RESILIENCY 2016-17 ANNUAL REPORT OUR MISSION Paul’s Place is a catalyst and leader for change, improving the quality of life in the Southwest Baltimore communities. Paul’s Place provides programs, services, and support that strengthen individuals and families, fostering hope, personal dignity, and growth.

Poppleton/ The Terraces Hollins Market Southwest Baltimore

PAUL’S PLACE Washington Village/ Pigtown

Morrell Park/Violetville

Westport/ Mt. Winans/ Lakeland [ri-zil-yuh n-see] noun

the capacity to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or RESILIENCY change and become stronger

Dear Friends,

Poverty, homelessness, unemployment, inadequate education, addiction, crime, and violence… children and adults in Southwest Baltimore face these and other adversities every day of their lives. When families are on their own, these burdens can become too heavy to bear, immobilizing, and isolating.

With you and Paul’s Place by their side, they have the support to build resiliency; to set, work toward, and achieve goals that move them closer to stability; and to dream for a better future. Patty Lattin Bill McLennan

Throughout this report, with statistics and stories, we highlight the immense barriers to self-sufficiency residents of Southwest Baltimore must overcome and show how we are increasing their odds of success, one individual or family at a time.

We are never alone. The names contained within this report, and the tremendous acts of generosity they represent, are both humbling and inspiring. We are so grateful for the dedication of our donors, volunteers, partners, and friends.

The answers to the overwhelming challenges our guests face every day are bigger than any single individual or organization. It is truly all of us. Thank you for being part of the solution!

With gratitude,

Patty Lattin William J. McLennan President Executive Director

STRATEGIC GOALS (2016-2019)

An organization as vital as Paul’s Place can’t remain static and expect to meet the changing needs of the communities we serve. That is why the Board of Directors has set four bold goals to guide our work now and to be our catalyst for change as we position ourselves for the future.

➊ Operate a dynamic ➋ Position Paul’s ➌ Ensure the financial ➍ Re-imagine human anchor human service Place externally as a sustainability of Paul’s service delivery in organization that thought leader and Place in order to adapt Southwest Baltimore improves the lives of internally as a highly to changing needs in in order to respond to children and adults in effective organization. Southwest Baltimore. changing needs and Southwest Baltimore. serve more residents.

In the near future, we are launching several exciting initiatives to expand and strengthen the ways we support families in our communities. We will be: • integrating trauma-informed care into our existing programs with the goal of increasing our guests’ ability to effectively advocate for their own needs; • exploring expansion of our after-school program for elementary students; and • launching a bold social enterprise to train and prepare young adults for careers in the culinary arts. We look forward to sharing more with you about these initiatives as they unfold. HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMS

Improving the physical and mental well-being of low-income and homeless adults and children in Southwest Baltimore.

IN SOUTHWEST BALTIMORE…

Residents of Southwest Baltimore are 3x more likely to be affected by preventable chronic disease – such as diabetes, asthma, and heart disease – than in individuals in other areas of the state. 1 4 1 in 4 Southwest Baltimore residents The median income in Southwest experience food insecurity, which Baltimore is about $33,000 or just means being without reliable access $2,750 per month before taxes; to a sufficient quantity of affordable, 6 in 10 children are living in poverty. nutritious food.

AT PAUL’S PLACE…

85% of adults seen in the Nurse’s Clinic were connected to a medical 65% home for consistent, local health care.

83% 65% of Hot Lunch guests become connected to other Paul’s Place services and resources – helping them 83% of adults enrolled in medical case meet their basic needs and moving management made progress toward or them closer to self-sufficiency. met their stated goal within six months.

PAGE 2 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Showers 1,357 showers Fully-accessible shower open five days a week; Paul’s Place supplies towels and toiletries Laundry Service 1,421 loads of laundry Hot Lunch Two loads of laundry washed, dried, and folded a week at no cost; Paul’s Place 47,717 meals provides the detergent and dryer sheets Hearty, nutritious meals served five days a week for anyone in need Nurses’ Clinic Emergency Food Pantry 434 health check-ups Peer Recovery Coaching Basic health check-ups and medical 2,364 boxes of food Services case management offered weekly by Emergency supplies of non- 56 adults referred for treatment nurses and students from the University perishable food available five days Referrals to treatment, NA and of Maryland, School of Nursing a week for families experiencing AA meetings, counseling, or peer food insecurity support groups by a trained Peer Recovery Advocate Market Place 4,742 shopping visits Women’s Group & Gently-used and new clothing, shoes, Men’s Group and household items available three 42 women and 42 men days a week at no cost Support networks for women and men meet weekly

Meet Julia ’ve never been homeless in my life. Never. I always had a roof over my head, a job, “ put my kids through college.” Julia was struck by a vehicle while waiting at a bus stop – an accident that required three operations. Her insurance ran out, and so Idid her savings. Julia moved to Baltimore in search of medical care. She had nothing when she did. “I only had one pair of sweatpants and it was getting cold so I needed some clothing. I went to Paul’s Place just to look for clothes. I didn’t know about the other resources and the other programs that they have available.” A volunteer at Paul’s Place learned she was homeless and referred her to Travis, our STABLE Home Case Manager. He helped Julia find an “And they provided me with the affordable apartment, provided financial assistance with the security deposit and rent, most important thing in life, which and helped her move in. is a lot of love…I need to give “They provided me with my house. They provided me with food because I didn’t have back. That’s my goal. I have to.” anything to eat. They provided me with clothing. And they provided me with the most important thing in life, which is a lot of love…I need to give back. That’s my goal. I have to. Even if it’s through just doing volunteer work. I know a lot of doors are going to open up for me at Paul’s Place because that’s the place to be.”

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 3 CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Increasing workforce-related skills and helping low-income and homeless adults in Southwest Baltimore move toward self-sufficiency.

IN SOUTHWEST BALTIMORE…

6 in 10 households spend more than 82% of job seekers face at least 30% of their monthly income on three barriers to employment, such as housing, a percentage considered inadequate skills, a criminal record, unaffordable. and lack of transportation, child care, and stable housing.

More than 30% of adults are not in the workforce, and the unemployment rate 30% exceeds 14% - more than twice the rate for Baltimore City. 82%

AT PAUL’S PLACE…

76% of households at immediate 86% of guests engaged in ongoing risk for eviction and homelessness 87% case management reported an remained housed for at least 6 months increase in self-sufficiency. after receiving emergency assistance.

87% of adults enrolled in job coaching became employed or began a job training or apprenticeship program.

PAGE 4 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Case Management Employment Assistance 726 individuals 88 adults in job coaching Structured, ongoing coaching Targeted support in job searching focused on achievement of self- and career development for selected goals related to housing, unemployed adults provided by a employment, mental and physical Goodwill Employment Specialist; health, education, and other barriers Adult Basic Literacy Classes employment seminars, resume review, to self-sufficiency practice interviews, and coaching for 38 adults enrolled; 2 diplomas earned new employees and employers Emergency Assistance Pre-GED and GED classes taught 70 evictions and 180 utility by South Baltimore Learning Center Holiday Programs shut-offs prevented instructors 392 holiday food boxes and Financial assistance to prevent Computer Access and 138 gift shop visits eviction and utility shut-offs and Food – turkeys (or chickens) and to reduce the costs of rent, Skills Training all the ingredients for home-cooked prescriptions, vital documents, and 5,470 computer lab uses holiday meals – and gifts to help other one-time emergency expenses 19-station computer lab open four families celebrate the holiday season hours per day; basic and intermediate STABLE Home Project computer skills taught by volunteers 36 families Case management and education Ambassador Volunteer services to connect individuals and Program families experiencing homelessness 26 volunteers contributed 7,673 hours to affordable housing; financial 12-month structured volunteer assistance for a security deposit, experience with case management and rent, and move-in expenses personal development workshops for adults seeking to re-enter the workforce, in early recovery, or with limited employability and for senior citizens

Meet Sir Floyd en years in prison, and every day it felt like I was just living a bad dream. And now I’m “ out. I’m free. Now I feel like I’m still just stuck in another dimension of a bad dream. I’ve been homeless for three and a half years. My house got burnt down, so I’ve been homeless ever since. I’d been living in the bed of a tractor trailer in the yard with guys Tfixing up cars. I’d been living there for three years until I got kicked out of the yard.”

