Program support for the Washington DC and Maryland Disability Vote Project, which is aimed at ensuring equal voting rights for those who cannot exercise this basic civil right because of mobility problems, visual impairment or mental retardation.

Technology upgrade to support legal work, research and advocacy on behalf of trafficked and enslaved workers in the Washington metropolitan area.

Joint funding for a web-enabled database that would enable each organization to manage and use data for legal casework, advocacy campaigns and fundraising.

Fourth and final grant in support of the DC Child Abuse and Neglect System Reform Project to facilitate and monitor improvements in the child welfare system.

Support for the Applied Research as a Cornerstone of Effective Latino Advocacy project, which includes writing an Executive Summary and disseminating and publicizing the research to advocate for better conditions and services for Latinos in the District of Columbia.

Support for the first phase of an effort to improve the number and types of placement options for DC youth in foster care.

Supplemental grant in support of their work with the CareFirst Watch Coalition, whose purpose is to safeguard access to health care for the residents of the District of Columbia through careful monitoring and analysis of the conversion of CareFirst from a nonprofit to a for profit entity.

Second installment of a general operating support grant of $60,000, to help advocate on behalf of dislocated workers in the wake of the September 11th attacks and the resulting economic downturn.

General operating support to analyze budget and tax issues of concern to low and moderate income District residents, and the preparation of reports based on this information for use by policy makers, advocates and the media.

General operating support.

General operating support

Support of the continued operation and growth of the Peer Advocacy Support Program, which trains DC foster, kinship and adoptive parents to advocate for improved services and resources for their families.

Program support for a special project to maximize the use of federal nutrition programs to help eligible families in the District of Columbia gain access to food stamps, school breakfasts and after-school and summer food programs.

General operating support for the Center's programs.

Project support for PROJECT ONE, to provide emerging Washington DC artists with wider visibility and recognition of their work through exploration of innovative screen-printing techniques.

Project support for the Directions series, which consists of three shows a year that are devoted to the work of innovative and emerging artists.

Project support for the Close Oak Hill! Campaign and to advocate for a fair and effective youth justice system DC that will provide a comprehensive and effective continuum of community-based programs as a response to juvenile crime instead of incarceration.

Support to advocate for the reform of the District of Columbia's child support and enforcement system, which is currently failing to promptly collect and distribute child support payments.

Second installment of a $50,000 start-up support grant to strengthen and enhance the influence and visibility of the nonprofit sector in the Washington metropolitan area.

Support for the exhibition and catalogue of Margaret Bourke-White: The Photography of Design 1927-1936.

Second installment of a $40,000 start-up grant to help the Office of Planning establish a Land Use Mediation Center that will resolve specific land use disputes.

General operating support to advocate reforms that promote legal and social justice and human rights for women fleeing gender-based persecution.

Second and final installment of $48,000 grant for a Circuit Rider to assist nonprofits supported by Trellis Fund with their technology needs.

Project support for the DC Healthy Homes Project, a lead abatement program to reduce lead poisoning in low-income communities in the District of Columbia.