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2 Mission Statement 3 Executive Message 5 Program Highlights 13 Programs, Partners, & Schools
20 Maritime Magic 21 Financial Overview 22 Donated Goods and Services 25 Contributors
28 Advisory Boards 29 Staff List BC Board of Trustees

Living Classrooms Foundation is a non-profit organization, operated for the benefit of the community at large, providing
hands-on education and job skills training for students from diverse backgrounds, with a special emphasis on serving at-risk
youth. The Foundation uses maritime settings, community revitalization projects and other challenging learning environments,
and a low staff to student ratio. Our “learning by doing” education programs emphasize the applied learning of math, science,
literacy, history, economics, and ecology. Key objectives of all Living Classrooms programs are career development,
community service, elevating self-esteem, and fostering multicultural exchange.
We join the students, staff, and trustees of Living Classrooms Foundation in thanking our community for
its support across more than two decades of our mission to help young people realize and reach their
full potential as individuals and citizens. The Foundation focuses on three areas:
ƒ providing hands-on education and employment training to economically disadvantaged
youth and young adults living in high-risk environments
ƒ educating youth from diverse backgrounds about the environment and
stewardship responsibility
ƒ educating the public about the region’s maritime history and heritage

In this report, we focus on these three areas, and report on major milestones and plans for
future developments.

Employment Training and Hands-on Education

The Foundation’s workforce development and job-training programs have enjoyed notable success in
helping youth and young adults turn around troubled lives, overcome obstacles, and make the most
of their promise. The key objective for all of Living Classrooms’ workforce development programs is
to provide disadvantaged individuals with the education, opportunities, and resources necessary to
achieve success.

The Foundation uses real-world situations as the platform for employment training. Our Project
SERVE/Re-entry Program, for example, provides on-the-job training to ex-offenders who gain
employment skills through their work improving impoverished neighborhoods. The services they
provide, such as maintaining city parks, removing trash from city streets and waterways, and
boarding and cleaning vacant properties, contribute to the increased stability and health of the
community. Project SERVE creates a venue for ex-offenders, who face major challenges when

EXECUTIVE
returning home from prison, to engage in a supportive, “stepping-stone” work experience. We
currently serve 150 individuals per year and are aiming to double this number in the next three years.

The Crossroads School is a Title I school, with over 89% of students receiving free or reduced-price
lunches. While this concentration of economically disadvantaged students is often a sad predictor
of low academic achievement, The Crossroads School is among the top performing public middle

MESSAGE
schools in Baltimore. In its sixth year of operation, the school continues to demonstrate the efficacy
of our educational approach of combining hands-on learning experiences with college-preparatory
standards. Among the first three graduating classes, 100% of students are enrolled in high school,
including some of the area’s most prestigious public and private schools. Due to this success, Living
Classrooms Foundation has long-term plans to expand Crossroads to a K-8 school, beginning with
the addition of a fifth grade in fall 2008.

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A dozen or more blocks north of the harbor shoreline in East Baltimore, Living Classrooms is
implementing a ten-year plan to improve the education and career prospects of children and adults,
create revitalized and safer communities, and break the cycle of poverty. In partnership with the City,
the Foundation has identified two East Baltimore communities as Targeted Investment Zones, chosen
because of their need for specific educational and workforce development resources and services
that the Foundation has expertise in providing. Several of our programs serving these targeted
communities are showing early signs of success that warrant increasing their capacity in order to
serve even more residents.
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Living Classrooms programs transform the
lives of young people in Baltimore with
a connection to the wonders of the world
outside of our city. This hands-on learning
experience prepares young people to
become dynamic individuals who lift up
others in their community.
Baltimore City Mayor Sheila Dixon
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Environmental Education
Living Classrooms Foundation serves hundreds of schools throughout the mid-Atlantic region each
year with academic enrichment and environmental education. These programs are designed to
supplement and enhance school curriculum, build literacy, and emphasize the applied learning of
math, science, language arts, history, economics, and ecology.
Our programs take place aboard historic ships, in schools, in the community, on the Chesapeake Bay,
and at our various campuses throughout the Baltimore and Washington, DC areas. Living Classrooms is
one of the Maryland State Department of Education’s preferred sources for providing a state-mandated
Chesapeake Bay Meaningful Experience. Our shipboard education and environmental outreach
programs help schools fulfill this requirement while providing students with a hands-on, motivating
experience that makes learning fun and encourages environmental stewardship.
The Foundation’s recent merger with Discovery Creek Children’s Museum incorporates the shared
mission to provide environmental education utilizing natural and historic settings, and is enabling us
to serve an additional 10,000 youth in the National Capital Region. The National Capital Region presents
Living Classrooms Foundation with a rich opportunity for replicating and expanding our successful
programs. Thanks to funding from the U.S. Department of Labor, Living Classrooms is implementing
our Fresh Start program for at-risk youth in the DC area, in addition to Baltimore’s Targeted Investment
Zones. More programs are sure to come.
Maritime Heritage and History
On Baltimore’s waterfront, Living Classrooms maritime programs and museums are educating area
youth and visitors from around the world about maritime history and heritage, while preserving
national historic landmarks. Our new headquarters, the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime
Park and Museum, opened in 2006 and offers public educational programming and hands-on exhibits
focusing on our region’s rich African-American maritime history and shipbuilding traditions. The
Maritime Park and Museum, historic ships we manage and preserve at the Inner Harbor, and other
maritime treasures and sites around the harbor, comprise the National Historic Seaport of Baltimore.
The generosity of our supporters has had an amazing impact on the education, self-sufficiency, and
lives of thousands of young people throughout the region. We encourage you to read more about the
work and progress of Living Classrooms, and to visit our web site at www.livingclassrooms.org.
Please accept our sincere thanks for your very important support.
Atwood Collins, III James Piper Bond
Chairman, Board of Trustees President and CEO
FOUNDED IN BALTIMORE IN 1985, LIVING CLASSROOMS FOUNDATION HAS GROWN INTO AN EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC
FORCE THAT COMBINES ONE OF THE CITY’S MOST CHERISHED ASSETS—ITS BEAUTIFUL AND HISTORIC HARBOR—WITH
ONE OF ITS MOST OVERLOOKED—THE THOUSANDS OF BRIGHT, AMBITIOUS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS STRUGGLING TO
SUCCEED AGAINST TERRIBLE ODDS. WHAT BEGAN WITH ONE PROGRAM IN ONE CITY HAS GROWN INTO DOZENS OF PROGRAMS
ACROSS A REGION THAT NOW ENCOMPASSES WASHINGTON, DC, VIRGINIA, AND MARYLAND.

Living Classrooms has developed a distinctive competency in

experiential learning—literally learning by direct experience—
or what we call “learning by doing.” These experiences take place at
many “living classrooms” on our various campuses, including maritime museums
and ships, and in neighborhood and community settings. We apply our “learning
by doing” approach in three focus areas:
• providing education and employability training for youth and young adults
living in high-risk environments
• facilitating hands-on learning experiences that inspire students to become
true stewards of the environment
• educating the public and students about the significance of the region’s
maritime heritage and its role in shaping who we are as a community
and nation
While each of these focus areas is distinct, in combination they create a powerful
synergy. Our maritime heritage programs create opportunities for employment
training. Our environmental programs reach out to youth in underserved
communities. Our employability programs create stronger communities that are
better prepared to exercise environmental stewardship.