“It seemed like I’m out here alone, and I know I ain’t the only one going through it. There’s a lot of homeless people out here. Last year, there was 157 homeless people that died, all in The Ambassador Volunteer Program the cold, and I was just one of the lucky ones.” gave him structure, responsibility, Fast forward several months, and Sir Floyd is housed and is a five-day-a-week Ambassador volunteer at Paul’s Place. The Ambassador Volunteer Program gave him structure, a place to be every day — and responsibility, a place to be every day – and a coach to help him navigate Baltimore City’s a coach to help him navigate Coordinated Access System for income-based housing. With one goal achieved, Sir Floyd is now focused on increasing his income. The Ambassador Volunteer Program also gave Baltimore City’s Coordinated Access him a sense of pride and hope. “It just makes me feel like I have a place in life.” System for income-based housing.

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 5 CHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAMS

Promoting academic success and personal growth, providing mentoring, and developing personal responsibility, self-esteem, and resiliency.

IN SOUTHWEST BALTIMORE…

Only 11% of 8th graders met or exceeded grade-level expectations in reading as 2.5 to measured by the Partnership for 3 years Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers; less than 5% met or exceeded expectations in math. Students from low-income families are 2.4 times more likely to drop out of By fifth grade, summer learning loss school than middle income kids; 42% can leave low-income students 2.5 to of high school students are chronically 3 years behind their peers. absent, a significant risk factor.

AT PAUL’S PLACE…

79% of middle and high school students 88% working with a math specialist maintained or increased their academic level.

88% of elementary students enrolled 78% of high school students in in After-3 maintained or increased the P2LAYS summer internship their reading level by the end of the program reported more confidence school year. in their futures.

PAGE 6 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 P2LAYS (Paul’s Place Leaders and Young Scholars) – Middle School 27 students in after-school programs and 24 students in summer programs Gender-specific after-school and four week summer program for students in sixth to eighth grades focused on After-3 academics, mentoring, emotional 41 elementary students wellness, and self-confidence After-school program for students in first to fifth grades focused on academics, mentoring, enrichment, 2 and social skills P LAYS (Paul’s Place Leaders and Young SOCKS Scholars) – High School (Summer Outings and Camps for Kids) 12 students in after-school programs 41 elementary students and 10 students in summer programs Eight week summer camp for Drop-in after-school and eight students in first to fifth grades week summer internship program offering new experiences outside the for students in ninth to twelfth neighborhood, reinforcing academic grades offering academic support, skills, and preventing summer mentoring, career exploration, and learning loss college and career preparation

Meet Danielle, Kenae, and Their Mom, Keisha discovered Paul’s Place through one of the parents at George Washington Elementary “ School because I just moved into the area. My daughter, Dannielle, she was in the third grade at the time, and my daughter, Kenae, was in the first grade. [After-3] assisted me with staying at work full time. They picked them up from school. They assisted them with Itheir homework. They introduced them to a whole lot of different activities and skills that I would not be able to afford. The girls know how to go sailing and hiking, and they helped my daughter Dannielle uncover more of her art skills. I just finished my school, got my CDL, while I was working full-time and making sure my girls stayed in school.”

Ten years after enrolling in our after-school programs, Dannielle and Kenae are thriving “[After-3] assisted me with staying at Augusta Fells Institute of Visual Arts and have the confidence to dream for the future. at work full time. They picked them Dannielle is looking at colleges with pre-veterinarian programs and hopes to turn her love of animals and art into a career; “once I started coming to Paul’s Place, they often brought up up from school. They assisted them my confidence and, dare I say, my weirdness, my uniqueness.” Kenae is exploring interests with their homework.” in entrepreneurship, home remodeling, and photography; “I feel like in my years at Paul’s Place, the skills they taught me were to stay calm, focused, respectful, responsible, and to always choose what you want to be. My motto is: your past does not define you. It’s who you want to be right now that defines who you are in the future.”

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 7 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2017

ASSETS

Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents...... $ 721,484 Investments...... $ 2,074,879 Pledges receivable...... $ 33,213 Other assets Total Current Assets...... $ 2,829,576

Property, net of accumulated depreciation...... $ 2,973,908

Other Assets Beneficial interest in assets held by Irrevocable Trust...... $ 152,740 Beneficial interest in assets held by Baltimore Community Foundation (BCF)...... $ 18,319 Total Other Assets...... $ 171,059

Total Assets...... $ 5,974,543

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses...... $ 194,344

Net Assets Unrestricted...... $ 4,104,305 Temporarily restricted...... $ 907,241 Permanently restricted...... $ 768,653 Total Net Assets...... $ 5,780,199

Total Liabilities and Net Assets...... $ 5,974,543

A copy of Paul’s Place’s financial statement is available by written request or by calling 410-625-0775. Documents filed under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act can be obtained from the Office of Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401, 410-974-5521, for the cost of copying and postage.

PAGE 8 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 REVENUE FY17 July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017

Total Revenue*: $3,460,372

A Public Support $1,014,180 29.27% A B Rental Income $ 150,545 4.34% F C Donated Food, Goods & Services $ 654,884 18.90% D Investment Income $ 241,034 6.96% E Annual Fundraising Event $ 213,526 6.16% B F Foundation Support $1,190,862 34.37% E *Includes contributions to restricted endowment funds. The total includes a loss of $4,659 on the disposal of property. D C

EXPENSES FY17 July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017

Total Expenses: $3,376,023

Administrative Expenses - $167,444

4.69%

Fundraising - $506,984

15.02%

Program Services - $2,701,595

80.02%

Program Services Expenses: $2,701,595

A A Hot Lunch $428,656 15.87% H B Market Place $447,280 16.56% C Emergency Assistance $251,058 9.29% D STABLE Home Project $178,909 6.62% B E Case Management $158,681 5.87% F Ambassador Program $129,494 4.79% G G After-School and Summer Programs $494,281 18.30% C H Other Programs and Services** $613,236 22.70% F E D **Includes emergency food pantry, showers, laundry service, health and wellness programs, adult literacy classes, computer skills training, and computer lab expenses.

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 9 THANK YOU! LEGACY SOCIETY Paul’s Place’s Legacy Society Creating a Legacy in Your Will honors the leadership and A bequest – a contribution made after your lifetime through your will – can allow you to make a vision of individuals who have donation that fits the size of your commitment to our work, a donation that may be significantly made a commitment to our larger than you could afford now. Regardless of size, a bequest to Paul’s Place is a lasting and important work beyond their meaningful gift to future generations. lifetimes. Bequests to non-profit organizations, like Paul’s Place, take a variety of forms, including: Estate of Louise Armstrong • Specific: a bequest of a specific dollar amount, particular securities, or other designated Estate of Elizabeth A. Bryan property; Ruth Cromwell • Percentage: a bequest of a percentage of the estate as valued before or after payment to Charles C.G. Evans, Jr. beneficiaries; Roger and Ann Eve • Residual: a bequest of the remainder of the estate, including real property, after payments to Carter Franke beneficiaries; Gloria Galperin Estate of Baronne G. Godenne • Contingent : a bequest that takes effect only in the event of the death of one or more of the Donald R. and Melanie M. Heacock named beneficiaries; Katherine Hunt Hudson • Testamentary Trust: a bequest that creates a trust from which beneficiaries are paid during Estate of Bernard R. Kerns their lifetimes and the balance of which is paid on the deaths of the trust beneficiaries. Jane Kirschling and Bob Flick To notify us that you have included Paul’s Place in your will or to get more information about Estate of Mary C.M. Leypoldt creating a legacy in your will, please contact Kathleen Elliott at 410-625-0775 x120 or Estate of Harriett M. Little [email protected]. William J. McLennan, Sr. Estate of Richard A. Moore A bequest, or other significant gift, to an organization such as Paul’s Place should always be made in Franklin L. and Debbie Morton consultation with a qualified estate planning attorney, a certified tax specialist, and your family. Estate of John S. Morton, Jr. John S. Morton, III Estate of Lettice Lee Lyon Morton Maryland Department of Gail Ostergaard Human Resources Jeannie D. Pohlhaus Miser Mayor and City Council of Jayna and Richard Powell Baltimore Estate of Eleanor K. Reed Nextgen Foundation Charitable Jaye Richardson Trust Estate of Robert N. Riley The Orokawa Foundation Estate of Bertha C. Schaefer The Jim and Patty Rouse Martha M. Yeager Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Salmon Foundation, Inc. FY17 DONORS STX UPS Foundation

