Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

30 Years of Service Annual Report 2012-13 Dear Friends,

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow — this annual report commemorates our first 30 years of service, highlights “We are proud of the our immediate impact, and outlines our plans for the next three years. We continue to help more and more individuals of all ages lead successful, self-sufficient lives in a safe, stable neighborhood and to build the capacity organization we have for Paul’s Place to be a steadfast source of sustainable support. built together and its Yesterday, we focused on developing a core set of programs to address the systemic poverty in Pigtown. Paul’s Place has grown with the community to address the increased nutritional, health, educational, and social needs of potential for the future. low-income adults and children in our community. Thousands of volunteers, staff, in-kind and financial donors You are a key part of — some involved for all three decades — built a solid foundation for Paul’s Place and fueled the expansion of our programs. our success.” Today, we still offer the essential services strategically-developed over our first 30 years; and the demand for these services endures. But today, our sights are set higher — helping our neighbors become self-sufficient. We have infused an emphasis on case-management and employability in all our programs. Today, our program staff identify individuals who repeatedly access our essential services and refer them for case management, where they develop goals and strategies to address self-sufficiency challenges. Resumé and job-application assistance is available in our computer lab. Enhanced career and leadership training is a cornerstone of our Ambassador program. A concerted effort to build relationships with adult learners in South Learning Center’s on-site GED classes resulted in a 35% jump in retention, from 60% to 95%. And, a partnership with Goodwill Industries International adds a full range of employment services. Today, we raised $3 million for our future. “The Campaign for Paul’s Place” launched the next stage of growth in our programs to foster healthy, successful children and self-sufficient, stable families. It seeded the purchase of additional dilapidated houses to be rehabilitated as affordable housing, creating a safer, more stable neighborhood. And, The Campaign enabled renovation of our children’s program space, expansion of shower facilities, critical upgrades to our mechanical systems and kitchen drainage, and the purchase of the adjoining vacant house to build a Case-Management annex. Tomorrow, Paul’s Place will implement proven strategies and test new approaches to achieve our vision for family and neighborhood stability by 2020. Our long-range planning committee scanned the internal and external environments potentially limiting our success, organized focus groups of program participants, and visited similar organizations to create a thorough plan for the next three years that provides our roadmap. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow — as we reflect on our impact in our first 30 years and specifically this year, we are proud of the organization we have built together and its potential for the future. You are a key part of our success. We are ever grateful for the generosity and dedication of our donors, volunteers, partners and friends. Thank you!

Paul’s Place’s Mission: Paul’s Place is a catalyst and leader for change, improving the quality of life in the Washington Village/Pigtown neighborhood and the surrounding Southwest Denie Dulin William J. McLennan Baltimore communities. Paul’s Place provides programs, services and support President Executive Director that strengthen individuals and families, fostering hope, dignity, and growth. aul’s Place was founded in 1982 on practitioner to help our guests monitor their a vision to feed Baltimore’s poor and health and guide them to necessary medical homeless. We quickly grew from a mere services. This partnership has endured for P “Paul’s Place has given me “soup kitchen” to a robust organization offering 27 years, enabling the Clinic to add health services and programs that continue to evolve an opportunity to lend a counseling, flu shots, HIV testing, chronic with changing community needs. Our focus helping hand to those needing disease management, and access to low- or on helping families struggling to overcome the no-cost health care. care and assistance to reach effects of multi-generational poverty never wanes. Paul’s Place has offered an array of essential a stable status in society.” services for our neighbors over the years, including: Essential Services – Jeannie Pohlhaus, Our first program,Hot Lunch, has remained our former board President • an overnight shelter, and breakfast in our early core program for 30 years, providing free meals years in the church hall; and access to additional services. Originally • case management and affordable housing, soup and sandwiches twice a week, this program added in the last five years; has evolved to hearty, more nutritious lunches • emergency food, utility, and eviction assistance Yesterday five days a week. Now, Hot Lunch includes two and clothing distribution for nearly 30 years. servings of fresh produce daily and introduces All of these services provide hope, dignity, new foods to help our guests develop healthy and personal growth in the face of poverty. eating habits. Programs for Children The Nurses’ Clinic was established in 1986 by Kids in Pigtown have always needed a safe a University of professor and nurse place to play. From that need, Paul’s Place created two programs for elementary children in 1984 — a Saturday morning program and a Our home on ward street one-week summer camp in Baltimore County. With three homes in 30 years — a church hall, a

storefront, and now our center on Ward Street Operated continuously through three Paul’s

— Paul’s Place is always a welcoming, safe, Place relocations, these programs have expanded

respectful environment. Our permanent home since into eight after-school and summer programs for 1996, 1118 Ward Street provides the stability to elementary children, middle school boys and develop a full spectrum of services to meet the girls, and high school students. Each is focused holistic needs of our community. 30 Years of Service on academic achievement, mentoring, and college or career preparation.

