENTER FOR WORKFORCE INCLUSION, TO PROVIDE THOUGHT LEADERSHIP AND SUPPORT TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM COALITIONS AND TO LEVERAGE CAPITAL FOR COMMUNITIES OF COLOR

    CASA DE MARYLAND

    $250,000
    HYATTSVILLE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    PROGRESSIVE MULTIPLIER FUND

    $225,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS IN BALTIMORE TO INCREASE THEIR FUNDRAISING CAPACITY AND SUSTAINABILITY TO ENABLE THEM TO ACHIEVE THEIR MISSIONS

    NO BOUNDARIES COALITION INC

    $200,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    BALTIMORE HARM REDUCTION COALITION INC

    $200,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    PUBLIC JUSTICE CENTER INC

    $200,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    RAZOM FOR UKRAINE INC

    $200,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO MAINTAIN AND GROW POPULAR SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE IN THE US

    RESTORATIVE RESPONSE BALTIMORE

    $200,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    HOLISTIC LIFE FOUNDATION INC

    $200,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    BALTIMORE BEAT INC

    $200,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    YALE UNIVERSITY

    $199,998
    NEW HAVEN, CT2024

    TO PROVIDE ANALYSIS OF EXTENSIVE OPEN SOURCE AND COMMERCIAL SATELLITE IMAGERY OF RUSSIA'S ATROCITIES IN UKRAINE TO CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO ENSURE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THESE CRIMES

    CENTER FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY

    $180,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2024

    TO SUPPORT COMMUNITIES UNITED, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROGRAM OF THE GRANTEE, IN ITS WORK TO STRENGTHEN ORGANIZING MOVEMENTS IN MARYLAND AND SUPPORT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING

    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INC

    $175,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO SUPPORT BALTIMORE ALGEBRA PROJECT, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO PROVIDE TUTORING AND YOUTH ORGANIZING TO BRING ABOUT A MORE EQUITABLE BALTIMORE

    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INC

    $175,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENABLE INGOMA FOUNDATION, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO IMPLEMENT THE BLACK BUTTERFLY INITIATIVE, A PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLY TECHNICAL PLATFORM THAT AIMS TO PROMOTE COLLABORATION, EXPAND RESOURCES AND INCREASE SUPPORTS FOR BALTIMORE BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES BY PROVIDING FREE RESOURCES, TRAINING, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, ONE-ON-ONE AND PEER SUPPORT

    SHE'S WELL NETWORKED INC

    $175,000
    RANDALLSTOWN, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    CHARM CITY CARE CONNECTION INC

    $175,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    BUSINESS VOLUNTEERS MARYLAND

    $160,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    LIGHT OF TRUTH CENTER INC

    $160,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO SUPPORT THE MARYLAND PEER ADVISORY COUNCIL, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT TO CERTIFIED PEER RECOVERY SPECIALISTS IN MARYLAND

    THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BER

    $152,075
    BERKELEY, CA2024

    TO SUPPORT THE HUMAN RIGHTS CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, A FISCALLY-SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO UNDERTAKE A PROJECT TO ADVANCE HOLDING PERPETRATORS OF CYBER-ATTACKS AND CYBER WARFARE ACCOUNTABLE

    NO BOUNDARIES COALITION INC

    $150,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO EDUCATE THE BALTIMORE PUBLIC, PARTICULARLY MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES, ON LOCAL ELECTION ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN DEMOCRACY IN BALTIMORE CITY

    BUSINESS & HUMAN RIGHTS RESOURCE CENTRE US LTD

    $150,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO COLLECT, ANALYSE, AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ON CORPORATE DUE DILIGENCE TO BRING GREATER TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY TO FOREIGN COMPANIES WITH CONTINUED OPERATIONS IN RUSSIA AND TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT RESPONSIBLE RECOVERY IN UKRAINE THAT RESPECTS HUMAN RIGHTS

    THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PUBLIC DEFENDER OF MARYLAND

    $150,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INC

    $150,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENABLE CITIZENS POLICING PROJECT, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF FUSION PARTNERSHIPS, TO EDUCATE, ENGAGE AND PROVIDE RESOURCES TO BALTIMORE RESIDENTS MOST IMPACTED BY OVER-POLICING

    BALTIMORE SAFE HAVEN

    $150,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    WITNESS INC

    $150,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    JEWS UNITED FOR JUSTICE INC

    $150,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    BLACK GIRLS VOTE 4 HER INC

    $150,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    NATIONAL COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG DEPENDENCE

    $150,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    POWER INSIDE INC

    $150,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    FUND FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE

    $134,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENABLE BALTIMORES PROMISE, A FISCALLY SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO AID IN FACILITATING BMORE INVESTED, AN INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON SUPPORTING BIPOC-LED INSTITUTIONS IMPLEMENTING ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO COMMUNITY SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

    THE RECKONING PROJECT

    $133,973
    TINTON FALLS, NJ2024

    TO TRAIN AND ENABLE JOURNALISTS AND STORYTELLERS TO SWIFTLY RECORD, COLLECT, AND PRESERVE LEGALLY RELEVANT ACCOUNTS OF FIRST-HAND WITNESS TESTIMONY IN ORDER TO ENSURE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR SERIOUS INTERNATIONAL CRIMES

    BMORE EMPOWERED

    $125,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENHANCE THE CAPACITY OF BMORE EMPOWERED TO PROVIDE FISCAL SPONSORSHIP SERVICES TO BLACK-LED GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS IN BALTIMORE

    BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION INC

    $125,000
    BOWIE, MD2024

    TO SUPPORT THE BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY PHILANTHROPY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM TO PLACE A FELLOW IN A MANAGEMENT LEVEL PRACTICUM WITHIN A NON-PROFIT OR PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION WITH THE GOAL OF PROVIDING HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE FOR FUTURE LEADERS AND DIVERSIFYING THE FIELDS

    MANDALA ENTERPRISE CORPORATION

    $125,000
    BRANDYWINE, MD2024

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    FUSION PARTNERSHIPS INC

    $125,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    TO ENABLE THE FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK, A PROJECT OF THE GRANTEE, TO ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY-BUILDING, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL SERVICES THAT AIM TO SUPPORT PEOPLE SERVING LONG SENTENCES, PARTICULARLY LIFE SENTENCES, AND THEIR FAMILIES