Ending Child Poverty Through Community-Led Opportunity.
Good Intentions Foundation serves as a Community Quarterback, helping bring residents, organizations, public agencies, and community partners together around a shared goal: stronger pathways for children and families.
Through Maryland's ENOUGH Initiative, our work focuses on community-driven planning and coordinated strategies across Cradle-to-Career Education, Healthy Families, and Economic Opportunity.
Building the Work Together
Community voice, coordinated partnerships, and a shared plan for long-term impact.
Three Pillars for Stronger Futures
ENOUGH brings partners together around the conditions children and families need to thrive—from the classroom to the household to long-term economic stability.
Cradle-to-Career Education
Supporting young people with resources, experiences, and pathways that strengthen learning, leadership, and readiness for the future.
- School essentials and educational resources
- Youth mentorship and leadership development
- Financial literacy for young people
- Career readiness and workforce development
- Internship and hands-on learning opportunities
Healthy Families
Connecting families with the basic resources, supports, and community connections that help create healthier and more stable households.
- Food and fresh-produce access
- Diapers, baby essentials, and maternal support
- Clothing and basic-needs assistance
- Health and wellness resource connections
- Community engagement and resource events
Economic Opportunity
Helping individuals and families strengthen financial knowledge, access career pathways, and connect with resources that support stability.
- Financial wellness and money-management education
- Job readiness and workforce support
- Housing and emergency-resource navigation
- Career and economic-mobility connections
- Cross-sector community partnerships
How the Work Moves Forward
As Community Quarterback, Good Intentions Foundation helps organize the people, information, partnerships, and priorities needed to build a coordinated community plan.
Listen to Community
Resident voice and lived experience help shape priorities, needs, and the direction of local strategies.
Align Partners
Schools, nonprofits, government, businesses, and community organizations are connected around shared goals.
Coordinate Resources
Existing services, programs, and opportunities are mapped and coordinated so families can access support more effectively.
Build for the Future
The goal is sustainable change—stronger systems and pathways that continue beyond a single program or event.
Rooted in Prince George's County.
Our ENOUGH work is centered in Greater Landover and surrounding communities, where Good Intentions Foundation is building stronger connections among residents, service providers, institutions, and community partners to create pathways from instability to stability and opportunity.
Partnership Is How Change Becomes Sustainable.
We welcome organizations, residents, institutions, businesses, and community leaders who want to help strengthen pathways for children and families. Connect with Good Intentions Foundation to learn more about participating in our ENOUGH community work.
In partnership with Governor Wes Moore’s ENOUGH Initiative, Good Intentions Foundation is working to help end child poverty by expanding access to education, essential resources, and economic opportunities that strengthen families and create pathways to brighter futures.
ENOUGH INITIATIVE: ENDING CHILD POVERTY
BUILDING BRIGHTER FUTURES GIVING WITH GOOD INTENTIONS
Empowering Families, Breaking Barriers, Creating Opportunity
As a proud Prince George’s County quarterback—leading both on and off the field—and a dedicated grantee of Governor Wes Moore’s ENOUGH Initiative, the Good Intentions Foundation is committed to ending child poverty by delivering essential resources and creating sustainable opportunities for families across Prince George’s County.
Through our focus on Cradle-to-Career Education, Healthy Families, and Economic Opportunity, we equip children and families with the tools they need to break cycles of generational poverty and build a stronger, more resilient future.
Governor’s Office of Children, ENOUGH