3 oday, as Paul’s Place continues to provide a safety net for our our growing home on ward street neighbors in need, we have developed This year’s building renovation allowed us to expand T hank you for giving “T our program capacity. Specifically, rehabilitating a new programs to help families become more neighboring, vacant Ward St. rowhouse and adding stable and self-sufficient. We’re identifying me the opportunity it to our existing façade provided the space for our families and individuals in long-term crisis and to do something good Case Management program. The space features addressing the root causes of their challenges to with my life.” private meeting areas, a small, modern kitchenette help end their cycle of distress. – charles v. for healthy cooking demos, and a comfortable

Ambassador Volunteer Employment Assistance and Case Management waiting area for guests. Job-readiness training has long been offered as one component of our Ambassador volunteer education, substance abuse recovery, mental program. Adult literacy, GED, and computer health care, and more. Most importantly, they classes added in 2007 fortified our offerings. This create a plan to achieve those goals. Our case year, Paul’s Place formalized an employment manager provides accountability and coaching Today assistance program. While new Leadership and to help the individuals adjust their plans if Career Tracks in our Ambassador program circumstances change. emphasize career planning, our case manager Affordable and Safe Housing helps adults create structure for their job search. Through two innovative partnerships, Paul’s And a partnership with Goodwill adds a full Place is turning vacant houses into affordable range of employment services, including employ- homes and helping long-time residents remain ability training, employment-barriers assessment, in the community. Habitat for Humanity of the support-services referrals, and job placement. Chesapeake has renovated or rebuilt 13 houses Adults who repeatedly access our essential purchased by Paul’s Place for working-class services are referred for Case Management, a homeowners. ReBuilding Together has repaired critical point of intervention to help families roofs, weatherized homes, eliminated safety break the cycle of poverty. In one-on-one hazards, and otherwise made 40 homes safe sessions, our licensed clinical social worker offers — at no cost to the homeowners. This project immediate remediation, counseling and referrals also converted 10 vacant lots into community for individuals in or near crisis. Together, the guest gardens tended by Pigtown residents, improving and social worker identify goals for employment, 30 Years of Service the neighborhood safety, stability and civic pride.

5 he Paul’s Place vision is laser-focused on creating family and neighborhood Paul’s place vision Tstability by 2020. Our plan includes “Our longevity is a testimony By 2020, the individuals and families living in Southwest Baltimore City will have full access to four measurable short-term goals, building on to our ability to adapt and change high quality health care, education, employment three decades of steadfast support in our South- as community needs change. Staff and housing along with the other support west Baltimore community. The plan also allows and volunteer leaders share a necessary for stability and self-sufficiency. long-term flexibility to adjust programs and meet the changing but pressing needs of our neighbors. common vision that we are in the 3. Safe, Stable Neighborhood community for the long term.” 1. Healthy, Successful Children Fewer vacant houses, safer streets, and engaged Children will read proficiently by third grade – David Oros, board member and Campaign Co-Chair residents will stabilize our community. To that and remain on-grade-level through high school end, Paul’s Place will acquire four new properties graduation. Middle school students will have adult for development by Habitat for Humanity of the mentors. Students will participate in age-appro- Chesapeake; coordinate creation and implemen- priate health education focused on healthy eating, tation of a community-wide public-safety plan; physical activity and risk-reduction related to organize a community advisory board to engage Tomorrow drugs, gangs and violence. Parents will foster their residents in the future of Paul’s Place; and children’s academic success. These are just a few of advocate with community, city, and state partners the benchmarks that will ensure our children are for the needs of our community. healthy and prepared to succeed in school and beyond. 4. Sustainable Organization 2. Self-Sufficient, Stable Families To prepare for the future, Paul’s Place Families will have opportunities and the will strengthen capacity by positioning our necessary support to become self-reliant. That organization with neighborhood residents and means Ambassador volunteers will have personal external stakeholders as an anchor in South- development plans, learn job readiness skills west Baltimore. We will continue to build the through a structured curriculum, and have Board of Directors’ diversity and influence of the opportunities for volunteer roles with increasing board; develop a succession plan for governance, responsibility. Paul’s Place will fully-implement management, and staffing; and develop and the new employment program, intensify case implement a fiscal sustainability plan. management, and increase the number of families 30 Years of Service on-track to meet self-sufficiency related goals.