In the following pages, you will read about Living Classrooms

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Foundation’s successful programs and future endeavors to
benefit youth and the larger community.

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 LIVING CLASSROOMS FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO
LIVE IN HIGH-RISK ENVIRONMENTS
I am thoroughly
impressed by the LIVING CLASSROOMS FOUNDATION BELIEVES…
commitment of ƒ Effective education and employability training can create promising
futures for youth and young adults living in high-risk environments.
Living Classrooms ƒ The challenges confronting those living in these distressed
communities can be fixed.
to the education of
ƒ Hands-on learning and skills training are the best ways to
children, and am accomplish both.

continually inspired HANDS-ON EDUCATION AND

EMPLOYABILITY TRAINING
by the innovative
efforts used to Living Classrooms’ hands-on education
and job training programs range from
educate children d i
educational l enrichment
i h programs,
including after-school and community
through interactive outreach programs, to operating a
Baltimore City public charter middle
learning models. school, The Crossroads School, one of
the first charter schools in Maryland.
Living Classrooms This expeditionary learning school
extends rigorous academic learning
Foundation is changing into the community through authentic
education in Baltimore hands-on learning experiences,
service learning, and field work.
for the better. The Foundation’s employability training
Dr. Nancy Grasmick, State and workforce development programs
Superintendent of Schools help disadvantaged youth and young
adults to overcome obstacles, including
lack of education, lack of skills, poor
work history, history of substance abuse
or criminal behavior, and childcare
and transportation barriers. Our
programs help youth address these
challenges by teaching them marketable
job skills such as professionalism,
communication, and problem-solving,
and providing opportunities for academic
remediation and continuing education.
Here are examples of how Living
Classrooms’ education and employability
training programs create new
opportunities for individuals and the
communities in which they live:
THE CROSSROADS SCHOOL
Founded in 2002, The Crossroads School
is a public middle school operated
by Living Classrooms Foundation on
our East Harbor and Douglass-Myers
Maritime Park campuses through a
contract with the Baltimore City Public
School System. The school was selected
as one of the first charter schools in
Maryland and draws disadvantaged
students from East Baltimore
elementary schools. Crossroads is a
Title I school with over 89% of students
receiving free or reduced-price lunches.
The school’s core mission is to raise
student achievement by combining
college-preparatory academic
standards with hands-on, project-
based learning experiences. Now in
its sixth year of operation, Crossroads
has had many accomplishments:
ƒ Met Adequate Yearly Progress
goals as required by No Child
Left Behind on the Maryland
School Assessment in all four
years it has been administered.
ƒ Has maintained a high attendance
rate (annual average 96.2%).
ƒ Has had a high promotion rate
(annual average 95.3%).
Of the 125 Crossroads graduates, 18%
attend private schools, 42% attend
innovative charter schools, 38%
attend citywide high schools, and 2%
attend zone high schools. Tracking
information for graduates include an
average daily high school attendance
rate of 92% and an average promotion
rate of 99%. Academically, in high
school assessment results, 96% have
passed Biology, 79% have passed
Government, 71% have passed Algebra,
and 59% have passed English.

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In 2008, The Crossroads School was
awarded a new five year contract and
received one of the highest metrics given
to any Baltimore City Charter School.
CARMELO ANTHONY YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT CENTER
A new Living Classrooms campus, the
Carmelo Anthony Youth Development
Center was created in partnership with
the Carmelo Anthony Foundation and
the Housing Authority of Baltimore City.
Carmelo Anthony, an NBA star and
native Baltimorean, has pledged $1.5
million over five years to reopen the
Youth Development Center, a 29,000
square foot facility located in East
Baltimore. The Carmelo Anthony Youth
Development Center responds to the
community’s need for intervention
that supports the academic and
social development of disadvantaged
youth. The children and youth served
reside primarily in public housing
and low-income neighborhoods and
their communities lack many of the
services found in more affluent areas.
The program provides services in
five core areas: Education and Career
Development, Character and Civic
Development, Health and Life Skills,
The Arts and Cultural Enrichment, and
Sports and Recreation. In addition, the
Center hosts community events such
as immunization and lead screening,
youth workshops and conferences, job
fairs, family night activities, basketball
tournaments, holiday meals and events,
and an eight-week summer camp.
The Youth Development Center is open
seven days per week. Currently, more
than 200 youth, primarily from six
public housing sites, are enrolled.
LIVING CLASSROOMS OF THE A new partnership with The City Kids Living Classrooms of
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Wilderness Project will provide year-
Since expanding to Washington, DC round environmental programming to the National Capital
in 2001, Living Classrooms of the urban youth, including a wilderness
National Capital Region (LC-NCR) is program in Jackson-Hole, Wyoming. Region is vital to the
now serving over 20,000 youth each
continued education
year with educational outreach in Project SERVE
schools, environmental enrichment
Since 1988, Project SERVE (Service and employment of
programs aboard historic ships and
- Empowerment - Revitalization -
at Discovery Creek campuses, and
Volunteerism - Employment Training) youth in underserved
workforce development programming.
has employed disadvantaged young
adults and ex-offenders who are
neighborhoods in the
In partnership with Center City
Consortium, 21st Century Community “re-entering” society in a productive DC metropolitan region.
Learning Centers, DC Public Schools, work experience that aims to improve
and Capital One, LC-NCR provides the the quality of life for city residents. While Living Classrooms will
K.I.D.S After School Program (Kids receiving intensive support services
Improving DC’s Southside) at two and employability/on-the-job training, continue to benefit the
participants work in teams to provide
schools in Southeast, Washington,
DC. This daily program, serving direct services to downtown areas exciting revitalization
and impoverished City neighborhoods.
each school’s 6th to 8th grade
students and other DC area students, To date, this initiative has:
of our urban areas.
focuses on local and international ƒ boarded and cleaned more Congresswoman
communities as well as the arts. than 15,000 vacant properties Eleanor Holmes Norton
Living Classrooms of the National Capital ƒ cleaned, improved, and maintained
Region continues to offer workforce streets, alleys, and vacant lots in
development programming to DC youth, the McElderry Park community
thanks to funding from the Annie E.
Casey Foundation, and has received
funding from the U.S. Department of
Labor to replicate the Foundation’s
award-winning Fresh Start program
serving adjudicated and at-risk youth.
Living Classrooms is partnering with
Forest City-Washington to construct
an education center along the
Anacostia River’s edge in Southeast,
DC. Just blocks away from the home
of the Washington Nationals sits
The Yards, formerly known as the
Southeast Federal Center, which
will include the anchor site for the
Foundation’s community-based
programs in Washington, DC.

