| Baltimore Inner City Outings |
$15,000 |
| to support BCIO's programs for twelve months beginning January 2008 through December 2008 |
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| Baltimore School for the Arts |
$75,000 |
| to cover the cost of 100 students from the Archdiocese of Baltimore participating in the 2008 TWIGS (To Work In Gaining Skills) program |
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| Catholic Community School |
$40,000 |
| to pay for the salaries and materials to support the Fine Arts and Spanish programs in the school |
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| The Children's Guild |
$35,000 |
| to polite and evaluate the interactive learning lab, Exchange City, as part of their extend3ed school year program, Discovery Summer |
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| Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum |
$30,000 |
| towards the full time salary of an Education Programs Director dedicated to their schools programs, as part of their expansion into their new education center |
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| Highlands School |
$42,756 |
| to purchase 9 Interactive Whiteboards for seven classrooms, grades 2-8 |
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| Kennedy Krieger Institute |
$70,000 |
| for salaries and materials to develop a teaching manual for a comprehensive preschool educational program for children with autism |
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| Learning, Inc. |
$50,000 |
| to fund renovations and construction of the facility to expand its capacity and increase the number of children |
|
| Loyola College |
$68,390 |
| for partnership coordination with St. Mary's School for salary for the project coordinator and graduate assistant and direct marketing expenses |
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| Maryland School for the Blind |
$34,000 |
| to fully automate its Instructional Resource Center (IRC) |
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| My Sister's Circle |
$20,000 |
| for general operating support for the salary of the Executive Director for 2007 |
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| Norbel School |
$30,000 |
| to support the Guidance Counselor position who will work mainly with the high school students |
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| Notre Dame Preparatory School |
$51,000 |
| to partially support the salary and benefits for a fulltime Learning Resource Specialist and to purchase equipment necessary to expand the learning resource office |
|
| Our Lady of Grace Parish School |
$17,500 |
| for the upgrading of their website to a web-based communications system |
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| Our Lady of Hope/St. Luke School |
$28,600 |
| to purchase 8 whiteboards and 8 writing pads, 6 LCD projectors and 6 laptop computers for the classrooms and also teacher training |
|
| Partners In Science |
$80,000 |
| for the Middle School Science Partners pilot program at Archbishop Borders School |
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| St. Augustine School |
$30,742 |
| to fund a new math resource/enrichment program which includes the salary of a part time resource/enrichment teacher and specialized math materials to be used by students and a library server |
|
| St. John Catholic School |
$40,000 |
| to upgrade their computer lab equipment and software including the classroom computer network |
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| St. Maria Goretti High School |
$26,147 |
| to purchase a library automation system, 14 library workstations and a library server |
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| St. Thomas Aquinas School |
$21,448 |
| to purchase 20 desktop computers and a Smartboard 660i |
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| Sisters Academy of Baltimore |
$50,000 |
| to increase the funding capacity of the Sisters Academy by providing human and technical resources for the school's development program |
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| Trinity School |
$45,000 |
| to help implement the Julie Program by purchasing instructional materials and salary of a specialized aide |
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| Visitation Academy |
$34,900 |
| to be used for classroom upgrades that will enhance and encourage learning and salaries for 17 tenured teachers |
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| Greater Homewood Community Corp., Inc. |
$30,000 |
| to support their ongoing efforts to improve adult literacy in Baltimore City which continues to struggle with illiteracy and a poorly trained workforce |
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| Hispanic Apostolate Immigration Legal Service |
$30,000 |
| for the purchase of 20 computers to accommodate their new computer lab |
|
| Irvine Nature Center |
$45,000 |
| for the construction of a green roof in their new complex at Caves Valley |