7 • Showers Health & Wellness Programs 954 showers Paul’s Place Paul’s Place seeks to provide all of Our fully-accessible shower is open five our neighbors with full access to high days a week during the morning and early Programs afternoon. Showers are available to community quality health care and the tools to members as often as needed, and Paul’s Place improve their health and well-being. supplies the towels, soap, shampoo, razors, Our Health & Wellness Programs shaving cream, deoderant, toothbrushes, and Services and toothpaste. give community members access to immediate, basic health services and • Laundry Service referrals to further care. 1,268 loads of laundry

Families without access to a washer and dryer • University of Maryland Nurses’ Clinic can have up to four loads of laundry per week 678 check-ups washed, dried, and folded by an Ambassador The Nurses’ Clinic is open weekly during the volunteer in exchange for one hour of volunteer Hot Lunch program so that guests can receive service per load. Paul’s Place provides the brief screenings and ask questions of medical laundry detergent and dryer sheets. staff. The clinic makes referrals for a variety of • Emergency Food Pantry • Affordable Housing medical, substance abuse and mental health Essential Services • Emergency Assistance 1,382 boxes of food and holiday food baskets 13th home renovated services, as well as administers screenings for Paul’s Place believes that every member 78 evictions and 166 utility cut-offs prevented Paul’s Place provides 3 days of food and other Paul’s Place partners with Habitat for Humanity HIV, cancer risk and other heath concerns. of the Southwest Baltimore community In partnership with the Fuel Fund of Maryland, emergency provisions including diapers, toiletries of the Chesapeake to acquire and rehabilitate the Federal Emergency Management Agency, should be afforded the opportunity to and baby formula to individuals and families houses on Ward Street and adjacent blocks. • Wellness Classes and Baltimore Gas & Electric, Paul’s Place referred by the Department of Social Services. Habitat selects the new homeowners through a 100 participants be self-sufficient and live in a safe, offers emergency assistance to prevent eviction In partnership with Graul’s Market, Paul’s Place rigorous application process and renovates the Paul’s Place helps adults in our neighborhood stable neighborhood. Our Essential and utility cut-offs for households in the also distributes baskets of Thanksgiving and homes; Paul’s Place provides the seed funding become fitter and healthier through the new 21223 and 21230 ZIP codes. Families apply Services provide sustenance and support winter holiday dinners so families can share to purchase the properties and supportive Walking Club of Pigtown and fitness classes for assistance through our case manager these traditions in their own homes. services to our new neighbors. in our Wellness Room including yoga, body to help low-income individuals and and are linked to budgeting classes and movement, and low-impact aerobics. Children families overcome the systemic, multi- other resources. • Market Place • Case Management and youth in our after-school programs take generational poverty so prevalent in 4,547 shopping visits 523 individuals daily physical education classes such as Southwest Baltimore. The Market Place is open three days a week for Our Case Manager, a licensed social worker, hip-hop dance, martial arts and gymnastics. shoppers to select gently-used clothing, shoes, helps individuals and families in or near crisis • Hot Lunch and household items as well as new socks and address underlying issues and develop 68,256 meals underwear at no cost. In the winter, community strategies to address future challenges. Paul’s Place serves a hearty, healthy meal five members can also find boots for themselves Through intensive counseling, immediate days a week for anyone in need. Our emphasis and their families through a partnership with assistance, and referrals to services not on nutrition ensures that our Hot Lunch guests Boots for Baltimore. offered by Paul’s Place, this intervention often eat at least one balanced meal a day. Hot helps course-correct and avert deeper crisis. Lunch was Paul’s Place’s first program and Case-management clients pursue life goals that continues to be our core program — it remains matter most to them — whether they are career, the most common access point for our neighbors health, family, or community focused — creating needing additional support. a plan and tracking progress toward their goals.