ƒ completely rehabbed
12 vacant houses
ƒ completed outstanding
workorders and provided
Living Classrooms renovations to twenty-eight
community schools and centers
opens doors of ƒ oversaw the building of
the Mikulski Workforce
opportunity that can Development Center for Living
Classrooms Foundation
change the course
ƒ completed eight wheelchair
of children’s lives access ramps for
housebound individuals
by empowering ƒ provided exterior repairs and
them through a improvements on 68 homes
owned by individuals with low
comprehensive and or moderate incomes within
the Empowerment Zones
innovative approach. ƒ provided commercial mowing,
cleaning, and maintenance
Maria Welch, Chair of the Governor’s
Commission on Hispanic Affair within 15 city parks and their
surrounding neighborhoods
ƒ provided a cleaning crew
to maintain Baltimore’s
Inner Harbor Promenade
over the past three years
ƒ provided a work crew to clean
trash and debris from vacant
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houses and alleys within the
East Baltimore community
near Johns Hopkins Hospital
ƒ identified and removed invasive
plant species within Baltimore
city creeks and shorelines
ƒ provided more than 45,000
hours of other critically needed
community services.
These results have been achieved while
providing job training, education, life
skills, and leadership development
to Project SERVE participants.
Project SERVE provides real solutions,
and its positive impact on young lives
ripples out to family members and
the entire community. The majority
of those we serve live in poverty and
endure exposure to drugs, crime, and
violence daily in their East Baltimore
neighborhoods. Many participants
have been involved in substance abuse
and criminal activity themselves. This
program provides a venue for individuals
to turn their lives around and build a
positive future and environment. Today,
75% of Project SERVE graduates are
employed or have returned to school and
are giving back to their communities.
In the past three years, Project SERVE
has significantly increased the number
of program participants from 25 per
year to more than 150, increased the
number of work contracts from three to
eight, and expanded the annual program
budget from $450,000 to more than $1.5
million. The program aims to employ
300 individuals in the next three years.
SAFE STREETS
Safe Streets is a public health and
educational campaign that aims to
reduce shootings and homicides in
several East Baltimore communities,
where homicide is one of the
greatest risk factors for teenagers
and young adults, ages 14-25.
The program is modeled after the
Chicago Ceasefire initiative, which
has been very successful in reducing
shootings over the past ten years.
The core strategy of Safe Streets is to
engage community stakeholders in
planning and carrying out community
activities, to develop public responses to
shootings and homicides, and to educate
and mobilize residents to take the
streets back from criminals and gangs.
Living Classrooms, the Baltimore City
Health Department, and East Baltimore
service organizations and religious
communities have created a coalition to
put this organized strategy into action.
Under the leadership of Leon Faruq,
the Foundation has hired ex-offenders
who have been successful in turning
their lives around to become Safe
Streets outreach workers. These
men and women, who have “street
credibility,” are now working the streets
in a positive capacity to reach youth
and provide alternatives that will steer
them towards a better life. Outreach
workers canvass the streets, often until
late into the night, and intervene and
mediate situations to prevent shootings.
The Safe Streets office, a converted
rowhouse, is often used for outreach
workers to facilitate conflict resolution
as well as to provide clients appropriate
connections and referrals, including
GED and job-training programs,
professional counseling, transitional
housing, and health and family services.
In Safe Streets’ first year, there have
not been any fatalities in this area, and
shootings have been reduced by 70%.
LIVING CLASSROOMS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION AND STEWARDSHIP
LIVING CLASSROOMS FOUNDATION BELIEVES…
ƒ The best approach to environmental education is to expose students directly to the environment’s
majesty and its fragility.
ƒ Our environmental programs offer teachers highly effective means to bring their lesson plans to life.
ƒ Environmental experiences and education are valuable to all children, and especially to children in
underserved communities, who are too often denied such exposure.
The following describes the Foundation’s efforts to educate youth and create awareness about the environment:

ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Living Classrooms’ environmental
education programs combine the
application of academic skills with
hands-on learning experiences
that emphasize environmental
stewardship, and stress hands-
on learning of math, science, and
history. The Foundation is one of
the top organizations designated
by the Maryland State Department
of Education to provide students
in over 300 public schools with
a state-mandated Chesapeake
Bay Meaningful Watershed
Educational Experience. Our
shipboard and environmental
education outreach programs help
schools fulfill this requirement
while directly engaging students
with the environment.
MASONVILLE COVE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER
Living Classrooms Foundation is working with the Brooklyn and Curtis Bay Coalition, the Port of Baltimore, and the National
Aquarium in Baltimore to create and manage the Masonville Cove Environmental Education Center, a unique, urban nature
center located on Masonville Cove on the Patapsco River’s Middle Branch. The Center will include a building, parking and
picnic areas, a bird sanctuary, hiking trails, a pier, and several tidal and non-tidal wetlands. Living Classrooms is working to
develop and implement a coordinated school and community outreach program for youth living in the Brooklyn, Curtis Bay,
and Cherry Hill communities.
This initiative will be based on Living Classrooms’ successful Meaningful Watershed Environmental Education program, which
works with urban youth to understand and prevent the environmental effects of pollution and runoff in their own backyards.
Through the project, students learn about the water cycle, explore the concept of watersheds, learn about their own sub-
watershed, and employ mapping skills as they locate the storm drains on their school property and in their neighborhoods.
Students are also involved in monitoring, protection, and restoration activities such as trash pick-up and recycling. They create
and install rain barrels, stencil storm drains, and design and install native garden habitats. As students living near the Middle
Branch learn about and help to improve their own neighborhoods, they will become the community’s future leaders.
KINGMAN ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER AND DISCOVERY CREEK
Living Classrooms of the National Capital Region (LC-NCR) was selected by the DC Deputy Mayor’s Office for Planning and
Economic Development to coordinate the design, management, and fundraising efforts for the Kingman Island Environmental
Center. Kingman Island is a 45-acre parcel and the adjacent Heritage Island is five acres. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
created Kingman and Heritage Islands in 1916 from dredged sediment taken from the Anacostia River. The islands are adjacent

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to RFK Stadium and were originally planned as park space for the surrounding neighborhoods. Once the islands are developed,
LC-NCR will coordinate with other educational organizations to provide hands-on environmental programming.
In 2007, Living Classrooms of the National Capital Region was invited to manage Discovery Creek Children’s Museum of
Washington. Discovery Creek programming is committed to helping all children experience, appreciate, and become stewards
of the natural environment through hands-on learning activities. The Kingman Island site will become a base of operations for
Discovery Creek programming.

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Living Classrooms
Foundation is an
example of a highly
successful program
LIVING CLASSROOMS FOR MARITIME
HERITAGE AND PRESERVATION
LIVING CLASSROOMS FOUNDATION BELIEVES…
ƒ Our region’s rich maritime heritage is an engaging lens through which people can
come to understand the broader history and culture of our community and nation.