$10,000+ Venable Foundation, Inc. Organizations The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Anonymous Foundation The Abell Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation The Alexander & Louise The Wieler Family Foundation Armstrong Family Foundation The Thomas Wilson Sanitarium Baltimore City Foundation for Children of Baltimore City The Bank of America Foundation Individuals The Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Anonymous Trust David Cahouet The Charles T. Bauer Foundation Edward Giltenan and The Beaufort Foundation, Inc. Margaret Walsh BGE - An Exelon Company Harold F. and Mary Graul Jr. Ann and Frank Cahouet Erwin L. and Stephanie Greenberg Foundation John P. Higinbothom Jr. The Friendly Inn Association of Franklin L. and Debbie Morton Baltimore John S. and Patricia G. Morton III Kelly Integral Solutions, LLC Shelley and James E. Stevenson Legg Mason Global Asset Joseph and Suzanne Sullivan Management David and Ellen Wallack

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 11 WHAT $5,000- $9,999.99 John and Ingrid Harbaugh Shepard Exposition Services Organizations Melanie and Donald Heacock St. Thomas’ Church - INSPIRES John T. Beane Charitable Susan and Steve Immelt Garrison Forest Foundation John A. and T. Rowe Price CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Suzanne F. Luetkemeyer Jr. Techtronic Industries North YOU TO CohnReznick, LLP Thomas O’Neil America (TTi) J. C. Crothers Foundation David and Marla Oros Transamerica Life Insurance DLA Piper US, LLP Laurel and David Porter Company GIVE? Ellicott Dredges, LLC Margaret Raymond Albert L. Tucker and The Grainger Foundation Frank R. and Patricia Reilly Elizabeth T. Tucker Foundation Kaydon Ring and Seal, Inc. Caroline S. and Womble Carlyle, Sandridge & Rice William G. Stewart The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Individuals William A. and Estelle G. Turney Foundation Ann Bands Margaret M. Wheeler “I pray to help John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. Ed and Ellen Bernard The O’Neil Family Foundation Douglas and Tiffany Bernstein $2,500- $4,999.99 The Jean & Sidney Silber Family others as part of Foundation, Inc. Organizations Peter Bowe and Barbara Stewart St. James Academy Anonymous Charles A. Bryan my stewardship. St. John’s Church Western 1919 Investment Counsel & Monty Crawford Run Parish Trust Company David and Alexandra Dalury T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. BB&T Helen and H. Chace Davis When I learned of University of Maryland Becton, Dickinson and Company Roger and Anne Eve Medical System Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Philip and Anette Goelet Paul’s Place as a University of Maryland Family Foundation Frank and Janet Kelly Medical Center Campbell Foundation, Inc. Andrea B. Laporte University of Maryland Physicians, Chimes Foundation Joseph LaRocque helping mission, P.A. The Church of the Redeemer Patricia and Matthew Lattin West Baltimore CARE CSX Transportation David and Sherrill Pantle I adopted it as The Whiting-Turner Contracting Food Lion Charitable Foundation, Inc. P. N. and Elizabeth B. Powell Jr. Company Hebb Family Private Foundation W. Charles Rogers, III and Linehan Family Foundation, Inc. Individuals Margaret Whitman my own.” Maryland Glass & Mirror Company John M. and Elizabeth O. Bond Sarah Salkeld Merritt Properties, LLC Martin K. Austin Linwood and Ellen Dame Robert W. and Sharon F. Smith Jr. George Murnaghan Fund Stephen N. and Frances Davis Stephanie Sparks National Association of Health Carter and Philip Franke Vincent Talbert Services Executive Susan F. Haney Paul Tarantino Ravens Foundation for Families, Inc. Ann D. and Michael D. Hankin Rufus M. G. and Sheila J. Williams James Riepe Family Foundation

PAGE 12 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Patience M. Campbell Giving Together for Paul’s Place John T. and Debbie Carey Joseph Carrier The Paul’s Place Circle of Hope is a team of individuals who Frances Cashman are committed to helping families in Southwest Baltimore find Susan T. Cashman hope and resiliency. These leading donors are dedicated to Edward L. Clapp providing a consistent base of unrestricted support for Paul’s Hacky Clark and Peter Dubeau Place with a pledge of $1,200 (or more) per year — or $100 Caroline A. Coleman per month — for three years. Marilyn and David C. Collins FOUNDING MEMBERS Gregory D. Conderacci Miles C. and Susan O. Baxter Jeffrey and Michele Cummings Mrs. Worth Daniels Stephen N. and Frances Davis Helen DeKornfeld Carter and Philip Franke Thomas DeKornfeld Melanie and Donald Heacock James DiPaula “Paul’s Place is Katherine Hunt Hudson Marilynn Duker Frank and Janet Kelly Randy and Denie Dulin truly embedded Margaret P. Stout Pierce Dunn and Lee Hoyt Vincent Talbert Diane Dwyer and Joseph Gall Laura Fenaroli in Pigtown and Read and John Timken Dawn M. and Mark M. Ferenc To join the Circle of Hope or to get more information about Mrudulla Gnanadesikan listens to what giving together for Paul’s Place, please contact Kathleen Elliott Sean and Carrie Goldrick at 410-625-0775 x120 or [email protected]. Kingdon and Mary Gould, Jr. Edward A. and Cindy Halle Jr. the community James Halle $1,000- $2,499.99 Peddock Capital Advisors, LLC Timothy W. Hathaway needs.” Organizations Pizzazz Fitness Inner Harbor, LLC John and Anne R. Hawkins Sally Dorman American Association of Colleges Platt Foundation, Inc. Eric and Anne Hemmendinger of Nursing PNC Megan Howie Mullen Andersen Children’s Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Katharine Hunt Hudson - in Foundation and Trust M. Sigmund and Barbara K. memory of Margaret and Earle Arch Insurance Group Shapiro Philanthropic Fund Harrison Hudson “The desire to Baltimore Ravens Earle & Annette Shawe Family Walter and Sharon Jachimski Bon Secours Health Systems Foundation Dana Jackson Christian Temple St. Martin’s in the Field Stuart S. and Lynn B. Janney III give something Constellation, an Exelon Company St. Paul’s School T. Courtenay and Charlotta Jenkins Margaret O. Cromwell Family The Robb & Elizabeth Tyler Henry H. and Anne B. Jenkins II back to the Fund Foundation, Inc. Shawn Joseph Frank P. Kellner III DavCo Restaurants, Inc. Individuals Jamie Kozumbo Delaplaine Foundation, Inc. Anonymous community that Faye Larkins JoAnn and Jack Fruchtman Fund N. Franklin and Judy F. Adkinson Jr. Douglas Lawton Fuel Fund of Maryland, Inc. Jennifer Almeida my grandmother Ryan Lessans Good Ground Consulting, LLC Peter and Millicent Bain Ernest D. and Anne F. Levering Gorfine, Schiller, & Gardyn Cynthia W. Ballard Sandra Lumpkin The Guinee Family Charitable James R. and Elizabeth H. Barnes lived in and my Karin L. Lundquist Fund Miles C. and Susan O. Baxter Clark F. and Ann S. MacKenzie Fritzi K. and Robert J. Hallock Valerie G. Beacham parents grew Sean Mackley Fund Edward T. and Mary L. Bedford Jeffrey Masom JP Morgan Chase Foundation Stephanie Beran Denise McCafferty Legg Mason Charitable Tom and Martha Biede up in.” William J. McLennan Sr. Foundation Elizabeth R. Bilger Charles J. and Miriam A. Fleury Aris Melissaratos Living Legacy Foundation Cathleen E. Blanton Brad Mendelson Ethel M. Looram Foundation, Inc. Robert and Lauren Bogue Thomas C. Merchant Macy’s/Bloomingdale’s Jon Boustany Dawn Milam Northrop Grumman Grace S. Brush Harvey L. and Margaret G. Miller Northrop Grumman Christmas Mary Catherine Bunting Christopher and Maureen Morris Project Daniel Cahill Jeffrey and Karen Nattans Charles F. and Margaret M. Meredith Callanan David P. and Reid Nichols Obrecht Family Foundation, Inc. John J. and Eileen L. Cameron

