Meet our grantees
We are proud to partner with these innovative organizations. The majority of our grantees focus on strengthening civic education and civil dialogue. We also support organizations that close the opportunity gap by emphasizing education, training and work experience.
Increasing understanding and appreciation of our American civic heritage
We believe that civic education fosters a more accurate and patriotic understanding of American history, leading Americans to be more civil, engaged citizens.
Expanding Opportunities
We believe that education, training and work experience can empower individuals to overcome challenges and create new opportunities.
Our grantees at work
Christopher House graduates it’s second 8th grade class, showing the power of their education model of sticking with students from birth to 8th grade
Christopher House scholars at the James and Jean Stewart campus
Barbara Stewart speaking at the Concordia Summit, which focused on advancing civil discourse in American and economic opportunity
The Policy Circle is a platform for women to become courageous and informed citizens who take ownership of solutions to the issues facing their communities.
The Circle Leadership Summit
Bowe Fellowships (formerly the EDGE program) is designed to cultivate a group of emerging global executives in Baltimore.
Recent cohort of the Bowe Fellowships (formerly the EDGE program), designed to cultivate a group of emerging global executives in Baltimore.
Learning about America's sacred battlefields through the American Battlefield Trust.
Learning about America's sacred battlefields through the American Battlefield Trust.
Bowe and Stewart receiving an award from the Baltimore chapter of the Boy Scouts of America.
Students learning at the Digital Harbor Foundation.
Governor Hogan visited the Digital Harbor Foundation Tech Center where he spoke with youth about the technology education programs and with staff about pathways for expanding our impact.