that effectively
changes people’s lives
by preparing them for
new opportunities.
Congressman Elijah E. Cummings
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ƒ Our shipboard education programs offer teachers highly effective means to bring
their lesson plans to life.
ƒ Hands-on experiences make the life and times of the people who served on our
vessels and stood watch in our lighthouses come vividly alive for our visitors.
The following are examples of Living Classrooms Foundation’s programs and affiliates that
focus on maritime history and education:
NATIONAL HISTORIC
SEAPORT OF BALTIMORE
In partnership with the City and State,
Living Classrooms Foundation manages
the National Historic Seaport of Baltimore,
an umbrella organization unifying the
historic sites and neighborhoods around
the Inner Harbor. The National Historic
Seaport promotes historic preservation
and heritage tourism, and creates
living classrooms for education and job
training opportunities. Living Classrooms
manages the following entities as part of
the Seaport and uses these venues and
partnerships for educational enrichment:
the Historic Ships at the Inner Harbor
(USS Constellation, Coast Guard
Cutter Taney, Lightship Chesapeake,
Submarine Torsk, and Seven Foot
Knoll Lighthouse) and the Frederick
Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park
and Museum. Other partnerships with
sites such as Fort McHenry add value as
rich educational resources. The Friends
of Fort McHenry is this national park’s
recognized friends group. It provides
land/sea education programs for youth
and has helped to lead the effort for
the new $14 million visitor education
center planned for completion in time
for the bicentennial of the war of 1812.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS-ISAAC MYERS
MARITIME PARK AND MUSEUM
The Frederick Douglass–Isaac
Myers Maritime Park and Museum,
located in Fells Point, one block away
from the Foundation’s East Harbor
Campus, opened in June 2006. This
“living classroom” is another historic
venue for educational enrichment
and real-world connections.
This $14 million Living Classrooms
campus celebrates the contributions of
the African-American community in the
development of Baltimore’s maritime
industry, and is a premier African-
American heritage tourism destination.
The site honors and interprets
Baltimore’s rich African-American
maritime history, with a focus on the
lives of Frederick Douglass, who lived
in Fells Point and worked in Baltimore
shipyards, and Isaac Myers, who led
14 other free black leaders in founding
the Chesapeake Marine Railway and
Drydock Company as the first African-
American owned shipyard in the country.
The Douglass-Myers Maritime Park
and Museum features dynamic public
programming, employment training,
and hands-on education for youth.
The campus houses an expansion of
the Foundation’s current educational
and job-training programs, as well
as interpretive history programs for
students and the visiting public. The
Maritime Park, which includes the
restored 200 year-old historic Sugar
House building (Alex. Brown Maritime
Education Center) and the adjacent
Weinberg Education Pavilion, features
a working shipyard, historic marine

railway, hands-
on exhibits, and
sculptures honoring
Douglass and
Myers. Visitors can
observe our students and shipwrights
working on historic ships on-site.
The Frederick Douglass–Isaac Myers
Maritime Park and Museum is located on
the Baltimore Waterfront Promenade at
Thames and Caroline Streets, near the
original location of Myers’ shipyard. The
campus is a new Baltimore landmark
and center for discovery and learning
about an important part of our history.
It is also home to the North Star Bistro,
a new restaurant opened by New
Orleans native Ellis Marsalis, Jr. and
Dimitris Spiliadis of the Black Olive
restaurant. A core component of
this partnership is the opportunity it
affords to provide on-the-job training
for youth and young adults.
NEW INITIATIVES
W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION NEW OPTIONS INITIATIVE
Living Classrooms Foundation was invited by the
Kellogg Foundation to become one of a select
group of organizations to help create and pilot
the New Options Initiative (NOI). NOI is intended
to address the needs of out-of-school youth for
careers that provide a living wage, benefits, and
defined pathways to advancement, and to meet
the needs of the business community as well.
KELLOGG HAS FUNDED LIVING CLASSROOMS TO PILOT
NOI IN THE BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON REGION.
By partnering with major employers and key
community stakeholders, we are working to
create an innovative model that will appeal both
to out-of-school youth and to businesses, and that
will draw upon the insights, skills, and resources
of all our partners. The NOI concept is analogous
to the familiar FICO’s credit scoring system that
was created by Fair Issac’s. FICO is a “sort &
score” system utilized by the lending industry to
reduce risk to the lender, as well as the borrower.
Living Classrooms will develop a similar system
that measures and places value on out-of-school
youths’ accomplishments in three areas: Education
(traditional, financial, and technology), Healthy
Living/Self-Sufficiency (healthy choices, housing,
transportation, and community connections), and
Career Development (career readiness, career
exploration, and work experience). As with the
FICO system, the goal of this prototype will be to
encourage hiring by reducing the employer’s risk,
and increase the potential employee’s appeal
by increasing skill levels and job readiness.
EASTSIDE TARGETED INVESTMENT ZONE INITIATIVE
Living Classrooms Foundation is embarking on
a ten-year effort to improve the education, career
prospects, and self-sufficiency of Baltimore’s
Eastside children and adults in order to help break
a cycle of poverty and revitalize the communities
served. Many of Living Classrooms’ most
successful programs already serve the targeted
community and we will increase their capacities
in order to serve many more residents.
Just blocks north and east of the Foundation’s
East Harbor Campus are some of the city’s
most economically and socially disadvantaged
neighborhoods including the Perkins Homes
and Fayette Street Corridor neighborhoods and
McElderry Park. We have identified these areas
as part of a “Targeted Investment Zone (TIZ).”
Living Classrooms engaged in an 18-month
planning process funded by the Annie E. Casey
Foundation to identify this zone within East
Baltimore and the desired results, as well as
successful models, community resources, and key
partners. The Foundation’s efforts are inspired by
Geoffrey Canada and the Harlem Children’s Zone.
In partnership with the City, the initiative will target
the resources and talents of Living Classrooms
and our partners in improving performance in
school and at work among residents in these
neighborhoods. By helping people develop the
academic, social, and vocational tools that lead
to success in school and work, we will also
realize positive changes in the health of the
entire neighborhood. Important indicators of
neighborhood health that the Foundation will seek
to improve include juvenile crime, adult crime,
recidivism, and student/school performance.
The program design focuses on education and
workforce development. Living Classrooms
will partner with six local elementary and
middle schools and the Baltimore Curriculum
Project. Living Classrooms’ Carmelo Anthony
Youth Development Center and Safe Streets
office are community resource hubs within the
Living Classrooms Foundation
Target Investment Zone. The Crossroads School
serves youth residing in the targeted zone, and
Living Classrooms’ Project SERVE program
is focusing on the physical improvement of
the targeted area. Project SERVE is already
responsible for the City’s Bureau of Solid Waste’s
work in the McElderry Park area of the TIZ.
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 Living Classrooms
Foundation is
building opportunities
for a better
Baltimore through
innovative, hands-on
programming and a
clear commitment to
stronger and safer
communities.
Brian Billick,
Living Classrooms Foundation Trustee

Living Classrooms Foundation, with their work at Crossroads School and other programs for Baltimore
City students, understands the importance of giving students the opportunity for hands-on learning.
Experiential learning gives students the opportunity or authentic experiences to engage them in their
own learning and to maximize their achievement and skill development. I thank Living Classrooms
Foundation for their contribution and partnership with the Baltimore City Public School System.
Dr. Andres Alonso, CEO
12 Baltimore City Public Schools
PROGRAMS, PARTNERS, AND SCHOOLS

Living Classrooms Foundation

Baltimore Urban Gardening with Students (BUGS) After School Program | Bay Buddies | Career Starters | Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center | Center for Talented Youth
The Crossroads School | Fresh Start | Girls’ Empowerment Mission (GEM) Program | Living Classrooms of the National Capital Region | Masonville Cove Environmental Education Center
O’Brien Sailing Center | Project SERVE and Re-Entry Initiative | School Leadership in Urban Runoff Reduction Project (SLURRP) | Schoolyard Stewards | Safe Streets
Shipboard & Environmental Outreach Programs | Target Investment Zone | The Turning the Corner Achievement (T-CAP) Program | National Historic Seaport of Baltimore
Friends of Fort McHenry | Frederick Douglass – Isaac Myers Maritime Park and Museum | Historic Ships at the Inner Harbor 13