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 13 D.W. Wells Obrecht Pigtown Main Street, Inc Mary Ann Facente Peter and Patricia O’Brien Ridge To Reefs, Inc. William and Joan Fishlinger David Oestreicher Ruppert Landscape, Inc. Shannon Flaherty Amy Olmert Seawall Development Company Anand and Amalia E. Gnanadesikan Gail Ostergaard St. David’s Church Stephen A. and Laurel Goad J. R. Owens State of Maryland- Douglas and Corie Godine Ernie J. and Cheryl Paszkiewicz Treasurer’s Office Robin Graham John and Michelle Pinnock Hugh & Katharine Stierhoff Benjamin H. and Wendy Griswold IV Harvey A. and Charitable Fund Francis C. and Kathryn D. Ramsdell Stonebridge Advisors Caroline M. Grumbine Lettice L. and Tom Rhodes TESSCO Technologies Carol and Chip Haigh Drummond Rice University of Maryland, Baltimore James R. Hannah Ralph D. Rigger Foundation, Inc. Joseph R. and Kathy Hardiman Lisa K. and Gary F. Riggin Write Notepads & Co., Inc. Thornley A. Hart “I think that you Elizabeth Salvucci-Philipson Matthew & Christina Wyskiel Elizabeth Harward Graham and Noelle Savage Family Fund Lynne Heller and Tom Inglesby Kathy and Sandy Shapiro Monika A. Houstoun are the complete Individuals Mary K. Shaughnessy Rebecca Howell Anonymous (3) Demaryl D. Singleton Rodica I. Johnson Harry Adkins package — the Claire Smith Peter and Marion Kandel Christine Albanese Michael D. Smith Karen Kauffman Jean E. Andon Daniel A. and Amanda South Marietta Kelly kids’ programs, Anne D. Andrews Ed St. John Tim Kirkland James M. Anthony Dorothea Stieff William and Deborah Kissinger Christine Aspell the clothing bank, Margaret P. Stout Thomas LaCrosse Robert R. Bair Pete and Nichole Sullivan Ronald J. and Mary L. Leach Jane M. and Richard Barton Read and John Timken Sandra I. Liotta and the soup kitchen, Henry and Allison Bond Jane Trust Carl G. Osterman John Bond Monica Tucker Robert W. and Mary S. Locke Cynthia Bork the free showers Patrick C. and Margaret C. Walsh Jane R. Lynn Boot and Susie Boutilier John B. and Suzanne B. Watkins V Thomas H. and Jean M. Maddux IV Eugene Bowser Doris Zografos and Paul and Leah McAfee and laundry, and Darrell Braman Howard Eisenberg Paul and Christina B. McBride Deborah Brown Tom and Susan McCabe Tracy Bruce and case management $500- $999.99 Elizabeth McKennon Steven Davenport Evan M. Mead-Brewer Organizations Curtis and Cherry Clark Fred S. and Christine A. services. The Anonymous S. Christopher Costa Metschulat Jr. Kurt and Jeanne Aarsand William H. and B.J. Cowie Alice Miller Charitable Fund Brian Eakes wonderful, Mary J. and James Miller Alderson Loop, LLC Charles and Debbie Evans III Preston G. & Nancy M. Athey Fund organized work Anne & Dixon Bartlett Fund Chalk & Chisel Chapin Davis you do makes a Chesapeake Bay Roasting Company, LLC difference in the The Cordish Family Fund Crawford Consulting Richard & Rosalee C. Davison lives of the people Foundation, Inc. Floyd’s 99 Barbershop you serve.” Groupon Hamilton Bank David and Kathleen Willis Inside Out Design, Inc. Kent Family Foundation Kipp Visual Systems, Inc. Len the Plumber Maryland Food Bank, Inc. Merck Foundation Number Ten Foundation

PAGE 14 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Charles W. and Mayer and Will Baker Randolph Kohler Elizabeth C. Mitchell Joseph and Melody Balsamo Douglas L. Kruse Peter Nachtwey Brian Becker Robyn Lehman Blaine Nelson Hugh Bernstein Cynthia Leiner David Norman Pam and Todd Bilger Edwin W. and Mary W. Levering IV Steve & Sue Norwitz Linda Brandt Alan Magleby Tim and Sylvia Parker Patricia Breyette Kathryn Magruder Daniel J. Parlagreco Sandra C. Brown George P. and Amanda Mahoney Jr. Margaret Pasquarella R. Bayly and Sally Buck, III Lynn Manthy William and Helen Passano Etienne D. and Mary M. Cambon Emily J. Martin Jayne Pignata Barty Carr Gregory H. and Christine Massoni Patricia B. Pineau Hope L. Chase and Ryan and Julie McClernan Glenda W. and Harold D. Jenkins Jason McCormick Giovanni Raccuglia John C. Childs Sr. John I. and Donna L. McKenna Philip J. and Lynn H. Rauch Margery W. and Gaylord L. Clark, Jr. Patricia and Taylor McLean “We give to Paul’s Margaret H. Rice Howard K. and Nancy B. Cohen R. T. and Peggy McLean Nancy and Timothy F. Roberts Larry and Carolyn Conway Charles J. and Place because Lucy Robins and Kevin Larrowe William S. and Cathryn H. Corey Jr. Daphne D. McLennan Leslie and Harry Rodgers Nancy Cox Phillip L. Melville Elissa Sachs-Kohen Ruth Cromwell Michael G. and Marsha A. Meyd we believe in Uma Sankararaman Joe and Blythe Davies Krishna A. Miller Lorraine Schapiro Matthew de Rouville Helen Montag you. The staff James C. Schultz Robert and Patricia A. Dobbin Jean P. Moran, LCSW-C Yoshinobu and Kathleen Shiota Donna Z. Eden William and Mary Lou Mullin Kenneth Sibila Jeffrey Elburn Jay and Michele Naish and management Thomas and Linda Sparks Charles C. G. Evans, Jr. G. Macy Nelson and Kevin M. and Barbara Spencer Jonathan E. and Bonnie S. Farber Ann MacNeille are so dedicated Sara A. Thompson and Charles C. and Travers Nelson Charlie Zipp Margery M. Fenwick III Ian Neuman Wayne and Diane Vance Rolfe B. and Margaret M. Finn Leon Nguyen and trustworthy Brent Warner Matthew Flaherty William and Virginia Nickerson David and Kathleen Willis Tammi Fleming Hillary A. O’Brochta and the planning Walter Wilson Sandra Forman Larae S. Paulson Thomas W. and Linda K. and Herbert Fredeking Janis M. Peck Margaret P. Wright Richard and Donna Frisch Robert and Elaine Pevenstein and vision is Christine Zier John R. and Robbin F. Furst Elizabeth and Patrick Phelan Kurly O. Gaines John B. and Susan B. Powell effective.” $250- $499.99 Richard Gamper Robert F. and Suzy Price Organizations Ira and Jill S. Gansler Keith Ramsey Ryan M. and Elizabeth M. Hopkins Church of the Immaculate John Gease John and Susie Reckord Jr. Conception Josh and Meghan Glikin Jaye Richardson Dickey Memorial Presbyterian Eden Goldberg Fund Travis Ridgway Church Sheldon and Shelley Goldseker Samuel Robfogel Full Society Gregg Gorman Charlotte Robinson Irvin H. Hahn Company F. Bryant Gould Katie and James C. Rodgers McCormick & Company, Inc. Stuart and Katie Gray John H. and Kathleen A. Ross Results 1 Realty Kathryn and Tom Gregory John J. and Marianna Russell The Stieff Family Foundation Mary M. Gunning Ann Sacks Sullivan Family Charitable Fund James C. and Katherine S. Guyton Archie T. and Rachel Satterfield James & Virginia Welch Carol Haislip Derek and M.C. Savage Foundation Steven M. and Lisa B. Hankin Michael Savage Michele and Thomas J. Harner Paul Schurick Individuals William O. Heffernan Debra A. and Joseph C. Scrandis Anonymous (3) Glenn H. and Kathy Helme Nellie M. Semans Margaret and Phillip Allen Dan and Laura Herman John K. and Freddy Shaw III Mahlon and Anne Apgar Sheila Higdon Mark and CeCe Sieffert Harry Atlas A. C. and Penney Hubbard Jr. Kenneth and Suzanne Singleton E. Collin and Toya Back Ashley Ingraham J. Ritchie Solter Joanna Badinelli Yvette B. Jackson Megan Souchak John S. Bainbridge Jr. Claudia Sennett and Isaac Sparks Douglas A. Kelso

