2007 Grants |  2006 Grants |  2005 Grants | Current PF-990 Education Health and Mental Health Human Rights Special Projects Education   Advocates for Children of New York   $110,000 over two years New York, NY support for the expansion of pro bono education legal services for low-income public school students   Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust   $45,000 over three years Baltimore, MD renewed support for a middle school summer enrichment program for new BEST students   The Bronx Charter School for Children   $80,000 over two years Bronx, NY renewed general support for this new charter school in the South Bronx focusing on the needs of low-income families   Center for Summer Learning at Johns Hopkins University   $200,000 over two years Baltimore, MD renewed general support for The Center for Summer Learning, a national organization which promotes the use of summer as a time for innovative and proactive approaches to advancing student achievement and supporting youth development   CITY PREP   $80,000 over two years Bronx, NY renewed general support for the organization's work in assisting low-income public school students in the South Bronx to prepare for and gain acceptance to competitive private and public high schools   Comprehensive Development   $50,000 over two years New York, NY renewed support for student services at the Manhattan Comprehensive Night & Day School, a public high school serving older students and immigrants   Middle Grades Partnership at the Baltimore Community Foundation   $750,000 over three years Baltimore, MD general support for the Middle Grades Partnership, a public school/private school summer learning initiative   Prep for Prep   $30,000 over two years New York, NY renewed general support for the organization's work in identifying talented minority students and building their leadership skills through acceptance into and success at highly competitive private schools   St. Paul's School   $45,000 over three years Baltimore, MD renewed support for Bridges, a summer learning program for Baltimore public school students grades 5-8   Health and Mental Health   Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Metropolitan Baltimore   $25,000 Baltimore, MD renewed general support for the organizations' work in educating and supporting families and individuals coping with serious mental illness ($15,000) and one-time support for site renovation ($10,000)   Baltimore Crisis Response   $100,000 over two years Baltimore, MD renewed support for the Baltimore Emergency Services Team (BEST), a mental health/police initiative   Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law   $150,000 over two years Washington, DC renewed general support for this organization which works towards better treatment and policies for those with mental illness   Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law   $44,000 Washington, DC support for the development and dissemination of Know Your Rights: Campus Mental Health guidebook and online document   Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services   $80,000 over two years New York, NY renewed support for the continuation of a pilot mental health program for emotionally-disturbed youth involved in the juvenile justice system   The Children's Village   $30,000 Dobbs Ferry, NY renewed support for the Books for Boys literature program at this residential facility serving low-income NYC youth   The City University of New York at City College   $118,000 over three years New York, NY renewed support for activities within the doctoral program in Clinical Psychology   Foundation for Aid to the Philippines   $5,000 Baltimore, MD renewed support for a mission that provides medical and surgical care to rural, indigent patients in the Philippines   Gay Men's Health Crisis   $60,000 over three years New York, NY renewed general support for the organization’s community-based and national work in the fight against AIDS   Global AIDS Alliance   $60,000 over two years Washington, DC renewed general support for the Global AIDS Alliance’s advocacy for adequate resources to combat the global AIDS crisis, especially in poor countries hardest hit   House of Ruth Baltimore   $60,000 over two years Baltimore, MD general support for temporary housing and support services for abused women and their children   The Johns Hopkins University, Phoebe Berman Bioethics Institute   $500,000 over five years Baltimore, MD support for the Institute to design and establish a medical school curriculum about ethics in clinical practice   Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative Education Fund   $50,000 over two years Baltimore, MD renewed support for a campaign to provide all Marylanders with health insurance   Medecins Sans Frontieres USA   $100,000 New York, NY renewed general support and project support for AIDS prevention and treatment programs in Africa   Mental Health Association of Maryland   $105,000 over three years Baltimore, MD renewed support for state advocacy