Career Starters has
helped prepare me for
adulthood and guide me
to becoming successful in
life. The staff believed in
me when I didn’t believe
in myself.
Shauntel Dotson,
Career Starters program participant
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Baltimore Urban Gardening with Students
(BUGS) After School Program
The BUGS After School Program brings
experiential education to children who
live in challenging urban environments
near the city jail, and provides them with
the support and skills needed to grow
academically, socially, and creatively
both after school and during the
summer. On average, over thirty-six
percent of BUGS students improve
their MSA test scores by one whole
proficiency level. PARTNERS›› The After
School Institute, Authorsbookshop.com, Baltimore
Clay Works, Beechmont Foundation, Children’s
Fresh Air Fund, Comcast, Contininia Scruggs, Credit
Suisse, Cylburn Arboretum, Dogwood Deli, Family
ES = Elementary School, MS = Middle School, HS = High School
League of Baltimore City, Goldsmith Foundation,
Johnston Square ES, Meyer Seed Company,
Maryland State Department of Education-21st
Century Community Learning Centers, Mill Valley
Farmer’s Market, Morton Street Dance Company,
Patterson Park, Safe and Sound Campaign, Trader
Joe’s, Whole Foods, Zoe’s Garden.
Bay Buddies
Living Classrooms’ Bay Buddies
Summer Program serves 80 students
with special needs, ages 5-21. This
program’s primary goal is to provide
students with hands-on learning
experiences that will help them to
successfully complete Alternate
MSA-based activities and reinforce
the required Life Skills Curriculum.
PARTNERS›› The Arc of Baltimore, Battle Monument
School, Maiden Choice School, Ridge Ruxton
School, William S. Baer School.
Career Starters
In partnership with Catapult Learning
Systems, Career Starters is a youth
employment and training program
targeting at-risk out-of-school youth.
Career Starters offers basic education,
GED instruction, computer literacy, and
job readiness, placement, and retention
services. PARTNERS›› ABC Baltimore, Art on
Purpose, Baltimore County Office of Employment
and Training, Comcast Cable, Community College
of Baltimore County-Dundalk, Educate, Inc.,
Job Corps Baltimore County, Meals on Wheels,
Moveable Feast, Tremont Suite Hotel.
Carmelo Anthony Youth
Development Center
The Carmelo Anthony Youth
Development Center responds to the
community’s need for intervention
that supports the academic and social
development of disadvantaged youth.
The children and youth served reside
primarily in public housing and low-
income neighborhoods and their
communities lack many of the services
found in more affluent areas. PARTNERS››
Abrakadoodle, Art Palmer, Baltimore City Health
Department, Boy Scouts of America, Carmelo
Anthony Foundation, Chess Club, Dare to be a
Queen, DOVE, Family League of Baltimore City, Girl
Scouts of America, Housing Authority of Baltimore
City, The Links Program, Martial Arts-Warren
Watkins, Maryland Institute College of Art, Model
Program, New Light Leadership Coalition, One
Choice One Voice, Pan in the Community, Scrabble
Club, Sports in Society, Urban Leadership Institute,
Yalla Mainama Africa Arts Ensemble, Zenith Club.
Center for Talented Youth
Living Classrooms Foundation hosts
several advanced academic marine
biology courses in partnership with
Johns Hopkins University’s Center for
Talented Youth. The program serves
students from around the world in a
six-week summer program facilitated
by Living Classrooms’ Shipboard
Department and Weinberg Education
Center. Students show improvement in
comprehension, attention to detail, and
the ability to work with others. PARTNERS››
79th Street Boat Basin, Bayshore Campground,
Calvert Cliffs State Park, Calvert Marine Museum,
Captain Bill’s Whale Watch, Chesapeake Bay
Environmental Center, Chesapeake Bay Foundation,
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, City of Oyster
Bay, Comfort Inn Beacon Marina, Downs Park,
Gibson Island Yacht Squadron, Gloucester City
Dock, Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center, Harris
Crab House, Harrison’s Chesapeake House, Horn
Point Laboratory, Janes Island State Park, Jefferson
Patterson Park, Johns Hopkins University Center for
Talented Youth, Clay Larrimore, Madison Bay Marina
& Campground, Mystic Seaport, New Bedford City
Pier, Point Lookout State Park, Provincetown City
Dock, Sandy Point State Park, Somers Cove Marina,
St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Swan Creek Marina,
Taylors Island Marina, Thomas Point Park, Wye
Island Natural Resources Management Area.

The Crossroads School

The Crossroads School is a Baltimore
City public charter school serving
150 students in grades 6-8 from
predominantly East Baltimore
neighborhoods. Operated by Living
Classrooms Foundation, the school’s
mission is to raise student achievement
by combining rigorous, college-
preparatory academic standards with
hands-on, project-based learning
experiences. The school has successfully
met its academic goals each year
under No Child Left Behind. PARTNERS››
Baltimore City Public School System, Comcast
Cable, Constellation Energy, Cummins Power
Systems, Ecologix, Eddie C. & C. Sylvia Brown
Family Foundation, Expeditionary Learning Schools,
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, M&T Bank,
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network.
Fresh Start
Fresh Start provides adjudicated and
at-risk youth with vocational, academic,
and social skills development in a
40-week program, designed to give
students intensive support and skills
to help them be successful. This
program has recently been expanded
to serve youth in the Eastside Targeted
Investment Zone and in Washington, DC.
PARTNERS›› U.S. Department of Labor, Maryland
Girls’ Empowerment
Mission (GEM) Program
The GEM Program works with
disadvantaged high school girls in
an effort to inspire them and lay the
foundation for success in their lives.
The program, led by Debbi Weinberg,
is designed to address the needs of
these at-risk girls within a positive and
enriching environment that includes
cultural, recreational, social, educational,
and professional opportunities, mentoring,
service to others, leadership training,
financial literacy, and decision-making
skills. PARTNERS›› Baltimore Women’s Giving
Circle, Chesapeake HS in Baltimore County,
Community College of Baltimore County – Essex,
Comprehensive Survival Arts, Ltd., Dresher
Foundation, Girls’ Life Magazine, The Harry
and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Hoffberger
Foundation, Jewish Women’s Giving Foundation,
Living Classrooms of the We are thankful for Living
National Capital Region
Living Classrooms serves thousands Classrooms Foundation’s
of Washington, DC-area youth with
environmental education, after school commitment to guiding
programming, shipboard education
aboard the Half Shell, and workforce and sculpting the future
development programming. PARTNERS››
Accotink Alternative School, Aiton ES, Alexandria
generation of leaders
City Marina, Alexandria City Public Schools, Amidon and decision makers.
Elementary School, Anacostia Senior High School,
Anacostia Waterfront Corporation, Anacostia Kevin Plank, Under Armour
Watershed Society, Apple Tree Early Learning
Public Charter School, Assumption Catholic
School, Backus Middle School, Bank of America
Neighborhood Excellence Initiative, Beacon Inn
Marina Solomons Island, Bell Multicultural School,
Belmont Bay Marina, Birney ES, Bowen ES, Boys
and Girls Club of Greater Washington, Brent ES,
Browne Junior HS, Burroughs ES, Burville ES, Camp
Brown, Camp Riverview, Cardozo Senior HS, Casey

