The 2024 Program Supports 23 Grants of up to $30,000 each
Qlarant awards $410,000 to local charities
Diane McComb is guest speaker at Qlarant Foundation awards
Easton, Md., July 11, 2024 – On July 10th, Qlarant Foundation awarded grants to 23 organizations during the 2024 Grant Awards Celebration held at the company’s corporate offices in Easton, Maryland. “The Qlarant Foundation received a record number of applications for the 2024 award year and we are pleased that these organization have received the funds. This year’s grants and gifts were chosen based on the positive impact we believe their work will have in Maryland and the District of Columbia. We are excited about this partnership and about the necessary services our grantees will provide to the most vulnerable populations in our communities,” said Qlarant Foundation Board Chair, Amanda M. Neal.
The recipients were selected from over 120 applications from across Maryland and the District of Columbia and represent $410,000 in grants and gifts ranging from $4,000 to $30,000. Since 2016, the Foundation has awarded $7.01 Million to 145 organizations.
The Qlarant Foundation 2024 awards go to the following organizations:
- Bringing Hope Home
- Building African American Minds (BAAM)
- Calvary Women’s Services
- Camp Attaway
- Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center
- Epoch Dream Center
- Food & Friends
- For All Seasons
- Grace Center for Maternal and Women’s Health
- Grassroots Health
- Helping Up Mission
- HOFFA Foundation
- Horizon Day Camp
- National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators
- Project ECHO
- Student Support Network
- Talbot County Empty Bowls
- Talisman Therapeutic Riding
- The Pro Bono Counseling Project
- The Spirit Club Foundation
- There Goes My Hero
- Veteran and Military Support Alliance (VAMSA)
- WGP Warriors Against Addiction
Each program is profiled on www.qlarant.com/foundation with photos, a video, and a description of the work the Foundation supports.
“These organizations are collaborating with others to build healthier environments,” said Board Member Diane McComb who was the guest speaker. “They enable men, women, children and families to gain access to critical services and supports. Perhaps most importantly, each of one promises to demonstrate transformation through the implementation of their proposals. If you want to go far, go together.”
“Qlarant Foundation provides charitable grants to organizations in Maryland and the District,” said Qlarant CEO, Dr. Ron Forsythe, Jr. “We are able to provide these valuable resources because our people and our organization have been so successful in our core work. Our team is proud that the result of their efforts support so many programs.”
“We’re thrilled to be able to continue to provide funding for these programs,” added Neal. “The supports and services outlined in this year’s proposals will have a direct impact on the health and quality of life in the communities we serve.”
