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CareFirst Commitment 2008 YEAR IN REVIEW CFMI Corporate Memberships Through 12/31/08 Organization Grant Total Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers 2008 Membership $4,500 B & O Railroad Museum 2008 Membership $500 Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce 2008 Membership $7,875 Baltimore Washington Corridor Chamber of Commerce 2008 Membership $2,100 The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore 2008 Membership $5,000 Business Volunteers Unlimited 2008 Membership $15,000 Downtown Partnership of Baltimore 2008 Membership $10,000 Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore 2008 Membership $15,000 Greater Baltimore Committee 2008 Membership $30,000 Howard County Economic Development Authority 2008 Membership $3,500 Maryland Chamber of Commerce 2008 Membership $9,670 Maryland Nonprofits 2008 Membership $1,500 Maryland Science Center 2008 Membership $3,500 National Aquarium in Baltimore 2008 Membership $4,000 Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African 2008 Membership $2,500 USSAmerican Constallation History & Museum Culture 2008 Membership $2,500 TOTAL $117,145 Corporate Memberships Community Sponsorships Targeted Giving Through Others Programmatic Initiatives Catalytic Giving Subsidies 2 NCA Corporate Memberships Through 12/31/08 Organization Grant Total DC Chamber of Commerce 2008 Membership $5,610 DC Chamber of Commerce 2008 Membership - Enhancement $20,000 District of Columbia Hospital Association 2008 Membership $2,500 The Economic Club of Washington DC 2008 Membership $1,100 Federal City Council 2008 Membership $24,500 Grantmakers in Health 2008 Membership $5,500 Greater Washington Board of Trade 2008 Membership $10,000 Healthcare Council (NCA) 2008 Membership $1,875 Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers 2008 Membership $8,500 TOTAL $79,585 Corporate Memberships Community Sponsorships Targeted Giving Through Others Programmatic Initiatives Catalytic Giving Subsidies 3 CFMI Sponsorships Through 12/31/08 Organization Grant Total African American Heritage Festival Foundation Heritage Festival $20,000 Alliance for Lupus Research Walk with Us to Cure Lupus $2,500 Alzheimer's Association Greater Maryland Chapter 2008 Memory Ball $3,500 American Cancer Society African American Men's Health Conference $5,000 American Heart Association Annual Baltimore Gala $10,000 American Heart Association Howard County Gala $2,500 American Heart Association Heart Walk-Baltimore City & Howard County $12,500 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association Walk to Defeat ALS $5,500 Anne Arundel Medial Center Foundation Golf Classic-Lehmann $1,000 Antietam Healthcare Foundation Family Health Forum: Tough Talk $500 The Arc of Central Chesapeake 10th Annual Golf Challenge $750 Associated Black Charities Annual Gala $7,500 Baltimore City Healthy Start, Inc. Cradle of Hope Luncheon/BLAST Recipient $10,000 Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce Business Hall of Fame $1,600 Baltimore County Department of Aging 5K/1M Run/Walk $15,000 Baltimore County Police Foundation Annual Awards Program $1,500 Baltimore Museum of Art Program Initiatives Support $10,000 Baltimore Museum of Industry Industrialist of the Year $1,000 Corporate Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts A Star Spangled Salute $7,500 Memberships Baltimore Reads 18th Annual Phantom Ball $5,000 Community Baltimore Reads 20th Anniversary Gala $20,000 Sponsorships Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Celebration Gala $12,000 Targeted Giving The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Zoomerang 2008 $5,000 Through Others The Basketball Academy, Inc. 2008 Basketball Academy $5,000 Programmatic Initiatives Belanger Federico Foundation Baltimore Celebrity Golf Classic $10,000 Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland Charity Golf Tournament $800 Catalytic Giving Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Alleghenies 2008 Bowl for Kids Sake - $1,000 Boy Scouts of America- Baltimore Area Council Health Services Leadership Awards Luncheon $6,000 Subsidies Boys and Girls Club of Annapolis and Anne Arundel Ed Casey Youth of the Year Awards Dinner $1,500 BoysCounty and (MD) Girls Club Washington County Sprint Triathlons $1,000 4 CFMI Sponsorships Through 12/31/08 Organization Grant Total Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation Aspire Gala $10,000 Calvert Hall College Concert for Tuition Assistance $1,000 Catholic Charities - Maryland 2008 Golf Classic-Devou $5,000 Catholic Charities - Maryland Christmas Festival at the Basilica $1,250 Chabad at Johns Hopkins Grand Annual Community Dinner $36,000 The Children's Guild Cabaret for Kids $500 The Children's Guild Concours D' Elegance $2,500 Columbia Festival of the Arts Columbia Festival of the Arts 2008 $5,000 Columbia Festival of the Arts An Evening with Paula Poundstone $1,500 The Columbia Foundation 26th Annual Spring Party $1,500 The Columbia Foundation Annual Dinner $130 Coppin State University Vision Award Celebration $2,500 Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children-Baltimore Here's to Helping Children Concert $1,000 David Kropfelder Melanoma Foundation 5th Annual Golf Outing $1,500 Domestic Violence Center of Howard County Hope Gala $1,000 Dyslexia Tutoring Program Wishes, Dreams & Imagination Gala $3,000 The Ed Block Courage Award Foundation, Inc. 30th Annual Ed Block Courage Awards $4,000 Everyman Theatre 2008 Gala $1,500 Family Medicine Education Consortium Integrating Mental Health Summit $5,000 Signal 13-Frank J. Battaglia Foundation Blue Thunder Day-Devou $5,000 Friends of Patterson Park Patterson Park Reception $5,000 GBMC Foundation Father's Day 5K & 1.5 Fun Run $2,500 Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake 52nd Annual Awards Luncheon $750 Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake 2008 Gridiron Halloween $5,000 Corporate Greater Baltimore Urban League State of Black Baltimore Conference $5,000 Memberships Hagerstown Suns Pink Weekend $2,000 Community Harford Community College Foundation, Inc. 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Sister Act Gala $5,000 Maryland Association of Boards of Education 2008 Annual Conference-Ann Pederson $1,000 Maryland Black Caucus Foundation 2008 Legislative Weekend $2,500 Maryland Chamber of Commerce Business Policy Conference $4,000 Maryland Food Bank 2008 Blue Jean Ball $10,000 The Maryland Mentoring Partnership Health Care Mentoring Initiative $15,000 Mentoring Male Teens in the Hood 2008 Fundraiser $1,000 Corporate Michael A. 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