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 15 Philip and Melissa Spevak Individuals Kenneth R. and Ana M. Boyer Katherine Sullivan Anonymous (11) Robert H. Brannan Steven Sullivan Laura Adams Daniel J. and Robert M. and Mary P. Summers Stephanie Adler Kathleen G. Braspennickx Bonnie Swanson Nomita Advani Marjorie C. Braverman Sarah L. Szanton Mary M. and Peter C. Agre Marjorie Bray Brian and Laurie Trentler Charles T. and Elizabeth Albert Jr. Douglas and Kathleen Brice Laura Tucker Shirley Albert Lisa Brightwell Charles H. Van Lanen Aristides C. and Deborah Brown Nicholas and Karen Visser Dorothy A. Alevizatos Eddie and Joyce Brown Anna Von Lunz Judd P. and Evy H. Anderson Sheila Brown Jenn Walen Lori A. Anderson Stanley H. Brown Darschell Washington Blair Andrew Edwin H. Brubaker Catherine Waters Laurie Andrews Mrs. J. David Bryan “Giving people Jacquelyn Weber Judith A. Armold Wanda Bryan Francie Weeks and Scott Shane Martin K. Austin Jr. Julia W. Buchanan William Weeks Jr. Elliott Badder Lloyd Burdette hope. Educating Caroline Wellman Symenda Baggett Thomas and Carol E. Burdette Fay B. Willey Paul T. and Faith S. Bagley Arlene M. Burman my kids to be Michael and Lindsay Wilt Jill Bailey Joseph and Kathleen S. Burnett Brad and Cricket Woloson Anne D. Bailliere Kanika Burton Ingrid Woods Abdulgaffar Bakare Lincoln Burton generous and Judy Wright Mary C. Baker Andrew Busch Martha M. Yeager J. Randall Baldini and John and Helen Byrnes caring.” Debbie Zapora - in loving memory Ann Gruber-Baldini S. Winfred Cain of David A. Zapora Edo Banach Hopelyn Call Timothy Kropp Raymond and Day Bank Mary Jo Campbell Up to $250 Lee R. and Marie C. Barker Jessica Cantrell Organizations James F. Barnes Jr. Hilary D. and Shelley Caplan Art With A Heart Martin E. and Terri Barnes Anthony M. and Eleanor M. Carey “Ending the cycle Baldwin Memorial United Joseph Barnhart Teresa Carneval Methodist Church Barbara A. Barrett Darcy C. Carroll Ethel and Robert Berney Burke L. Barrett Cynthia Carson of poverty” Philanthropic Fund Julia Barrett Denis Case Delmar Bartlett Peter and Maria Chakmakas Michael D. Smith Buckingham School Annie E. Casey Foundation David Becker Ashley Chalmen The Keith Campbell Foundation Barbara Beere Suzanne E. Chapelle for the Environment John and Rosemary Beever David and Jan I. Chapin The Gordon Croft Foundation, Inc. Auburn Bell Pamela F. Charshee “Through David & Patrice Cromwell Scott Bellows Kirsten Christensen Family Fund Emile Bendit John and Regina Clark education comes Deloitte Mary I. Benedict Myra Clark John H. Doak Consulting, LLC Mrs. William E. Berndt Candace Claster Grace Episcopal Church Sylvester Bieler Mary C. Clawsey hope, hope for a Institute for Global Health Mala Bingham Maureen F. Codelka Littmann Realty LLC Omar Bizzell Steven J. and Joanne Cohen better life and Joyce & Hugh McCormick Kelly Blake Paul J. Colella Charitable Fund Patrick and Laura Blake Brandon Collins The Mount Washington School, Cecelia Blalock Mitchell Collins brighter future.” #221 Rachel Bloom Beverley C. and Marian Compton Jr. James D. Blum David and Amanda Conn Betsy S. Wilgis Murthy Law Firm Norfield Congregational Church William Bollinger Beth and Joe Connor Social Growth Technologies, Inc. Thomas S. Bonderenko C. Edward Cook St. Mary’s Church William R. and Lee R. Bone William P. and Catherine P. Cook IV St. Thomas Church - Homestead Jonathan Bor Whitney Cooper Towson Unitarian Universalist Gail Boren Susan L. and Jeff Corden Church Elaine E. Born Nancy Cornbrooks University of Maryland School of Dorian R. Borsella Anne H. Costello Medicine - CICL Laurence J. and Victor Coward US Kuoshu Academy Susan A. Boucher Michael J. and Natalie Cowley Harry C. Bowie, III

PAGE 16 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 David and Elizabeth Craven James A. Dunbar Harry and Jody Ford Ronald E. Creamer Amy Dunlap Archibald T. Fort J. Joseph and Sharon Credit Janet E. Dunn and Diane and Steve Forthuber Kitty Cromwell Edward K. Dunn Jr. Richard K. and Teresa B. Foster Mrs. David E. Crossley Mary Dunn Frank and Deborah Frassica Mary E. Crowley Dominic J. and Jeana Dunnigan Barrett W. and Joseph A. Crumbling Tulin Edev Laura L. Freedlander John and Alison Cullinane Natalie Edington William F. Fritz Richard H. and Kathleen F. Edwards Peter B. Froehlich Deborah Czyzewski Frances S. and Karl F. Eger Dorothy Fulton Gislin Dagnelie Kathleen Elliott George and Judy Gallahorn Daniel J. Daniels Niki Ellis Earl P. and Martha Galleher Jr. Margery and Robert Daniels Rabab Elnaiem Joseph and Cynthia Galli Geannine Darby Susan Embich Elizabeth Gamer Bettina and Charles Darrell Bobbie Ensor Carlos Garcia Ethel Darrell John and Candice Erlick Eric Gasior “I want them to Richard C. and Ann S. Darrell David and Sue Esworthy Anne and John Gavin Deborah Dasch Aimee and Jeffrey Eudy Timothy Geipe learn and get Amy Davidoff Sheldon I. and Katherine T. Euler Hugh E. and Brenda B. Gelston Jr. Paul W. and Mary E. Davis Christine Evans Jamie Gianoutsos Raymond Day Patrick and Karen Everett Charles G. and Julie F. Gilbert the tools they Virginia Day Daniela Fazzari Gary Gill Ralph L. DeGroff, Jr. and Lorena R. Feacher Laurie Gill need to grow Marion P. DeGroff Jeffrey Feeser and Kenya Brown John B. and Minnie R. Gillett Carmen and Alicia K. Del Guercio Ricardo A. and Samuel D. Gitlin and James W. and Carolyn Dempsey Susannah T. R. Feldman Florence K. W. Monaghan and overcome Peggy Denning Sean Fellin Jerry Gladwell Vrinda Deshpande Claudia R. Fielding Gordon H. and Martha Glenn obstacles to Stuart and Sandy Dettelbach Phyllis E. and Gene L. Finn Gitanjali Gnanadesikan Anne DeVaughn Tina Fiorelli Max Gold Catherine De Vito Charles Fish Larry Goldberg be all they can John Diehl Alex G. Fisher Fund George Goldman John H. and Ann C. Doak Charles M. Fisher Howard and Sally Goldstein be. Everyone Heather Dondis David Fishkin Karen Goldstein Sally Dorman Maureen Fittig Emily C. Gonce and P. S. Holm Jane M. and Barry D. Dowling Mindie Flamholz Stephen and Alicia Gonce deserves a Mary Ann Dubbs Charles J. and Miriam A. Fleury Margaret Goodman Margaret W. Dulaney Brenton R. Flickinger Stephen Goodman chance to better James and Patricia Goodyear James G. and Darcy B. Gordon Anne Gould themselves. We Anne B. Gray Susan M. Gray can enable that Karen and R. Alan Greeley Brian and Lis Green Chris Green for them.” Donald and Marguerite Greenman Bonnie Swanson Maureen Greenwood Anne B. Hackney Louise A. Hager Quarratulain Haider-Shah Tanika Hall Mary Halpin Ban A. Hammoodi Wade Hannum Amy Harlan David and Carol Harrison Thornley F. Hart Andrew and Janet Hartman Timothy M. Hartman

