Have an idea that could improve early learning in Baltimore? The Abell Foundation funds eligible nonprofits working to improve educational, health, economic, and community outcomes in the city.
An early childhood project may fit if it addresses a documented Baltimore need and aligns with the foundation's priorities. Depending on the proposal, support may go toward a pilot, an established community program, or a capital project. This is organizational grant funding, not an individual course scholarship.
The foundation works with nonprofit community partners serving Baltimore. Small and larger grant requests have different processes, and first-time applicants have additional steps. Review the appropriate guidelines before submitting your proposal.
Explore the funding process: The Abell Foundation Grants.
If staff development is part of your program plan, ChildCareEd's Group Admin training options can help you assign training and track staff progress. Confirm allowable expenses with the foundation before placing training in a grant budget.