8 9 Health & Wellness Programs cont. • Computer Skills Training • 3-7 Academy 3,994 computer lab uses 15 participants • Women’s Club 39 women Paul’s Place’s 22-station computer lab is open Monday – Thursday, area high school students five days a week for four hours each day. Here, descend on Paul’s Place for after-school The Women’s Club meets weekly to socialize community members access the internet, email, academic help, SAT prep and leadership and work through challenges, finding positive social media, online benefits information, job development. Opportunities include mentoring solutions and essential support. This valuable applications, and Microsoft Office programs middle school students, paid internships network strengthens women’s self-esteem with the help of a Computer Lab Assistant. Two and other career development activities. and confidence and exposes them to new levels of computer classes are also offered in The laser focus: high school graduation and life experiences. six-week sessions throughout the year. college/career.

• Men’s Club • Ambassador Program • Summer Outings and Camps for Kids 51 men 29 volunteers contributed 19,231 hours 44 participants Neighborhood men come together weekly Education & Job Paul’s Place’s Ambassador program provides In the summer, this eight-week camp for 1st - 5th to address personal and community issues, Readiness Programs on-the-job employability training and referrals graders reinforces academic skills and exposes building a support network that develops to job-training programs for unemployed and kids to new experiences outside the neighbor- camaraderie, conflict resolution skills, and Paul’s Place strives to ensure that all underemployed community members. Many hood including horseback riding, stream walks discussions that foster strong supportive individuals and families have a full community members, including senior citizens and miniature golf. Reading, math, and social relationships. Club members volunteer four range of opportunities to improve and individuals with disabilities, give back by studies are emphasized throughout the activities. times a year at city social service agencies. • After-Three performing essential tasks for Paul’s Place. All After-School and their self-sufficiency and stability. Our 44 children Ambassadors earn points for each volunteer Summer Programs • Middle School Summer Camps Education & Job Readiness Programs offer hour toward payment of essential bills including Paul’s Place aspires to a future when all Children in 1st – 5th grades utilize the 24 participants continuing education opportunities for groceries, utilities, and rent. structured environment during after-school of our students are prepared to succeed The four-week summer camp for middle school hours to complete their homework, get adults seeking their GED or to improve students focuses extra summer energy in a in school and beyond. Our After-School additional tutoring, and have fun. These positive direction with social, academic and their skills for employment. They can elementary students participate in physical programs for 1st – 12th graders engage activity-based learning. Students are better do so in the same safe, supportive education, arts education, computer classes, students in stimulating activities that prepared for the school year in the fall as field trips, and service learning — all geared to Paul’s Place environment where they a result of the academic and leadership enhance their academic skills and improving reading and math comprehension development components of the camp: daily have found emergency and on-going and school attendance. personal growth. Our Summer Programs writing exercises, financial education classes, assistance with basic needs. offer new adventures for our students and team challenges. • Middle School Enrichment • Adult Literacy Classes while preventing summer learning loss 22 students • Arts-Entrepreneur Camp 41 adults enrolled and providing opportunities to develop Students in 6th – 8th grades gather at Paul’s 15 participants 2 adults earned high school diplomas Place after school for academic enrichment, career-related skills. We focus activities A four-week summer job camp offered at Paul’s In partnership with South Baltimore Learning leadership development, community service, and curriculum on those which develop Place by Art with a Heart, the Arts-Entrepreneur Center, Paul’s Place offers adult basic literacy, and team-building activities. Middle school Camp allows high schoolers to explore their pre-GED, and GED classes in eight-week responsibility, self esteem and personal students are matched with high school mentors creativity and learn technical artistic skills, sessions three times per year. Adult learners to foster an open, constructive peer-to-peer success — all key elements in creating customer service skills and more. Students strengthen their reading, math and computer relationship that may span beyond the Paul’s an upward trajectory. create works of art to sell at Baltimore’s own skills and prepare for the GED exam. Place walls. ArtScape, the country’s largest free arts festival. And, shadowing local employees, participants learn the arts business as well.