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| Johns Hopkins University |
$60,000 |
| to launch a reading clinic in the former Seton High School Building to serve approximately 180 students, adult family members and reading specialists |
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| Junior Achievement of Central Maryland |
$25,000 |
| to expand JA's Exchange City program to 647 4th and 5th grade students at 28 Catholic elementary schools within the Archdiocese of Baltimore |
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| LINC (Learning Independence Through Computers) |
$35,000 |
| to fund 50% of the total salary and benefits for their first development director |
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| Maryland Committee for Children |
$50,000 |
| to compete the $150,000 first phase of a pilot project that engages child care providers in recognizing recognition and response for four-year olds to be able to diagnose any learning disabilities |
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| Mount Saint Joseph High School |
$79,000 |
| to purchase 52 new desktop workstations, to replace the current teacher computers located in each classroom, 6 LCD projectors, 4 tablet PC's and a wireless environment to be installed in the offices of the DePaul program (an educational program specifically designed for students with learning disabilities) |
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| Saint Rose of Lima School |
$45,000 |
| to replace outdated computer lab equipment |
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| SS Matthew & Thomas More |
$25,000 |
| to provide religious education services to a very diverse parish population by enhancing opportunities for people to learn and appreciate each other's culture through faith formation |
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| St. Bernardine School |
$40,000 |
| for furniture and equipment upgrades for the science lab and the library |
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| St. Frances Academy |
$37,000 |
| to cover the first year salary and benefits of a new faculty position which focuses primarily on supporting students with learning disabilities |
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| St. Ignatius Loyola Academy |
$25,000 |
| to fund a reading specialist for their 70 middle school boys |
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| St. Jerome's Head Start |
$25,000 |
| toward a summer program for 100 three and four year old children whose parents are working |
|
| Villa Maria Continuum |
$13,000 |
| towards the purchase of 17 Dell computers and 5 printers |
|
| Westminster Astronomical Society, Inc. |
$10,000 |
| towards the $74,000 cost of constructing a new observatory |
|
| Youth Enterprise Services, Inc. |
$45,000 |
| to fund an after-school tutorial program |
|
| Art With A Heart |
$20,000 |
| to support the teacher and assistant salaries for art classes offered weekly at 16 sites in Baltimore for low income individuals |
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| Cardinal Shehan School |
$30,000 |
| toward salary, benefits and a laptop computer, plus marketing software for a Director of Institutional Advancement in this inter-parish school |
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| Enoch Pratt Free Library |
$21,473 |
| to purchase the elementary level series of books entitled, "It's My State" |
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| Father Kolbe School |
$51,800 |
| to fund improvements in technology that will enable them to create a school-wide, web based learning environment that would allow the school to integrate the resources of the internet throughout the curriculum |
|
| Friendship School |
$45,000 |
| to fund teacher-training from June 2005-May 2006 at a school (grades 1-8) which specializes in children who have language-based learning differences |
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| Jewish Museum of Maryland |
$10,000 |
| to help provide enhanced services to 1,000 Archdiocesan students and teachers |
|
| Living Classrooms Foundation |
$40,000 |
| to cover Members' salaries and program supplies for Project SERVE (Service-Empowerment-Revitalization-Volunteerism- Employment Training) whose goals are to provide workforce development and community service opportunity for the community's disadvantaged young adults |
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| Salem School |
$30,000 |
| towards construction of a commercial kitchen in the new school building for this alternative educational program for children from Baltimore who have been abused, neglected and abandoned |
|
| Sisters Academy of Baltimore |
$40,000 |
| towards salaries for the instructional personnel for the 6th grade, which educates girls of difference races, ethnic groups, and religions from families of limited economic means, particularly those in southwest Baltimore |
|
| St. John's at Prospect Hall |