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 17 WHAT HOPES Erin Harty Thomas and Patricia Jenkins William LaVia DO YOU HAVE Martha Hastings Thomas W. and Laura Johnson Christopher Lawn Kevin and Lucy Haus Lynn and Ross Jones Tien Le FOR CHILDREN Kurt A. Heinrich Thea Jones Sung Lee Marjorie Hemmendinger Tiffany Jones Greg Leeuween AND ADULTS Ellen Hennessey Ruth W. Juskowitz Eric Leikus William and Carol S. Hensyl Ann H. Kahan Donald Leiss IN SOUTHWEST Larry Herring Joel Kantziper Jeff Lessans Sandra D. Hess Renee Karrh Alan and Renee Levi BALTIMORE? Denise L. and Keith P. Hightower Francis A. Kasper Raymond and Kathleen Levin Angela Hill Ellsworth L. Kaufman and Claudia Lewis Samuel K. and Marie L. Moodie-Kaufman William Lewis Pamela M. Himmelrich Jr. Karen Keenan Lucy Liddell Steve and Cathy Hoag Jennifer Keetley Barbara A. Lingg “I hope that Priscilla S. Hoblitzell Karen Kelch Matthew Lisiecki Venetia Holland Mark Kellogg Gerald and Gail Liss Kip Hollar Richard F. and Louise T. Kemper Theresa Lorch Paul’s Place Brian Holt Mariam Khambaty Edward Lough Penny and Jock Hopkins Sean King Robert Loyd can continue Ryan M. and Elizabeth M. Hopkins Mary C. and John Knoll Albert and Judy Lundquist W. Carl and Susan S. Hossfeld Jr. Joseph and Dorothy Knott Matthew and Jennifer Lundquist Deborah S. Howard Steven and Irene Knott Angela Lykos to partner with Elizabeth Howe Traci Kodeck Amy Macht and George Grose Mary Howie Lee F. Kolakowski Thomas R. Mackesey strength in the Eugene Huffman Bette M. Koontz John B. and Joyce M. Maclay Jr. Mark Huffman Edith D. and Julius D. Kozma Jay Magaziner and Linda Myers Mary J. Huffman Timothy Kropp Dawn Major community F. Patrick Hughes Katherine J. Kuhn Melissa O. and David G. Mallery R. P. and Mary L. Hulleberg Sandra Kull Terry Manning to open more Richard A. and Dorothy Huppert Ivana Kusevic Andrew and Martha Marani Michaele L. Hutson Daniel A. and Agnes B. Lafferty Charles and Bonnie Markell III Frank Iglehart Colleen Landrum Bill Marker and Nan Tuckett possibilities and Iredell W. Iglehart III Laurie Lane Amy Marlin Scott and Blair Iodice Richard C. Lang William Martien opportunities to Roberta J. Irgens Jeremy Laskin Craig N. and Dana J. Martin Parker James Deidra Lassalle Gerald and Janet Martin Patricia D. Jeffries Mickey and Susan Lattin Virginia W. Martin help people find Kerry Ann Jeffers-Parente William and Katherine LaVeck William Martin the tools they need to make their lives better.”

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PAGE 18 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Alexander T. and Dudley Mason Rachel Moseley Jeannie D. Pohlhaus Miser Chris Mason Elizabeth K. Moser Elizabeth Pope Dudley Mason Nancy Muller Anne Porterfield Laurie Matarazzo Barbara Murphy Rebecca and William Powel L. Bruce and Cecily Matthai Patrick A. Murphy and Jayna E. and Richard Powell Valerie Matthews Genevieve A. Losonsky A. Judith Pratt Judith Mayer Genevieve R. Murray Leonard R. Proctor Chris Maynard Mary B. Myford John M. Prugh Ryan Mays Joseph P. and Linda Napora John H. Purdy Brendan McAdams Sophie Nathan Terry L. and Elizabeth Purvis Elizabeth McCall Stuart and Susan Nathan Lindsay Quinlan Margaret McCann Irvin S. Naylor Ravi Raja Beverly D. McCarthy Anne Nelson Harry G. and Marian P. Randall Kevin and Kristin McCarthy Bruce and Robertanna Nelson Gilles Raynaud Jerome F. and Jeanne McClellan Karen Nelson Sandra J. Reagan “That anyone Geryl M. McClenney Martha P. and F. S. Nelson Joan Elisabeth Reid Jane McConnell Nicole Nesbitt Thomas Remaley Elizabeth S. McDonald Florence Nicholas-Vos Teresa Rice who wants one Patrick M. and Shelley J. McEvoy Nancy W. Nicholls Ruth R. Rich and Phillip G. and Traci L. McFaul John H. and Martha K. Nichols William M. Waters will get a job. Tracie McFaul Michael Nieberding Laurence F. Richmond Jr. Karen and Emmett McGee Robert E. Noll Annetta M. Richter Richard McGonnigal Philip S. Norman James F. Ridenour That the kids Frank and Carol McGuire Kirsten Noyes Audrey Riker Theodore R. and Yvette Nurse Margery J. and William D. Ritchie will get support Courtney J. McKeldin Jr. Cailin O’Connor Frank H. Robinson Jr. Anne McKusick Lee and Marilyn Ogburn Matt Robinson Pat McLaine Dennis Okeefe Scott D. and Megan C. Rodgville they need to William and Betty McMillan, Jr. Kristyn T. Oldendorf John H. and Carol H. Roeder III Pearl and Thomas McNamara Lisa Marie and Jonathan B. Orens Ronald J. and Sally J. Roessler graduate from Fletcher McNeill Eric Orlinsky Dana H. Roscoe Karen D. Mears Rebecca Orrick Susan D. Rose Alyssa Melani Susan Owens Jennie Rothschild high school” Deanna Mendelson Asya Pack Melissa Rothstein David and Elizabeth Craven Michael A. and Charles H. and Leonard and Roz Rus Carolyn F. Meredith Ann-Steuart Palmer III Anne and Joseph Sachs Pat Merrill Sarah Papania George H. Sack Jr. Donna Metzger Fredric W. Parsons Stacy Saghirian Clementina Meyer Charles E. and Joan P. Partridge Jr. Michael Sanow “Opportunity Frances Meyer Amy Patterson Todd B. Sauer Grace Miller Sandra S. Patterson Robert W. and Susan Schaefer to create and Myron and Judith B. Miller Jeanne Paul Ursula A. Scheffel Patrick A. M. and Julia P. Miller Richard E. Penn Myra Schein Stan and Mary Miller Richard Perlmutter and Jane L. Schmidt live a full life Carol and Robert Mills Barbara Fegley James Scott James H. and Susan R. Mills Jay A. Perman Summer R. Sedlacek based on love Laurie Mills Dennis L. and Scott Sellman Alan J. and Ellen Mogol Louisa H. C. P. Peters Natalie Seltz Betty I. and William B. Moore Patrick and Elizabeth Phelan Caroyln Selwood and personal Marion Moore Carolyn C. Phillips Chuck Shaffer Ryan Moore Patricia Pickus Kate Shatzkin responsibility.” Christopher Morea Nathaniel F. and Diane B. Pierce Merton Shatzkin Ralph C. and Virginia Pierson Katie and Sam Sheffield Roger Eve Hannah C. Morehead Linda Pietras Lisa and John Sherwood, III Patricia Moriarty Christopher Pinckney Harriet Shiffman Michael N. Morrill and Leonard and Patricia Pineau Jill Showalter Mary P. Michel Christie C. Pistell Margot K. Shriver Nicole A. Morris Fofy Plakotoris Glenn Shrum and Marian Savige James R. and Susan P. Morrison Florence Platt Chips and Judy Shutt Patrice C. and Felix Morrison Richard Plavin Nancy Sieffert