10 11 Annual Report 2012-13 Revenue FY13 July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013 Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bortner $2,500- $4,999.99 D. Stuart Bowers Public Support 28.87% - $803,013 Mr. Peter Bowe Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bryan Rental Income Assets Kate and David Cahouet Mr. and Mrs. R. Bayly Buck, III 1.95% - $63,048 Calvert Investment Counsel Edward W. Campbell, III Current Assets Donated Food, Goods & Services Chapin Davis Campbell Foundation, Inc. 16.34% - $526,276 Cash and cash equivalents $ 748,800 DHCD Patience M. Campbell Investment Income Investments $1,512,950 Ellicott Dredges, LLC Susan and Edward Cashman 5.96% - $192,195 Pledges receivable $ 193,585 Charles C. G. Evans, Jr. The Church of the Redeemer Annual Fundraising Event Other assets $ 10,624 Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc. Hacky Clark and Peter Dubeau 3.94% - $126,925 Total Current Assets $2,465,959 Gorfine, Schiller, & Gardyn Phillip A. Clough Foundation Support Ann and Michael Hankin CohnReznick LLP 46.88% - $1,509,411 Property, net of accumulated depreciation $3,385,570 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hemmendinger Ruth and Mac Cromwell Total: $3,219,390 Mrs. Katharine F. Baejter Hornady David and Alex Dalury J. C. Crothers Foundation DLA Piper US, LLP Other Assets Includes contributions to restricted endowment funds. Mrs. John H. Laporte Denie and Randy Dulin Pledges receivable, noncurrent $ 219,991 The Beaufort Foundation, Inc. Sandra Liotta and Carl Osterman Diane Dwyer and Joseph Gall Beneficial interest in assets held by Irrevocable Trust $ 119,000 $10,000+ The Kenneth S. Battye Laura and Frank Martien ENGPAC Beneficial interest in assets held by Baltimore Anonymous Charitable Trust Maryland Glass & Mirror Company Roger and Anne Eve Community Foundation (BCF) $ 15,147 Louise A. Armstrong Venable LLP Foundation Ms. Marguerite E. Mugge Mrs. Natasha Fields Total Other Assets $ 354,138 Baltimore City Foundation William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill NAIOP Maryland, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Franke Expenses FY13 July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013 The Bank of America Foundation Foundation O R Specialties, Inc. Joseph Frontera Total Assets $6,205,667 Brown Advisory George S. Rich Family Foundation Ms. Cindy Galli The Commonwealth Foundation, Inc. $5,000- $9,999.99 Ms. Kathleen St. John Mrs. Ethel Galvin H. Chase and Helen S. Davis St. John’s Church - GiveCorps BCF Fund for Neighborhoods Fund at BCF Western Run Parish Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Goad Administrative Expenses Liabilities and Net Assets BJ’s Charitable Foundation The Friendly Inn Association of St. Thomas’ Church - Graul’s Market, Inc. 4.39% - $112,600 Calvert Street Capital Partners. Inc. Current Liabilities Baltimore Garrison Forest Benjamin and Wendy Griswold Campbell & Company, Inc. Fundraising Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 108,672 Kaydon Ring and Seal, Inc. Patricia A. Stephens Gross Mendelsohn CPAs 12.42% - $318,045 Fuel Fund of Maryland, Inc. M&T Bank The Church of the Good Shepherd and Advisors Donald R. and Melanie M. Heacock Net Assets Mrs. Virginia W. Martin, in honor of Wells Fargo Bank, NA The Halle Family Program Services Mr. John P. Higinbothom, Jr. 83.19% - $2,128,870 Frank Martin, Jr. Mr. John P. Healy Unrestricted $4,152,770 Walter and Sharon Jachimski Maryland Department of Human $1,000- $2,499.99 Himmelrich Associates Temporarily restricted $1,256,572 James Riepe Family Foundation Total $2,559,515 Resources Samuel and Pamela Himmelrich Permanently restricted $ 687,653 Kaiser Permanente Mullen Andersen Children’s Mr. and Mrs. John S. Morton, III Ms. Carol Hoyle Total Net Assets $6,096,995 John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. Foundation and Trust Nextgen Foundation Charitable Trust Katharine Hunt Hudson - John and Suzanne Luetkemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Anderson The Orokawa Foundation in memory of Margaret and Total Liabilities and Net Assets $6,205,667 The Rhodes Family Ms. Jean E. Andon Ravens All Community Team Earle Harrison Hudson The Jim and Patty Rouse Charitable Anonymous Foundation Mrs. Anna V. Hughes Foundation, Inc. Backbone Mechanical Design, LLC The Rouse Company Foundation Joseph P. Cooke Charitable United Way of Central Maryland Cynthia W. Ballard A copy of Paul’s Place’s financial statement is available by written request or by calling The Salmon Foundation, Inc. Lead Unitrust 410-625-0775. Documents filed under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act can be Valley Motors, Inc. Baltimore Community Foundation The Jean & Sidney Silber William and Deborah Kissinger obtained from the Office of Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401, The Whiting-Turner Contracting James and Buff Barnes Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Lederer, IV 410-974-5521, for a small fee. Company Ed and Ellen Bernard STX Ethel M. Looram Foundation, Inc. Rufus and Sheila Williams Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Biede T. Rowe Price Program for Pam and Todd Bilger Mr. and Mrs. Stuart S. Janney, III Charitable Giving Ms. Karin L. Lundquist