$35,000 |
| to support the purchase of a new 64 - passenger school bus for this Catholic High School in Frederick |
|
| St. Michael Elementary School |
$40,000 |
| to purchase new classroom computers, peripherals and software to replace antiquated equipment for this school located in Frostburg |
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| Cathedral of Mary Our Queen School |
$50,000 |
| to enhance their Regina Program which enables students with learning disabilities to receive special assistance needed for success |
|
| Catholic High School of Baltimore |
$40,000 |
| to help replace their classroom single unit desks with individual desks and chairs |
|
| Hampden Family Center |
$35,000 |
| to support their After-School Enrichment Program through education and professional support that encourages individual growth and community fellowship |
|
| John Carroll School |
$43,000 |
| to support the creation of a wireless networked campus which will improve communication among parents, students and faculty |
|
| Lasallian Volunteers |
$10,000 |
| to provide funding for recruitment, training and staff support of two volunteers who will serve at St. Francis Academy during the 2004-2005 school year |
|
| Learning, Inc. |
$30,000 |
| for general operating funds for the Creative Minds, an after school enrichment/youth development program in Hampden to help middle and high school youth develop literacy and life skills |
|
| Maryland Center for Arts and Technology, Inc. |
$40,000 |
| to fund the strategic planning process to strengthen and enhance MCAT's research and development initiative in order to ensure sustainability and growth of the organization |
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| Our Lady of Perpetual Help School |
$49,464 |
| to purchase 30 laptop computers, a computer cart and two network printers to be used by all grades in their classrooms |
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| South Baltimore Learning Center |
$35,000 |
| $25,000 to support the Director of Technology position and a $10,000 matching grant for their Community Technology Center education program |
|
| St. Augustine School |
$51,600 |
| to fund a laptop computer cart and a school-wide wireless network which will enable teachers to integrate technology into the classrooms |
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| St. Clement Mary Hofbauer School |
$50,000 |
| towards the purchase of computer equipment and peripherals for their planned Technology Center |
|
| St. Frances Academy |
$30,000 |
| to support their Pastoral Counseling Program which provides therapy for students and their families both in emergencies and an on-going basis |
|
| St. Mark School |
$35,000 |
| $10,000 to be used for the Learning Differences Program which assist students who are struggling to achieve excellence in education and $25,000 to purchase 7 octagonal science workstations |
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| St. Thomas Aquinas School |
$25,000 |
| to purchase 12 new laptop computers for their teachers and 8 desktop computers to be used in grades one through eight |
|
| Villa Julie College |
$35,000 |
| towards the Nursing Distance Education Pilot Program which will use broad-band, real-time technology to deliver on-site full-motion, interactive video nursing education to students in different locations at the same time. |
|
| Highlands School |
$28,311 |
| $8,311 for the purchase of a Development Data Base program and a $20,000 challenge award for start up costs for their Capital Campaign |
|
| Learning Independence Through Computers (LINC) |
$15,000 |
| for the continuation of their Office Technology Training program |
|
| Saint Agnes School |
$30,000 |
| towards replacement of desks and chairs |
|
| Saint Maria Goretti High School |
$24,940 |
| to fund science lab equipment, multi-media equipment and a new phone system |
|
| Saint Michael School |
$55,000 |
| towards the purchase and installation of a wireless Internet, laptops in every classroom, and updating their computer lab |
|
| Washington County Free Library |
$20,000 |
| towards construction of a new branch in Smithburg |
|
| Catholic High School of Baltimore |
$25,000 |
| to support an overall advertising and marketing initiative |
|
| Greenmount School |
$20,000 |
| to meet the Goldseker Foundation matching grant requirements for their first formal development program |
|
| Loyola Blakefield |
$61,300 |
| $39,800 for computers, a video projector and printers, plus $21,500 for books and furnishings for a reading room for middle school students |
|
| Mount Saint Joseph High School |
$50,000 |
| to replace computers in the computer lab, teachers' work room, chemistry lab, and technology building |
|
| Notre Dame Preparatory School |
$35,000 |
| for a full-time instructional technologist |
|
| Odyssey School |
$20,000 |
| to purchase computers and audiovisual equipment for their new facility |
|
| St. Mary's School (Govans) |
$25,242 |