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 19 Virginia P. Siems Taylor Trivas Christian Zang Claude O. and Gina F. Skelton Raymond G. Truitt and Susan J. Zator and Harry Merritt Cindy M. Smith Mary Tilghman Barbara Zeiller Claudia M. Smith Sharlene Trusty Carl N. Ziegler Gayle Smith Angela Tuckerman Sara Zifa James T. and Sandra C. Smith Jr. Frank Turner Keith and Patte Zumbrun Kristin Smith Sarah B. Uebersax Richard J. and Kathleen M. Zyla Linda and Ross Smith Theodore L. Ullrich Bud and Nancy Smith Thomas V. and Toyoko S. Vassil PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERS Nona Smith Douglas E. and American Endowment Foundation Sonia L. Socha Priscilla K. Vaughan Associated Jewish Charities of Karen Soisson Victoria Vince Baltimore Jenny Sorel Megan Viviano The Associated: Arthur R. Spencer Ian Walsh Jewish Community “Helping Michael H. and Robert Walsh Federation of Baltimore Pamela B. Spencer Ann and Trev Warfield The Baltimore Community people see Anne Marie Spinola Peter and Caroline Wayner Foundation Neal Sprenkle Jon and Mary Catherine Webb Bank of America United Way Matthew Sprow Elizabeth Webster Campaign their potential Rebecca Sroka Andrew and Beth Wecht The Benevity Community Jonathan St. Thomas Jane and Charles Wehland Impact Fund or simply Elizabeth A. Stafford Gregory Weidman and Carmax Foundation Jennifer Stahl J. Michael Flanigan Combined Charity Campaign Jill Stahl Sally S. Weinman Combined Federal Campaign helping people J. Snowden and Nancy Stanley Nadine Weinstein The Community Foundation for Aggie Steiner Stephen A. and Greater Atlanta, Inc. make small William N. and Ann G. Stellmann Elinor M. Weinstein Employees Charity Organization Clare H. Stewart Betty F. Weitz of Northrop Grumman Evelyn Stewart Edward H. and ENGPAC accomplishments Edward J. and Marlene W. Stoltz Olivia W. Welbourn III Exelon Corporation James D. and Jane Stone George and Janet W. Welsh Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund that can build Ann C. Stonesifer Joseph G. and Susan C. Wendel Give With Liberty Elke Straub Robin B. West The Giving Campaign - Allstate Louise T. and Paul G. Stringer Thomas L. and JustGive upon their John and Cheryl A. D. Strom Carolyn C. Wheeler Maryland Charity Campaign Margaret Strudwick M. Hamilton and Susan Whitman Jr. National Philanthropic Trust own faith in Virginia L. Stuelpnagel Yvonne Whitney New York Life Insurance The Stuzin Family Loy Wiley Raymond James Charitable Michael B. Styer E. F. Shaw and Betsy S. Wilgis Endowment Fund themselves” Tracy Swindell Thomas and Elizabeth Willett Schwab Charitable Fund Brian and Rachel Switzer Cooper and Patricia O. Williams T. Rowe Price Program for Jason McCormick Heang Tan Linda M. Williams Charitable Giving Jennifer Tanio Michael and Meredith Williams Truist Heather Tapager George and Suzanne Wills United Way of Central Maryland Jill E. Taylor Matt Wills U.S. Charitable Gift Trust John E. Tefft III Lindsay and Michael Wilt Vanguard Charitable Endowment Ann and Carl Tenhoopen John and Jeanne Windsor Jr. Program Frank H. and Sarah R. Terhune Pamela Windsor Wells Fargo Community Support J. Richard and Mary Thomas Sr. Thomas W. and Marion Winstead Sr. Campaign Laura Thomas Margaret B. Wittich Your Cause, LLC Nancy K. Thomas Hiram W. and Ann Woodward, Jr. Theresa Thomas Jean R. Worthley TRIBUTES Alexander and Marcia Wright Jr. Victoria Thomas Charlene and Nick’s wedding Frank P. and Virginia H. Wright Fiona Thompson The greatest parents Edward Wysocki Jennifer Thompson Our Momala!! Dorsey Yearley Rosalie M. and G. Myres Tilghman Vivian’s birthday Carol Yoder Edward A. and Peter Bain Jessica Young Elizabeth Tomlinson Henry and Eleanor Banach Gavin and Daisy Youngquist Eileen Toohey Donna Becker Paul N. and Vesta P. Zaccaria Rachel Toonkel Anne Beretz

PAGE 20 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Hugh Bethell and Leslie Norton’s MEMORIALS Brooklyn Bedding Brooks Brothers wedding Sol Bryn Mawr School Jonathan Bor’s birthday Tyler Calvert Hall College High School Joan Buck Louise Armstrong Calvert School Janice Cornish Donna Becker CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Cromwell Mac Cromwell CarMax Auto Superstore, Ruth Cromwell Jay Dobbin White Marsh Denie Dulin Ramanthan Gnanadesikan The Cathedral of the Incarnation Charles Evans Jr. Susan Gould Chalk & Chisel Richard and Irene Fellin Joan Hoblitzell Chizuk Amuno Congregation Phyllis Ferguson Alice Huffman Christian Youth Fellowship of Lindsay Feroli Beatrice L. Levi Christian Temple Mimi Fittig Samuel Lichter The Church of the Redeemer Maureen and Al Fittig Helen Martien Culinary Architecture Mike Foster Ryan McKenna “We hope they Cunningham Textiles Mike and Ashley Fried’s Jim Murdza CyberPoint International newest son Lucas Marie Romey Deloitte get the help they Bram F. Goldstein John C. Stuelpnagel Dickey Memorial Presbyterian Ann and Michael Hankin Sidney Tremoulet Church Evelyn Hannum Nancy Welbourn want to change Dickeyville Presbyterian Church Michelle Hannum Jean R. Worthley Don’t Know Tavern Patti Hannum David Zapora Jessica Harris Downtown Partnership of their lives in the Melanie Heacock GIFTS IN-KIND Baltimore Lindsay Hebert and EA Engineering, Science, and 1919 Investment Counsel ways that are Proctor Stuart’s wedding Technology, Inc. Abel Communications Leonel Heinberg Edward Jones All About Someone Else Gabe and Max Hill’s bar mitzvah Ellicott City Rotary Club most important American Nurses Association Kathy Hudson Ellicott Dredges Aramark Corporation Scott Huffman Erickson Living Ark & Dove Presbyterian Church to them.” Sheryl Jacobs Ernst & Young, LLP Baltimore City Chamber of Nora, Ryan, and Anna Johnson Federal Express Traci L. and Phillip G. McFaul Commerce Jacob Kades’ bar mitzvah Friends School, PA Baltimore Hebrew Congregation John Kellogg FutureCare Baltimore Symphony Orchestra M. LaBarre Greater Baltimore Board of Becton, Dickinson and Company Megan Lejeune and Realtors Beth Israel Congregation “That they have Drew Wimmer’s wedding The Gilman School Beth Tfiloh Congregation Brendan Lough Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, P.A. Box Lunch Bill McLennan the opportunity Fletcher McNeill Mrs. Meenakshi to have full and Emily Melluso’s 21st birthday Patti Mustascio Mrs. Neelambal satisfying lives” Greg Otto David and Sherrill Pantle Tommy Peterson Drs. Pat and Lenny Pineau Jayna Powell Vick Salkeld Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Smith and Family Karen Spindler Staff and administration of St. Paul’s School Talbort Tiny Monica Tucker June and Walter Watkins Suzanne and Jay Watkins Joe Wendel Maria Williams

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 21 Graul’s Market* Greenmount School Clothing and Feeding Southwest Gross Mendelsohn Guidewell Financial Baltimore Families Habitat for Humanity of the Our Market Place – stocked with donated, gently-used and Chesapeake new clothing, shoes, and household items – is open three days Har Sinai Congregation per week for adults in Southwest Baltimore to find clothing for Horseshoe Casino themselves and their families at no cost. Our emergency food House of Cards pantry provides three to five days of non-perishable food for Idle Hour & Epic Courier families experiencing food insecurity. Jewish Volunteer Connection Items needed year-round for the Market Place and Johns Hopkins University Emergency Food Pantry are: Johns Hopkins Medical Intensive • Clothing (in-season*, gently-used or new) in all sizes, Care Unit including children’s sizes JVConnection “I hope they can • New socks in all sizes Kaydon Ring & Seal • New underwear in all sizes Keller Williams • Shoes (gently-used or new) in all sizes have HOPE for Kforce Staffing & Solutions • Sheets Legg Mason • Blankets The Literacy Lab their futures.” • Towels Living Legacy Foundation • Small household items, such as dishes and pots and pans Mary K. Shaughnessy Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (no electrical appliances) M&T Bank • Diapers (Sizes 1-6) MacKenzie Commercial Real • Pasta and sauce/macaroni and cheese Estate Services, LLC • Canned soup Maryland Department of Human “We hope they • Canned beans Resources • Canned vegetables Maryland Department of Labor, • Canned fruit will stay drug Licensing and Regulation • Canned meat (e.g. tuna, chicken, beef stew, beef ravioli) Maryland Department of the • Cereal (small boxes) and alcohol free, Environment Maryland Food Bank* To schedule delivery of your clothing or food donation or to Maryland Transit Administration get more information about clothing and feeding Southwest find good jobs, Max’s Taphouse Baltimore families, please contact Jayna Powell at Merck & Co. 410-625-0775 x121 or [email protected]. Mercy High School and help to make *Spring/summer clothing can be donated from April to September, and Mindgrub fall/winter clothing can be donated from October to November and Mohawk Group January to March. their community The Mount Washington School Murthy Law Firm a safe, welcoming The Churches of Nativity & The Shelter Group T-Mobile US, Inc. Holy Comforter Shepard Exposition Services Teledyne Energy Systems, Inc. New Jerusalem Praise Shoppers World TESSCO Technologies, Inc. area in which Northrop Grumman Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority TIAA Notre Dame University of Social Solutions Towson University SGA to live.” Maryland, School of Pharmacy Southway Builders Toyota Financial Services Ober|Kaler St. David’s Episcopal Church Transamerica Life Insurance John H. and Carol H. Roeder, III Old St. Paul’s Church St. James Academy Trinity Long Green Episcopal Omega Psi Phi Fraternity St. James Episcopal Church Church and School Omniplex World Service St. Jane Frances de Chantel T. Rowe Price Optomi St. John’s Church Western University of Maryland at Baltimore Pathfinders for Autism Run Parish University of Maryland, Francis Paul’s Place Rising Leaders St. Joseph Catholic Church King Carey School of Law Phi Delta Chi Fraternity St. Martin’s-in-the-Field University of Maryland Medical Planet Fitness Episcopal Church Center, eCare Refugee of Love Ministries St. Paul’s School for Girls U.S. Air Force – Fort Meade RESCO Electronics St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church U.S. Kou Shu Academy Roland Park Country School Stevens Funeral Home Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Seawall Development Corp. Stone Bridge Advisors, Inc. Rice, LLP The Security Title Guarantee STX *35 years of committed support Corporation of Baltimore