12 13 Marine Memorial Chapel - James Anthony Steven and Joanne Cohen Charles and Daphne McLennan Mrs. William Trimble Janet D. Allan Religious Offerings Fund Ashland Presbyterian Church Caroline Coleman Robert and Mary McLewee Trinity Episcopal Church - Margaret and Phillip Allen Maryland Charity Campaign Mr. John S. Bainbridge Jr. The Columbia Bank William and Betty McMillan, Jr. Long Green Dorothy M. Anderson Maryland Hospital Supply Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bair Donna Costa Melville Thomas Architects, Inc. University of Maryland School Judd and Evy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William J. McLennan, Sr. James Barnes, Jr. Kent and Nancy Croft Robert L. and Cynthia B. Merbler of Nursing Frank and Susan Andrews, III Richard A. and Martha Moore Edward and Mary Bedford Mr. and Mrs. John Cullinane Milby Company Kathy Van Lanen Anonymous Mr. George A. Murnaghan Elizabeth R. Bilger Mrs. Rosalie C. Culver Josaphine Moncure Nicholas and Karen Visser Judith Armold The Nabit Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bond Joe and Blythe Davies National Philanthropic Trust Ms. Emily Ward Dorothy Atkinson Network for Good Ned and Lori Bourne Ms. Lindsey Davis G. Macy Nelson and Ann MacNeille Ron Warehime Martin and Marie Austin Number Ten Foundation Leslie Boyer Pierce Dunn and Lee Hoyt Herbert L. Parker Ms. Jacquelyn Weber Mrs. Maria and Mr. Dan Babich Marla and David Oros Grace S. Brush Erie Insurance Mr. Daniel J. Parlagreco Ms. Robin B. West Howard and Susan Baetjer Jr. Mr. J. R. Owens Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Ms. Deborah Flateman and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peterson Wilgis, Darrell & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Bagli, Jr. Ernie Paszkiewicz Chesapeake Bay Area Combined Mr. John Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Willey Anne and Tom Bailliere PHH Vehicle Management Services Federal Campaign Mr. G. Ross French Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pietila Margaret Wittich Barbara Baines Platt Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Chilcot Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fulchino Patricia B. Pineau Caroline H. and Steven D. Worrall Mr. and Mrs. Jon C. Baker P. N. and Elizabeth B. Powell Jr. Edward and Jeanne Clapp JPMorgan Chase & Co. $250- $499.99 John and Robbin Furst Jeannie D. Pohlhaus Patrick Worrall Lee and Marie Barker Harvey and Kathryn Ramsdell Mark and Victoria Collins E. Robert and Townsend Kent, Jr. The Abell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Garner John and Susan Powell Debbie Zapora in loving memory Ms. Linda Barker Keith Ramsey Combined Charity Campaign Edward and Margo Kissinger Anne D. Andrews Philip Ghassemieh Robert F. and Suzy Price of David A. Zapora Mr. Martin E. Barnes Raymond Family Fund S. Christopher Costa Ernest and Anne Levering Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Aneckstein Charles G. Gilbert Harry and Marian Randall Mr. Alan S. Zemla Burke L. Barrett Ralph and Rebecca Rigger Mrs. Sandra A. Crawford and Frederick and Georgianna Long Anonymous Give Back Foundation Frank and Patricia Reilly Ava Barron-Shasho Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Rodgville Charles W. Crawford Maryland Food Bank, Inc. Antique Exchange Emily C. Gonce Drummond S. Rice Up to $250 Margaret Barthel McConnell Consulting Group W. Charles Rogers, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Crossland Mahlon and Anne Apgar Jack and Margaret Goodman Ms. Jaye Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Basil Acey Delmar Bartlett MECU of Baltimore Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Ms. Alison Cullinane Arch Insurance Group Mr. Justin Gradolf Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cranston Melany Adamcio Mrs. C. Marshall Barton Ms. Christine E. Meket Sertoma of Greater Baltimore Jane and David Daniels Art With A Heart, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graham Lisa K. and Gary F. Riggin Harold and Janice Adams Mary W. Barton Miller Family Gift Fund Leticia C. Sexton Anthony and Kathryn Deering Jennifer L. Auman Greenspring Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Ross Adams Rev. Charles L. Barton and Harvey and Margaret Miller M. Sigmund and Barbara K. Shapiro Rhoda M. