These foundations have a track record of funding community development work in Maryland, based on IRS 990 grant data. Use the list below to find funders aligned with your mission, then sign up free to see how well your nonprofit fits each one.
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Grant Program — Grants for Good & Grants for Change
community developmentnonprofit capacitysocial services+3 more
Who can apply: Open to organizations with a project that advances meaningful community change. Specific eligibility details were not provided in the scraped content.
Student engagementConstruction educationCommunity impact+1 more
Who can apply: Open to nationally chartered AGC Student Chapters with current ACCE/ABET accreditation or candidate status; some ATMAE-accredited programs may also qualify. Activities must have been conducted during the specified academic year.
Community investment and economic developmentYouth and educationHealth and human services+2 more
Who can apply: Requests must come directly from the 501(c)(3) organization seeking the grant; freelance and third-party grant writers are not accepted. Applicants may submit only one application annually. Requests may not be for operating costs, payroll, salaries, or stipends. The funded work must benefit communities in the Peoples Bank footprint.
Human servicesCommunity beautification and revitalizationEducational outcomes
Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations and community associations implementing projects or programs benefiting residents within a three-mile radius of Live! Casino.
Community developmentEmployee-directed charitable giving
Who can apply: Pella Corporation team members and retirees may request matching gifts. Recipient organizations generally must qualify as IRS Section 501(c)(3) charities. Various organizations and gifts are excluded under the guidelines. Retirees' maximum is $1,000 the year after retirement.
Community developmentNeighborhood revitalizationEducation+7 more
Who can apply: Applicants or their fiscal sponsors must be nonprofit organizations under Section 501(c)(3) or 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code, must carry out their work principally in Baltimore City, and may not discriminate based on any protected class. The Foundation does not fund individuals, arts and culture, religious programs or purposes, political action groups, capital projects, endowments, publications, specific disabilities or diseases, or projects normally financed by government.
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