Living Classrooms Foundation

Department of Juvenile Services, M&T Bank,
Magna Baltimore Technical Training Center,
Northrop Grumman, Northwestern Mutual Financial
Network, ReForm Systems Furniture Manufacturing.
KAWG&F, Sandra Magsamen, Maryland Mentoring
Partnership, Meyerhoff Foundation, National
Coalition of Girls’ Schools, National Federation
for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Towson University
Counseling Center.
Trees Endowment Fund, Catholic Charities, Center
City Consortium, Center for Keys of Life – Shaffey
Independent Living Program, Center for Summer
Learning – JHU, Cesar Chavez Public Charter
School, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Chesapeake
Bay Maritime Museum, Chevy Chase ES, Child and

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Living Classroom thinks
and acts locally about
issues such as youth
empowerment and job
readiness that we at
IYF see as huge global
challenges. We are
delighted to count LCF
as a member of our
Global Partners Network,
an affinity group of
operating foundations in
70 countries that invest in
the power and potential
of young people.
William Reese, President,
International Youth Foundation
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Family Services Agency, Children’s Environmental
Health Network, City Gate, Coalition for Economic
Empowerment, Community Preservation
Development Corporation – WAVE Academy,
Congressional School of Virginia, Covenant House
Artisans Program, Cub Scouts of America, CW
Harris ES, DC Department of Energy, DC Department
of the Environment, DC Department of Recreation,
DC Environmental Consortium, DC Fisheries,
DC Police and Fire, DC Schoolyard Greening
Consortium, DC Soil & Water Conservation District
Citizens Advisory Committee, Discovery Creek,
Drew Model ES, Duke Ellington School for the
Arts, Dunbar Senior HS, Earth Conservation Corps,
Earth Force, East Capital Center for Change,
Easter Seals, Eastern Senior HS, Environmental
Diversity Working Group, Echelon Community
Services, Field of Dreams/Greater Washington,
For Love of Children, Fort Washington Marina, Fort
Washington National Park, Foxcroft School, Francis
Junior HS, Friendly Senior HS, Freedom Youth
Academy, Friends Community School, Gangplank
Marina, Gesher Jewish Day School, Girl Scouts
of America, Glasgow MS, Glebe ES, Green Acres
School, Greenbriar West ES, Greenleaf Treatment
Foster Care Program, H.D. Woodson Senior HS,
Hart Middle School, Hayfield Secondary School,
Hill School, Hillcrest Recreation Center, Horton’s
Kids, Hyde ES, Interstate Commission for the
ES = Elementary School, MS = Middle School, HS = High School
Potomac River Basin, J.H. Johnson Junior HS,
James Ryder Randall ES, Jefferson Junior HS,
John Hanson Montessori School, Kelly Miller
MS, Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, Kimball ES,
KIPP DC-Key Academy, LaSalle ES, Leesylvania
State Park, Liberty MS, Linton Hall MS, Marshall
Heights Community Development Corporation,
Mason Neck State Park, Maury ES, Maya Angelou
Public Charter HS, McKinley Technical HS, McLean
School, Moten ES, Mt. Vernon ES, National Maritime
Heritage Foundation, National Organization of
Concerned Black Men, National Park Service,
National Presbyterian School, NCRC, New School
for Enterprise and Development, Northwestern
University Civic Education Project, Notre Dame
Academy, Office of the Deputy Mayor for
Planning and Economic Development, Oyster ES,
P.R. Harris ES, Police Athletic League, Parkside
Community Center, Patrick Henry ES, Patterson
ES, Pine Grove MS, Piney Branch ES, Point Lookout
Marina, Poolesville HS, Project WET-DC, Prospect
Learning Center, RH Terrell Junior HS, Roberto
Clemente MS, Roosevelt High School, Rudolf
ES, Sasha Bruce – Independent Living Program
and Tabara House, Savory ES, School Without
Walls, Shadd ES, Shepherd ES, Sligo Creek ES,
Sierra Club, Smallwood State Park, Smithsonian
Environmental Research Center, Springhill ES,
Sousa MS, South County Secondary School, South
Washington Collaborative, Southeast Tennis and
Learning Center, Southwest Collaborative, Space
Telescope Science Institute, Spirit Cruises, St.
Clement’s Island, St. Elizabeth’s Catholic School,
St. Luke’s Catholic School in Virginia, St. Mary’s
Catholic School, St. Peter’s ES, St. Stephen’s and
St. Agnes Schools, St. Thomas More Catholic
School, Starbucks, Tenley Achievement Program,
The Fishing School, Thurgood Marshall MS,
Tubman ES, Twin Rivers Charter, Waples Mill ES,
Washington East Foundation, Washington Sailing
School, Watkins ES, Watkins Mill ES, Westbrook
ES, Wheatley ES, White Oak MS, William Wirt MS,
Workforce Organization for Regional Collaboration,
Wye Island Natural Resources Management
Area, Wye Island State Park, Yorktown HS, Youth
Conservation Corps, National Capital Parks East.
Masonville Cove Environmental
Education Center
Living Classrooms Foundation is
working with the Brooklyn and Curtis
Bay Coalition, Port of Baltimore, and
National Aquarium in Baltimore to create
the Masonville Cove Environmental
Education Center, a unique, urban nature
center located on Masonville Cove. The
Center will include over 80 acres of land
and water, a green building, parking and
picnic areas, a bird sanctuary, hiking
trails, a pier, and several tidal and non-
tidal wetlands. Living Classrooms will
be the primary partner for operating
the Center and leading educational
programs for the community. PARTNERS››
Baltimore City Public School System, Brooklyn
and Curtis Bay Coalition, Maryland Environmental
Service, National Aquarium in Baltimore, Port of
Baltimore.
O’Brien Sailing Center
The O’Brien Sailing Center, named
for the Foundation’s founder Dennis
O’Brien, gives students the opportunity
to learn how to sail while sharpening
their academic and social skills. This
structured learning environment
encourages students to learn to take
healthy risks and develop confidence
while participating in a fun, athletic
activity. The O’Brien Sailing Center
serves several hundred students
per year including students in Living
Classrooms’ summer programs and
area schools. PARTNERS›› Center for Talented
Youth Program, Garrison Forest School, Maryland
Gifted and Talented Summer Center, The Odyssey
School, Patterson Park Public Charter School,
Turning the Corner Achievement Program.
Project SERVE and Re-Entry Initiative
Project SERVE works with East
