Deadline: 28-Feb-25
The South Baltimore Gateway Partnership is seeking applications for the Community Grants Program to serve or otherwise benefit the residents, businesses, institutions or organizations of the District.
Priorities
- In order to successfully implement this ambitious agenda, they created their own Strategic Plan to narrow their focus to three crucial priorities of the South Baltimore Gateway Master Plan:
- Environmental Sustainability
- Health and Wellness
- Community Development and Revitalization
Funding Information
- Spark Grant: Up to $2,000
- Small Grant: Up to $5,000
- Medium Grant: Below $50,000
- Large Grant: Up to $100,000
Eligibility Criteria
- To be eligible, an applicant must be one of the following:
- A non-profit organization with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status;
- A mission-based organization without 501(c)(3) tax exempt status but with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor;
- A faith-based organization proposing a non-religious project;
- A school or government agency.
- Individuals and for-profit businesses may not apply and you can’t use funds for your own personal benefit.
- Individuals and for-profit businesses are not eligible for community grants. Applicants proposing projects that they or family members will benefit from tangibly or financially are not eligible. For example, projects such as home renovations and improvements are excluded.
- Applicants must be based in South Baltimore Gateway neighborhoods, work in those neighborhoods, or partner with an organization based in those neighborhoods.
- The project must serve or otherwise benefit the residents, businesses, institutions or organizations of the South Baltimore Gateway Community Impact District in these neighborhoods:
- Barre Circle
- Carroll-Camden Industrial Area
- Cherry Hill
- Federal Hill
- Federal Hill South
- Lakeland
- Mount Winans
- Otterbein
- Pigtown / Washington Village
- Ridgely’s Delight
- Riverside
- Saint Paul
- Sharp-Leadenhall
- South Baltimore Neighborhood
- Spring Garden Industrial Area
- Stadium Area
- Westport
For more information, visit SBGP.
