Government and non-profit organizations that serve the citizens of Baltimore County have the opportunity to apply for grants to provide housing stability services. The Fund accepts applications from non-profit organizations led by blacks or based in black communities in the Baltimore metropolitan area and that provide goods or services that directly support black people and communities. It can be requested by any 501 (c) (non-profit) organization that provides services to residents of Baltimore County and that meets the requirements of the Maryland Department of Assessment and Taxation (SDAT). This is the third time that Baltimore County has partnered with the Baltimore Community Foundation to distribute grants to organizations in the county. In an effort to maintain housing stability and to help the citizens of Baltimore County remain in stable housing, the county has launched a new program.
This program aims to support organizations that respond to the public health emergency of COVID-19 or its economic impacts in Baltimore County. Government and non-profit organizations that serve the citizens of Baltimore County can apply for grants to provide housing stability services (including housing management, housing retention, credit repair, etc.). The county encourages applications from both new organizations and those that have already received grant funding. Before submitting a formal application, interested 501 (c) (non-profit organizations) organizations must submit a pre-proposal eligibility questionnaire to assess their ability to manage federal grants. Those who meet the requirements will be invited to submit a complete application through the BCF Baltimore County Emergency Response Fund website.
Government and non-profit organizations that provide services to the citizens of the county can apply for grants to prevent people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic from becoming homeless. If you are a non-profit organization based in Baltimore County or led by blacks, you may be eligible for grant funding from the Baltimore Community Foundation. To apply, you must first submit a pre-proposal eligibility questionnaire to assess your ability to manage federal grants. If you meet the requirements, you will be invited to submit a complete application through the BCF Baltimore County Emergency Response Fund website. The application process is straightforward and easy to follow. Once your application is approved, you will receive grant funding from the Baltimore Community Foundation which can be used for housing stability services such as housing management, housing retention, credit repair, etc.
This grant funding can help prevent people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic from becoming homeless. Applying for partnerships with a Baltimore County nonprofit organization is an excellent way to receive grant funding for your organization. By submitting a pre-proposal eligibility questionnaire and a complete application through the BCF Baltimore County Emergency Response Fund website, you can receive grant funding which can help maintain housing stability and prevent people affected by COVID-19 from becoming homeless.
