Q&A with Danielle Torain of the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund
Strong City Baltimore Interviews Danielle Torain - Building Equity and the Role of Fiscal Sponsorship
Who gets a piece of Baltimore’s $12 million youth fund? Grant reviewers sort through $75 million in requests
The fund, proposed by Baltimore City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young after the unrest of 2015, and approved by voters the following year, will provide taxpayer dollars to organizations that work with the city’s young people.
Grant reviewers to decide who gets part of $12M Children and Youth Fund
The first grants from a $12 million fund to help children and youth in Baltimore are now being decided.
Baltimore community groups learn how to apply for youth funding
By Andrea K. McDaniels,The Baltimore Sun The gymnasium at Reginald F. Lewis High School was filled Saturday with people with ideas on how to improve the lives of Baltimore’s young people. And they were all hoping to tap into the $12 million Baltimore Children and Youth Fund to turn those ideas
Baltimore Children and Youth Fund Selects a 25-person Proposal Review Panel
Committee Will Make Recommendations to Associated Black Charities on BCYF Grantees BALTIMORE – The cohort managing the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund (BCYF) today announced the formation of a 25-person Proposal Review Panel to assess grant applications for year one of the BCYF. The purpose
City opens RFP for historic Baltimore Children and Youth Fund
Associated Black Charities to manage multi-million dollar grant-making process.
Using City Money to Put Baltimore’s Youth First
The final community design sessions, organized to help craft the framework for the distribution of the $12 million Baltimore Children and Youth Fund, took place this week. The sixth and final session was at Patterson High School in South Baltimore.
Public input sought for Baltimore’s new $12M youth fund
By Luke Broadwater, The Baltimore Sun Baltimore officials are seeking public input over the next few weeks advising how $12 million from the city’s new youth fund should be distributed. The nonprofit Associated Black Charities, which is administering the fund for the city this year, will lead