work on behalf of people and families affected by mental illness   The Earth Institute at Columbia University   $790,000 over three years New York, NY support for the Earth Institute's Malaria Control Program - Ethiopia   The Earth Institute at Columbia University   $100,000 New York, NY support for the Center for National Health Development in Ethiopia to assess malaria control initiatives   University of New England   $50,000 over five years Biddeford, ME capital support for laboratories and classrooms for nursing students here and in Israel   Human Rights   The Advocacy Project   $35,000 Washington, DC general support for community-based human rights advocacy work in over 30 countries   American Jewish World Service   $75,000 New York, NY renewed support for AJWS' grantmaking program for HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care in Africa   Brandeis University   $40,000 over two years Waltham, MA support towards the establishment of the Institute for Investigative Journalism   The Center for Public Integrity   $50,000 Washington, DC renewed general support for the Center’s timely investigative journalism on significant public issues   The Center for Victims of Torture   $30,000 Minneapolis, MN renewed support for a mental health paraprofessional training program for refugees in West Africa   Committee to Protect Journalists   $40,000 New York, NY renewed support to expand the International Program Network in Asia   The Fund for New Citizens at the New York Community Trust   $150,000 over two years New York, NY renewed support for the Immigration Representation Project ($100,000) and support for the Fund for New Citizens' grantmaking in advocacy and capacity building for immigrant organizations ($50,000)   Humanitarian Law Center   $20,000 Belgrad, Serbia general support for the Center’s work to document human rights violations committed during the armed conflicts in the former Yugoslavia   Mental Disability Rights International   $120,000 over two years Washington, DC renewed general support for the group’s work to promote human rights and full participation in society of people with mental disabilities worldwide   New Israel Fund   $50,000 over two years Washington, DC renewed support to promote equality and human rights for Arab citizens of Israel   Physicians for Human Rights   $150,000 over two years Washington, DC renewed general support for PHR’s work in mobilizing health professionals to promote the right to health by using their special skills and training to investigate and stop human rights abuses   Poverty & Race Research Action Council   $30,000 Washington, DC renewed support for PRRAC's role in the Baltimore Regional Housing Campaign, providing housing mobility and opportunities for low-income residents   Refugee and Immigrant Fund   $25,000 Queens, NY renewed support for RIF's psychosocial services for refugees applying for asylum   The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press   $10,000 Washington, DC renewed general support providing free legal assistance to journalists   The Sentencing Project   $100,000 over two years Washington, DC renewed general support for the organization's work in reforming criminal justice policies and practice in the United States   Tahirih Justice Center   $40,000 Washington, DC renewed general support for legal advocacy on behalf of refugee women and girls fleeing gender-based violence   WITNESS   $30,000 Brooklyn, NY renewed general support for video technical assistance and training to human rights advocacy groups   Women Make Movies   $35,000 New York, NY support to produce a documentary on a refugee woman seeking to gain political asylum for her daughter based on the threat of female genital mutilation   Yale University   $100,000 over two years New Haven, CT support for Yale’s Video Archive to transfer video recordings of Holocaust survivor and witness testimony onto digital formatting   Special Projects   Art with a Heart   $10,000 Baltimore, MD renewed support for a visual arts program for low-income youth in Baltimore   The Associated Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore   $500,000 over five years Baltimore, MD support for the Capital Campaign   The Associated Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore   $250,000 Baltimore, MD support for the 2007 Annual Campaign   Bread for the City   $50,000 over one year Washington, DC general support for the organization’s comprehensive service centers for low-income DC residents   The Johns Hopkins University, School of Earth and Planetary Sciences   $1,800,000 over six years Baltimore, MD support to endow the Blaustein Scholars Fund for outstanding visiting faculty and postdoctoral fellows at the School of Earth and Planetary Sciences   National Aquarium in Baltimore   $50,000 over five years Baltimore, MD capital support for the Aquarium's expansion   Home | The Foundations | Program Areas | Applying for A Grant Family History | Contact | Site Map © 2003 The Blaustein Philanthropic Group