| towards completion of their Urban Ecology Multimedia Science Lab - Phase 3 of a three-part technology program |
|
| St. Thomas Aquinas School |
$25,307 |
| for computer technology upgrades |
|
| Baltimore Symphony Orchestra |
$13,000 |
| to support the Arts Excel program within the Division of Catholic Schools |
|
| Bishop Walsh Middle/High School |
$73,600 |
| to purchase computers, network them, and train teachers in integrating technology into their curriculum |
|
| College of Notre Dame |
$84,640 |
| for the Knott Foundation Nonprofit Leadership Initiative that will provide an opportunity for 20 non-profit leaders to directly apply their new skills and earn a Certificate in Nonprofit Management |
|
| Dyslexia Tutoring Program |
$42,000 |
| to purchase a new database, computers, and educational software for dyslexic individuals |
|
| Hampden Family Center |
$60,000 |
| to support the hiring of a full-time Program Director to develop, coordinate, and evaluate the Center's diverse programs |
|
| Jemicy School |
$50,000 |
| towards an outreach program for Dyslexia education teacher modeling and mentoring at St. Bernardine, St. Elizabeth of Hungary, St. Mary of the Assumption and Shrine of the Sacred Heart |
|
| Living Classrooms Foundation |
$50,000 |
| for project SERVE (Service-Empowerment-Revitalization-Volunteerism- Employment) that involves residents and youth in revitalizing their community while changing their lives as they learn and practice job skills |
|
| St. Elizabeth School |
$25,000 |
| to create a full-time art therapy position and to add a summer art therapy component, including adaptive equipment for students with physical and cognitive disabilities |
|
| St. Joan of Arc School |
$31,000 |
| to purchase educational software and hardware upgrades to enhance curriculum integration of technology |
|
| St. Margaret School |
$85,000 |
| to purchase mobile lap top carts, a file server, large screen monitors, and equipment for teachers including their training |
|
| Saint Philip Neri School |
$40,000 |
| to purchase 17 new computers for teachers and provide teacher and staff training |
|
| Bowling Brook Preparatory School |
$30,000 |
| for cafeteria furnishings and equipment for this residential school for juvenile offenders. Bowling Brook provides academic, pre-vocational, social and life skills, career development and athletic training in addition to general care and supervision in a safe, respectful, challenging, and achievement-oriented campus environment in lieu of incarceration. |
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| Enoch Pratt Library - Children's Garden |
$43,000 |
| to furnish the new children's room addition at the library's main branch. |
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| Father Charles A. Hall Elementary School |
$36,700 |
| to purchase computers and wireless network equipment, as well as provide training in technology curriculum integration for teachers and staff. Established in 1890, it is one of the oldest African-American Catholic schools in the United States. |
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| Literacy Works, Inc. |
$71,720 |
| to establish a new Adult Learning Center at Whispering Woods in Chase, Md., which will offer adult literacy services, some job counseling and placement services. |
|
| New Song Community Learning Center |
$50,000 |
| towards the construction of a 30,000 square foot multi-use building for New Song Academy classrooms, a new library for community residents, a parent resource room, meeting space for the Homeowners Association, a performance stage for the Sandtown Children of Praise, health/nutrition classes, and job fairs. |
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| Park School |
$10,000 |
| as a matching grant to equip the fitness room for this non-sectarian independent school. |
|
| Project Act |
$35,000 |
| to provide inclusive childcare options for children with special needs (behavioral, social, emotional and developmental disorders) from low to moderate income families in Baltimore City and County. |
|
| Reservoir Hill Coalition |
$35,000 |
| towards the cost of an after-school enrichment program for children ages 5-12 that provides academic remediation, guidance, cultural opportunities, recreational programs, and age-appropriate child development services. |
|
| Saint Jane Frances School |
$27,000 |
| for teacher training in computer skills and curriculum integration, customized to their current skill levels, teaching needs, and interests. |
|
| St. Clare Elementary School |
$30,000 |
| to create a more comprehensive computer technology program. |
|
| Villa Julie College |
$37,500 |
| towards the technology infrastructure renovation of Knott Hall. |
|
| Woodmont Academy |
$60,000 |
| towards supplying books and materials for a new library for this independent Catholic school which serves students from Howard, Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick Counties. |
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