PAGE 22 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 VOLUNTEERS Christopher Jones+ Individuals 200+ Hours George Jones+ Beora Clark Wanda Lewis+ Robert Eldridge Organizations Nick Maganallez+ Matin Fields+ Alliance Michelle Marcoccia Dolores Fosque Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Sheila McCrady+ Robert Fulton+ Becton, Dickinson and Company Reggie Montague+ Karen Goldstein Christian Temple Paul Schurick Donna Goon The Church of the Redeemer Wayne Snipes+ Jonathan Kollin Civic Leadership Institute, Angela Tucker+ Jamie Kozumbo Johns Hopkins University Wilbert Valentine+ Sandra Kull CohnReznick, LLP David Webb+ Laurie Lane Greenmount School Lisa Wheeler+ Emily Melluso Har Sinai Congregation Carolyn Wingate+ Charles J. McLennan Roland Park Country School Betty I. Moore St. David’s Episcopal Church 100- 199 Hours “They will believe Timothy Parker St. James Academy Organizations Diane Preisinger St. James Episcopal Church Archbishop Curley High School James Raccuglia that they are St. Jane Frances de Chantel Calvert School Melvin Robinson+ St. John’s Church Western Church of the Good Shepherd important Run Parish Civic Leadership Institute, 50- 99 Hours St. Martin’s-in-the-Field Northwestern University Organizations Episcopal Church Dickey Memorial Presbyterian Break A Difference and can make St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church Church College of William & Mary Trinity Long Green Episcopal Ernst & Young, LLP The Gilman School a difference – Church and School Friends School of Baltimore Itineris Baltimore Wells Fargo Girl Scout Troop 129 Loyola University Individuals Immanuel Episcopal Church Maryvale Preparatory School someone believes Leroy Alexander+ Kforce Staffing & Solutions McDonogh School Ronald Bailey+ Krieger Schechter Day School Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority, they’re worth it.” Otis Braswell+ Legg Mason University of Maryland Linda Bryant+ The Park School of Baltimore Baltimore County Elizabeth Salvucci-Philipson Emanuel Burrell+ PwC Rustic Pathways Deborah DuPree+ Republic Services Sisters Academy of Baltimore Sir Floyd+ St. Joseph Parish St. Paul’s School Stephen Harris+ St. Peter’s Adult Learning Center St. Paul’s School for Girls “I hope that all Roger Holland+ Stevenson University University of South Dakota T. Rowe Price Ethel Hubbard+ Individuals University of Maryland Art Imparato Jamie Alexander youth and adults Baltimore County Tamara James+ Barbara A. Barrett UPS Victor Jennings+ Susie Boutilier Washington and Lee University are given equal Beth Bowden Shirley J. Braddy Michael Cook opportunities Elizabeth Crespi Ruth Cromwell for employment Frances Davis Vrinda Deshpande Susan Embich and education. Antionette Embrey+ Roger K. Eve No one should be Wesley Finnerty Kerry Foster Marcus Fulton slighted.” Debra Goodwin Dawn Milam Marvin Goodwin+ John Gould Carole Graves Melanie Heacock Carol Knight

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 | PAGE 23 Robert S. Knight Individuals Charlotte Keniston Joseph Knox Maureen Allen Samantha Leonard Ryan Lessans Marie Aquino Jill Lepus Lisa McKenzie+ Kim Barton Alexis T. Leverette Bruce Nelson Nicole Blake Stephanie Lighter Barry Norian Renee Boyd Christopher Little Marcia Norian Eric Bradds+ Megan Lynch Susan Rice Timothy Bricken Dawn Major Chris Ricketts Jordan Brown Bill Mangels David Ross William Carlson Judie Mathis Myra Schein Sarah Carney Ralph Morehead Michael Shelton Kristin Chappell Emily Mulluso Linda Smith Salina Chung Paroma Nandi Will Wisner-Carlson Alaysia Corley Sara Noon Diana Creasy Sheresse Nornoo “Independence — 25- 49 Hours Holly Crosby Juliana Ottomano Organizations Judy Dewey Claudia Pereeia financial security, Clemson University Kathy Dickinson Beth Phillipson Eternal Blessings Connor Dunn Patricia Pineau good education, Freestate Challenge Academy Abbey Even Teri Porter Lakeland Elementary/ Jaelyn Felts Jayna Powell Middle School Matt Flaherty Harry Rebman security, and the Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity, Charlotte Fulmer Linda Redfern University of Maryland Kelly Gillett Ann Ritter pride that comes Baltimore County Karen Green Calvin Sample+ Salem Lutheran Church Carol Haigh Theseus Schulze Seton Keough High School Thornley F. Hart John Sebastian with working hard Shepard Exposition Services Chris Haslbeck Sara Service University of Louisville Donald Heck Sarah Shepson to achieve goals, The University of Maryland Kate Holzhauer Paula Simon The University of Maryland Aleks Jaunzemis Justin Smith Baltimore, President’s Office Abhishek Jeyakumar Paul Smith however modest Rodney Jones Noah Smock Amira Jowers Kassy Sodergreen they may seem.” Alexandra Karalekas Dominique Spitzer Lauren Stair David and Kathleen Willis Donald Taylor Kayley Teich John Trainor Margaret Thompson Sharon Tu Matthew Vaughan Ian Walsh Charles Washington+ Ann Weaver Vaughan Wimberley James Winstead+ Lisa Younk

+Ambassador and Ambassador Alumni volunteers Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Our sincere apologies to anyone we may have missed or listed incorrectly. To correct errors in your listing, kindly contact Kathleen Elliott at 410-625-0775 x120 or [email protected].

PAGE 24 | ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Paul’s Place Board of Directors Paul’s Place Team Children & Youth

OFFICERS William J. McLennan Programs Team Executive Director PRESIDENT Christan Morley Patty Lattin Terry Manning, LCSW-C Director of Children & Youth Programs Legg Mason Deputy Director Mike Andrews VICE-PRESIDENT Middle School Boys Facilitator Edward Giltenan Health & Wellness Loretta Brown T. Rowe Price Programs Team Children & Youth Programs Assistant TREASURER Kelly Doran, Ph.D., RN Rebecca Donovan, LGSW Karin Lundquist, CPA Director of Health & Wellness Youth Coordinator/Case Manager CohnReznick, LLP Tamie Flax SECRETARY Day Program Coordinator Development & Faye Royale-Larkins, RN, MPH Total Health Care, Inc. Sue Schmincke Communications Team Kitchen Manager Kathleen Elliott, CFRE DIRECTORS Director of Development & Communications Charles Bryan Case Management Clare Elliott Bengur Bryan & Co. Services Team Corporate & Community Engagement Manager

Fran Davis, RN Paroma Nandi Jayna Powell Volunteer Director of Case Management Volunteer Coordinator

Dr. Stephen N. Davis, MBBS, FRCP, FACP Barbara Craig Demicca Ross University of Maryland Medical Center Computer Lab Coordinator Development Associate

Larry Laws Ellen Craven, MSW* Jenn Walen BGE Goodwill Employment Specialist Development & Communications Manager

Ryan Lessans Travis Ridgway * Employed by Goodwill Industries Kipp Visual Systems, Inc. STABLE Home Case Manager of the Chesapeake to work on-site Susan Owens Sara Roberson, MSW at Paul’s Place Wells Fargo Outreach Coordinator/Guest Liaison

K. Brigid Peterson Will Thomas Brown Advisory Ambassador Volunteer Coordinator John Pinnock UPS Graham Savage Special thanks to Aaron Henkin and Wendel Patrick of WYPR’s Out of the Cushman & Wakefield Blocks. Listen to the three-part interview on the 1100 block of Ward Street at Pete Sullivan www.paulsplaceoutreach.org/news Under Armour

Monica Tucker STX

Dr. Patricia Zimberg, JD, MS, RN University of Maryland, School of Nursing

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