Baltimore disadvantaged young adults,
including transitioning ex-offenders,
in a 12-month community service
based employment training program.
Participants receive training
in marketable skills while they revitalize
their neighborhoods, performing over
45,000 hours of direct service per year.
PARTNERS›› Aegon USA, Inc., Annie E. Casey
Foundation, Baker-King Fund, Inc., Baltimore
City Department of Housing and Community
Development, Baltimore City Department of
Parks & Recreation, Baltimore City Department of
Public Works, Baltimore City Health Department,
Baltimore City Police Department, Baltimore
City Public School System, Baltimore Waterfront
Partnership, Black & Decker, The Louis and
Henrietta Blaustein Foundation, Inc., Block
by Block, Brown Advisory, CHAI – Housing
& Community Development Agency of the
Associated Jewish Community Federation of
Baltimore, Corporation for National & Community
Service, Creative Options, Inc., Destiny of Hope,
East Baltimore Development, Inc., East Harbor
Community Development Corporation, East Harbor
Village Center, Empower Baltimore Management
Corporation, Fairmont Harford HS, Fannie
Mae Foundation, France-Merrick Foundation,
Governor’s Office on Service and Volunteerism,
Herbert Bearman Foundation, Historic East
Baltimore Community Action Coalition, The
Home Depot, The Marion I. and Henry J. Knott
Foundation, The Zanvyl & Isabelle Krieger Fund,
Lombard MS, LZ Francis Foundation, The Joseph
Meyerhoff Fund, MD Department of Corrections,
MD State Department of Education – Division of
Rehabilitative Services, Middendorf Foundation,
Neighborhood Housing Services of Baltimore,
Neighborhood Rental Services of Baltimore,
Patterson Park Community Development
Corporation, Prudential Foundation, Respect
Outreach Center, The Schluderberg Foundation,
Inc., South East Community Organization,
South East Senior Housing Initiative, Southeast
Development, Inc., Southern Mondawmin
Improvement Association, Verizon of Maryland, The
Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation.
Environmental Outreach: School Leadership I got my own house for
in Urban Runoff Reduction Project (SLURRP)
and Schoolyard Stewards the first time and after
Living Classrooms Foundation’s
SLURRP and Schoolyard Stewards never having nothing,
Programs provide hands-on projects
for urban schools in Baltimore and I now have my own
Washington, DC, that will help them
attain a Meaningful Chesapeake Bay or
place and can bring my
Stream Outdoor Experience as defined grandson over.
by the Chesapeake Bay 2000 (C2K)
Agreement. These programs provide Wayne Davis, Project SERVE graduate
a project-based learning experience
for students centered on the question,
“What is stormwater runoff pollution, and
how can we help prevent it?” Activities
include neighborhood trash reduction,
storm drain stenciling and community
outreach, rain barrel creation and
Living Classrooms Foundation
implementation, storm drain research,
and green space planting. PARTNERS››
Arundel ES, Baltimore City Public Schools, Bay
Brook ES, Ben Franklin MS, Bentalou ES, Calverton
MS, Cherry Hill ES, Chesapeake Bay Trust,
Collington Square ES, The Crossroads School,
Curtis Bay ES, Diggs-Johnson MS, Department of
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Gilmor ES, Guilford ES, Gwynns Falls ES, Harlem
Park ES, Hilton ES, Lakeland ES, MAEOE/Green
Schools, Maree G. Farring ES, Maryland Department
Living Classrooms is of the Environment, MD State Department of
Education, NOAA, Patapsco/Back River Tributary
a vital city partner Team, Patapsco ES, Patterson Park Public Charter
School, RICA CEC, Steuart Hill Academy, Waverly
in efforts to reduce E/MS, Westport Academy, Dr. Carter G. Woodson ES.
violence. Their outreach
Safe Streets
workers, who mediate Safe Streets is a public health campaign
to reduce shooting and homicides in
disputes in the middle of several East Baltimore communities,
where homicide is one of the greatest
the night on some of the risk factors for teenagers and young
most dangerous corners adults, ages 14-25. This project seeks
to reduce violence by community
of the city, are truly mobilization, faith leader partnerships,
criminal justice collaboration, public
heroes for public health. education, and outreach. PARTNERS›› A Circle
of Positive Black Men, Amazing Grace Church,
Dr. Josh Sharfstein, Baltimore City
Health Department Baltimore City Health Department, Baltimore
City Police Department, Banner Neighborhoods,
Chicago Health Department, Clergy United for
Renewal in East Baltimore, Family League of
Baltimore City, HEBCAC, Johns Hopkins
Hospital, McElderry Park Community Association,
Men’s Center, Oliver Center, Patterson Park
Community Association, Rose Street Center,
Sojourner-Douglass College, The Door, Youth
Opportunity Center.
Shipboard & Outreach Programs
Living Classrooms shipboard education
programs serve thousands of students
per year from throughout the region
aboard the Foundation’s floating
classrooms including schooner Lady
Maryland, Chesapeake Buyboats Mildred
Belle and Half Shell, Skipjacks Minnie
V. and Sigsbee and Historic Ships at
the Inner Harbor. PARTNERS›› Allegany
County Public Schools, Annapolis City Dock, Anne
Arundel Community College, Anne Arundel County
Public Schools, Baltimore City Public Schools,
Baltimore County Department of Health, Baltimore
County Public Schools, Bartrum High School,
Berks Christian Academy, Beth Tfiloh School,
Blind Industries and Services of Maryland, Boys’
Latin School, Bryn Mawr School, Calvert County
Public Schools, Camp Whippoorwill, Cathedral of
Mary our Queen, Catonsville ES, Centennial Lane
ES, Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Christ
Episcopal School, Clarksville ES, Clearspring ES,
Clemens Crossing ES, Cordova Academy, The Crab
Claw, Crofton ES, Cromwell Valley ES, Ellis School,
Evergreen Colorado Montessori School, Fellowship
of Light, Fountain Green, Fox Chapel, Fountainville
School of Science and Arts, Franklin Middle School,
Frederick County Public Schools, Friends School,
Ft. McHenry, Garrison Forest School, Georgetown
Yacht Basin, Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation,
Gilford ES, Gilman School, Girl Scouts of Central
Maryland, Glen Allen ES, Glenelg Country School,
Gunpowder State Park, Hammond ES, Hereford
ES, Holy Redeemer, Holy Trinity, Howard County

