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Find similar grantsK-12 Education Grants for Baltimore Nonprofits is sponsored by Lockhart Vaughan Foundation. The Lockhart Vaughan Foundation provides K-12 education grants for Baltimore nonprofits. PTOs within the Baltimore area that are focused on K-12 educational initiatives may be eligible for this funding.
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Through strategic grant making, the Lockhart Vaughan Foundation seeks to do its part in achieving three ambitious goals for Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore children will have access to a quality public education in pre-K through 12th grade . The Foundation has selected certain strategies to help achieve that goal: Early childhood (0-3) literacy and/or school readiness.
Reading readiness in pre-K through third grade. Programs that challenge motivated students in public schools. School choice for Baltimore City students and families.
Recruitment, training and mentoring of public school teachers and administrators. After-school programs that are robust, high-dosage, cost-effective, and outcomes-based. Summer learning opportunities.
Grants are made through the Baltimore Summer Funding Collaborative. More information about the Collaborative can be found here . Baltimore residents will enjoy a greener environment and a cleaner Chesapeake Bay with healthy watersheds.
The Foundation has selected certain strategies to help achieve that goal. Support greening efforts in Baltimore that are visible to the wider community. Support efforts in Baltimore to improve the Chesapeake Bay and its watersheds.
The Foundation also allocates approximately 15% of the grants budget for preselected organizations that are addressing climate change. That is, the trustees do not accept unsolicited grant applications regarding climate change. Baltimore will be a city with vibrant neighborhoods.
The Foundation has selected certain strategies to help achieve that goal. Support community organizations that have a record of attracting financial investments for their neighborhood revitalization efforts. Support organizations that provide technical assistance and enhance the capabilities of groups that are working for community development in Baltimore.
Individuals (either cash or scholarships) Research (academic, scientific, or medical) Direct mail (and membership campaigns) Fundraising or special events
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Baltimore-based nonprofits focused on K-12 education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
K-12 Education Grants for Baltimore Nonprofits is funded by Lockhart Vaughan Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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