Sponsorships and Community Investments

All sponsorship and community contribution requests for funding must be submitted a minimum of 60 days prior to the date of the event or program. Requests are accepted throughout the year. Only requests completed via the web portal  along with any sponsorship packets or other documentation will be considered.

Organizations applying for a charitable contribution must have a current tax-exempt status as a public charity under IRS Section 501(c)(3), conduct activities within one of our primary service areas and align with our organization’s mission and strategic priorities.For questions about the application process, please contact us at [email protected].

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United Way Campaign

Johns Hopkins University, in partnership with the United Way of Central Maryland, launches its annual JHU Employee Giving Campaign to raise funds for nonprofit organizations working to improve the well-being of JHU’s neighbors, with a focus on supporting three important areas: financial stability, education, and health.

Each year, the United Way campaign allows supporters to designate their pledges in a way that is most meaningful to them. Johns Hopkins employees willing to donate $100 or more have the option to direct their United Way contribution to the Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund, which supports local nonprofits serving the communities adjacent to Hopkins campuses.

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Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund

The Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund was created in 2007 to support nonprofit organizations that both serve the communities in close proximity to Hopkins campuses and are associated with Johns Hopkins through employee or institutional involvement.

The Neighborhood Fund uses pledge donations made through the Johns Hopkins United Way campaign to help local nonprofit organizations build stronger neighborhoods by addressing needs in areas of:

  • Community revitalization
  • Education
  • Employment
  • Health
  • Public safety

Innovation Fund for Community Safety