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East Side Impact Grants is a program from the T. Rowe Price Foundation that funds community-based organizations and neighborhood associations in East Baltimore through a $1. 25 million, three-year investment.
This initiative is part of the Foundation's broader $6. 5 million grant program, which addresses gaps in Baltimore's nonprofit sector and represents the Foundation's largest commitment to date. Eight organizations will receive grants ranging from $125,000 to $150,000 per organization over three years to strengthen locally-driven community development.
Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and neighborhood associations serving East Baltimore. The program reflects T. Rowe Price's commitment to communities where its associates live and work.
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BALTIMORE, MD (June 12, 2025) — The **T. Rowe Price Foundation** announces its launch of the East Side Impact Grant, a $1. 25 million investment over three years aimed at strengthening eight community-based organizations and neighborhood associations in East Baltimore.
This initiative is part of the Foundation’s broader $6. 5 million grant program, which helps address gaps in Baltimore’s nonprofit sector and represents the Foundation’s largest commitment to date. “We pride ourselves on supporting the communities where associates live and work,” said Raymone Jackson, head of Community Affairs and president of the T.
Rowe Price Foundation. “With our new headquarters at Harbor Point, we wanted to further support the East Baltimore community through these impact grants. ” With this support of neighborhood associations and nonprofit organizations that serve East Baltimore families and commitment to education, T.
Rowe Price associates also can engage directly with grantee organizations, contributing through volunteer service and personal donations to further support the grant initiatives.
Grant recipients include: * **Baltimore Urban Leadership Foundation, Inc. (The Door)** Through collaborative partnerships, direct service, and resource development, The Door focuses on youth leadership, family strengthening, and community building to address real challenges.
* **Banner Neighborhoods Community Corporation** Banner provides vital services like home repairs and social support for seniors, as well as neighborhood improvement and educational and job-readiness programs for youth.
* **Historic East Baltimore Community Action Coalition (HEBCAC)** HEBCAC supports strong, diverse neighborhoods that respect their history while building a brighter future, offering resources that promote economic self-sufficiency and enhance livability.
* **Living Classrooms Foundation** Living Classrooms inspires children, youth, and adults to achieve their potential through hands-on education, workforce development, health and wellness, and community safety programs that use urban, natural, and maritime resources as "living classrooms."
* **Global Refuge (formerly Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service)** Global Refuge offers resettlement, legal services, mental health support, and crisis response to newcomers, providing essential resources and advocacy for those seeking refuge.
* **McKim Community Association** Through its McKim Center and "Free School," the nonprofit has enriched the lives of youth and families through programs focused on athletics, academics, and neighborhood safety. * **The Southeast Community Development Corporation****(CDC)** The Southeast CDC partners with residents, organizations, and local institutions to revitalize neighborhoods, support homeownership, and improve family stability.
* **Waterfront Partnership** Waterfront Partnership supports efforts to enhance and promote Baltimore’s waterfront district, parks, and public spaces and acknowledges and educates visitors of the indigenous history of Point Park. Since its establishment in 1981, the T. Rowe Price Foundation has provided more than $194 million in grants to community-based organizations.
Learn more about the **T. Rowe Price Foundation**. **ABOUT T.
ROWE PRICE FOUNDATION** Headquartered in Baltimore, T. Rowe Price helps individuals and institutions around the world achieve their long-term investment goals. As a large global asset management company known for investment excellence, retirement leadership, and independent proprietary research, the firm is built on a culture of integrity that puts client interests first.
Through its philanthropic arm, the T. Rowe Price Foundation, the firm has been committed to supporting the local nonprofit community and has given more than $194 million USD in direct grants since inception in 1981. For more information, visit troweprice.
com/foundation. **T. ROWE PRICE CONTACT** Tiane.
Harrison@troweprice. com
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and neighborhood associations serving East Baltimore. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $125,000 - $150,000 per organization over three years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
East Side Impact Grants is funded by T. Rowe Price Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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