funding

Find violence prevention funding opportunities.

Baltimore has commited $51,660,890 and has 3 fundings available

Baltimore Fundings

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General Community Violence Prevention

Baltimore MONSE CVI Grant Opportunities

Dedicated to the co-production of public safety in all of Baltimore’s neighborhoods, MONSE will partner with Baltimore’s residents, community-based organizations, institutions, businesses, and agencies to stem the tide of violence, while simultaneously unearthing its root causes.

Other Funding

Baltimore Awards $1.65 Million to Youth Violence Reduction Efforts

In 2022, Baltimore's City Budget included $1.65 million for violence prevention programming in schools

Baltimore Awards $50 Million Over 3 Years for Violence Prevention Efforts

On October 26, 2021, Baltimore's Mayor Announced an allocation of $50 million over the next three years to the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE) to fund violence prevention efforts, including community violence intervention, victim services, youth justice, re-entry services, and community healing.