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. E. Collin Back James and Katherine Guyton Lucy Robins and Kevin Larrowe Theodore Adams Debra D. Donnelly-Barton Mary J. Miller Mary K. Shaughnessy James A. Dunbar Elliott and Marianne Badder Mrs. Michelle Haczewski Ms. Katie Rodgers Advance Business Systems Michael Beer Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nagy, Jr. Ms. Sarah K. Slingluff Cynthia Egan Mayer & Will Baker Jennifer Hains Anne and Joseph Sachs Mary M. and Peter C. Agre Rayanne Beers Tim and Sylvia Parker St. James Church - Monkton Employees Charity Organization of Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Mrs. Cathleen Hanson Howard and Liz Schindler Charles Albert Mr. and Mrs. John Beever Lynn and Philip Rauch St. Paul’s School Northrop Grumman Bank of America Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hardiman Mr. and Mrs. H. Jack Schwartz Charles and Elizabeth Albert Ms. Patrice Bell Salesforce Foundation Charlotte and Paul Tarantino Alex and Anita Enrique Mr. and Mrs. Scott Barhight Mrs. Barbara Hathaway Jason and Julie Sharp James and Linda Alderman Emile Bendit Saratoga Insurance Brokers TESSCO Technologies Mr. Luke Eshleman Jane and Richard Barton Mr. Bob Hodges Yoshinobu and Kathleen Shiota Aristides and Dorothy Alevizatos Mary Benedict Kenneth and Suzanne Singleton The Griffin Family Charitable Wilson and Bunny Fewster John & Mary Ann Beckley Alexander and Aubrey Bailey Richard Slaven D. Jean Alger Ms. Teena Bergsma Foundation, Inc. Andrew W. and Ellen K. Fish St. David’s Church Pilar Benassi Peter and Barbie Horneffer Sonia L. Socha Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Berkeley The Women’s Club of Catonsville Ms. Kelly Flannery Hugh and Katherine Stierhoff Miss Courtney Bourne The A.C. and Penney Hubbard Daniel A. South Sara Anne Thompson Robert Fraley and Kirsten Maggart Mrs. Charles L. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Boutilier Foundation, Inc. Kevin and Barbara Spencer Ms. MonicaTucker Mr. Michael Frank Terminal Corporation Ms. Leslie Bowyer Deirdre D. Huddles Mrs. Michelle Spencer The Robb & Elizabeth Tyler Mrs. Linda K. Fredeking William and Estelle Turney Ms. Hilary S. Bronder F. Patrick Hughes Philip and Melissa Spevak Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Glenn U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Mr. Thomas M. Bruggman Rodica I. Johnson Ms. Audra Spouse Van Dyke Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kingdon Gould, Jr. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Marjorie Buchanan Kappa Delta Sorority St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church Patrick and Margaret Walsh Francis and Caroline Grumbine Program Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. James Kennedy St. Thomas Church - Homestead Womble, Carlyle, Sandridge & Rice Ms. Carol Haislip Ward-Boland Associates, Inc. Budzynski Kent Fisher, Inc. The Stieff Family Foundation Andrew and Janet Hartman Mr. Hugo Warns James and Regina Campbell Bob and Pedie Killebrew Mr. and Mrs. David L. Strauss $500- $999.99 Mrs. Barbara Himmelrich Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson Webb Anthony and Eleanor Carey Ronald and Mary Leach John and Cheryl Strom The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Aarsand Mr. and Mrs. John J. Horner Mr. Steven J. Cericola Mary and Robert Locke Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Stump Foundation Judy and Franklin Adkinson Monika Houstoun Suzanne E. Chapelle Ronald Maher, Jr. Katherine M. Sullivan Thomas and Margaret Wright Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Albert, IV Mrs. Harriett S. Iglehart John and Jodie Childs William Martin Kenneth and Laura Thompson Ms. Elizabeth Zambito Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Scott Iodice John Claster Mr. and Mrs. James M. McCormack Rosalie and G. Myers Tilghman, III Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Jenkins, II Daniel and Cynthia McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Topping 14 15 Mrs. William E. 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