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MS, Krieger Schechter Day School, Logan School,
Manor Woods, Maryland School for the Blind,
McCormick and Schmick’s, McDonogh School,
Meadow Hall, Midtown Academy, Montgomery
County Public Schools, Northern Bedford County
Schools, Oklahoma MS, The Page School, The
Park School, Paul’s Public Charter School, Penn’s
Landing, Pinecrest ES, Premier Tours and Travel,
Prince George’s County Public Schools, Roland
Park ES, School for the Blind, Seaton Keogh HS,
Sandy Point State Park, September Robinson
Home School, Skillet Home School, Smithsonian
Environmental Research Center, St. Catherine’s
School, St. Ignatius Academy, St. Paul’s School,
Summit Laminating, Swanson MS, Talbot County
Public Schools, Tidewater Marina, Tower Hill
School, Towson University, US Naval Academy,
Waterloo ES, Watkins Park, Waverly ES, West
Friendship ES, Woodfield ES, Worcester County
Public Schools, Worthington ES, Wye Island
Natural Resources Management Area, York
Country Day School.
The T-CAP (Turning the Corner
Achievement) Program
T-CAP serves the 150 students at The
Crossroads School. Funded by the Eddie
C. & C. Sylvia Brown Family Foundation,
the program provides students with
academic intervention in the areas
of reading, writing, and math while
addressing the needs of the whole child
with academic and enrichment projects
and wrap-around support for families.
T-CAP is currently working with the
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of
Public Health on a two-year study of the
efficacy of the program. PARTNERS›› Eddie
C. & C. Sylvia Brown Family Foundation, Art on
Purpose, Associated Black Charities of Maryland,
Baltimore Community Foundation, Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public Health, Maryland
Mentoring Partnership, One Two Step Baltimore.
National Historic Seaport of Baltimore
The National Historic Seaport of Baltimore is an alliance
of maritime heritage attractions on Baltimore’s waterfront.
It gives approximately 1.5 million visitors per year a
way to tour the entire harbor using a unified admissions
system. The Seaport entities are “living classrooms” for the
Foundation’s programs and school groups teaching history
through hands-on activities, and hire 80 youth per year.
Partners: Baltimore Museum of Industry, Ed Kane’s Water
Taxis, Flag House and Star-Spangled Banner Museum,
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, Inner
Harbor Paddleboats, Pride of Baltimore II, Ride the Ducks,
Sail Baltimore, Top of the World Observation Level, Historic
Ships at the Inner Harbor.
Friends of Fort McHenry
The Friends of Ft. McHenry are dedicated to preserving the
historical legacy of the Fort and inspiring all who visit the
“Birthplace of the Star Spangled Banner” through living history,
education programs, and the development of facilities, which
interpret and increase access to this rich history for everyone.
Frederick Douglass – Isaac Myers Maritime Park
The Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park and Museum is a Living Classrooms
Foundation campus (and headquarters) and national heritage site that celebrates the
contributions of African Americans in the development of the city’s maritime industry.
The site honors and interprets Baltimore’s African-American maritime history, while
preserving one of the city’s oldest extant waterfront industrial buildings.
Historic Ships at the Inner Harbor
Living Classrooms Foundation
The historic vessels located on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor include the USS Constellation,
USCG Cutter Taney, Submarine Torsk, Lightship Chesapeake, as well as the Seven Foot Knoll
Lighthouse. These sites and attractions offer hands-on educational programming to students
and visitors and are also major tourism attractions in Baltimore.
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 Living Classrooms Foundation is very honored to have such wonderful supporters for our annual
fundraiser, Maritime Magic! Over 2,000 people attended and all enjoyed the scrumptious fare, successful
MARITIME MAGIC auction, and live music featuring the New Orleans Social Club with an all-star cast of New Orleans
musicians and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band. We were able to raise over $387,000 to support disadvantaged
youth in our innovative hands-on-education, job-training, and community service programs.
MAJOR SPONSORS
TITLE SPONSOR ($75,000) TABLE SPONSORS ($2,000)
Merritt Properties, LLC Armada Benefit Partners
Black & Decker
VICE ADMIRAL ($25,000) Black Oak Associates, Inc.
Stephen & Renee Bisciotti Foundation Dr. Jennifer Brown Bunkley &
Comcast Cable Communications Dr. Darrell T. Bunkley
CB Richard Ellis
COMMANDER ($15,000) Cignarale
Legg Mason Cordish Company
Stifel Nicolaus Credo Capital Management, LLC
Sylvan/Laureate Foundation Cummins Power Systems, Inc.
Under Armour EA Engineering, Science, &
Technology, Inc.
CAPTAIN ($10,000) Eng, Daniels, Calhoun,
Winter Table
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel
Erickson Retirement
Brown Advisory Communities
The Classic Catering People
Rick Faby
Fandango Productions, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Federico
G&G Outfitters
Fenn Communications Group
KPMG, LLP
The Flick Family
Loane Bros., Inc.
Gable Signs & Graphics, LLC
R2i.ntegrated
GEM – Girls’ Empowerment
Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse Mission
Style Magazine
HMS Insurance Associates, Inc.
Webb/Mason
Hoffman-Struever Waterfront, LLC
Maizlish Table
FIRST MATE ($5,000)
Maryland Capital Management
The Annie E. Casey Foundation
MECU
Baltimore Examiner
Steve & Stuart Mutschler
Baltimore Marine Center/
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Inner Harbor Marina
Paddle Faster I Hear Banjos, LLC
Baltimore SmartCEO
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Plank
Constellation Energy
Reznick Group, PC
The Daily Record
Richard J. Princinsky &
M&T Bank Associates, Inc.
Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc.
Rubin & Gibber, PA Saul Ewing, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. David Oros John Schiech Table
The Sherman Family Foundation Sterling Partners
John & Kristen Timken Too Much Fun
Venable Turner Development Group
Chief & Mrs. Herman Williams, Jr. Union Memorial Hospital
WTMD Verizon
WYPR Wilmington Trust Wealth Advisory
NAVIGATORS
Delbert & Gina Adams
Charles Alexander & Nora Finn
Roberto Allen
Stuart & Suzanne Amos
John Angelos
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Elinor Bacon
Peter & Millicent Bain
Will & Mayer Baker
William & Yang Wei Baldwin
Greg & Lisa Barnhill
John & Kathleen Barry
Ted & Sally Bauer
Mark Bearman
Michael & Nathalie Beatty
Doug & Erin Becker
Terri & Jeff Becks
Margo Bennett
David & Melissa Berger
Kevin Blackwell
Bob Blum
Evie Bond
Adair Bonsal
Darric Boyd
Toby & Robin Bozzuto
Tina Bregenzer
Leigh & Holly Brent
Jay Brodie
Andy & Sana Brooks
Tom & Jean Brooks
Mary Ellen & Billy Brown
Andy Buerger
Jeff & Nancy Bunting
Billy Burch
Howe Burch
Bob & Patti Burgee
Scott Butler
Dan & Melissa Cahill
David Callahan
John Cannon
Mark & Linda Caplan
Dave & Jackie Carrera
David & Allison Clapp
Jim Clements
Bernie & Barbara Cook
Blake Cordish
John & Laura Coulson
Marcy Evans Crump
Paul Danko
Harriet Dopkin
Dan Doyle
Edward Dunn &
Susan Gerardo Dunn
Richard Eyring
Dave & Beth Fairall
Chris Feiss & Hadley Hubbard
Peter & Amy Fenwick
Mark Fetting & Georgia Smith
Dave & Mindy Fields
Bruce & Lindsay Fleming
Alex & Wendy Flick
Whit & Mary Louise Foster
Wayne & Pat Frazier
Sam Friedman
Shane Fullerton
Michael & Carolyn Gaines
Matt & Helene Gallagher
Doug & Karen Gardner
Dennis Garrett
Kevin & Lisa Garvey
Dave Geller
Steve & Mindy Geppi
Rich & Theresa Gergar
William Gilmore
Matt Goddard
Jeffrey & Kim Gordon
Kingdon Gould
Ben & Randee Greenwald
Adam & Fredye Gross
Reece & Julia Guth
John Gutierrez
Ellen Hagigh
Seth & Jen Hamed
John & Janice Hargrave
Barbie & Duffy Hart
Timmy & Eileen Hart
Marta Harting
Dixon & Janet Harvey
Whit Harvey
Whit Hauprich
Kerry & Michael Haviland
Bob & Louise Heck
Bob & Sharon Higgins
Kelly Hodge-Williams
Douglas & Catherine Hoffberger
Hoppy Hopkins
Jenny Hopkins
Freeman & Jackie Hrabowski
Duff & Mitzie Hughes
Warren & Melissa Ingersoll
Abigail Janssens & Brian Shupe
Courtenay & Charlotta Jenkins
Michael & Virginia Jenkins
Christian Johansson
Marc Kantrowitz
Kenny & Ann Katz
Stephen & Nicole Keelty
Frank & Gayle Kelly
George & Marietta Kelly
Martin & Allison Knott
Owen & Erin Knott
Bob & Joann Koch
Bryan & Gill Koerber
Matthew Kostmayer
Craig & Jennifer Lewis
Rob Lindsey
Bryan Loane & Christina de
Tejada
Ian & Coppage MacFarlane
Tom & Jeannie Maddux
Gerald & Betty Maizlish
Joe & Kara Makar
Michael Maraziti
Chris & Beth Marshall
Les & Julie Matthews
Lee McGee
Tim & Tori McKinney
John McLaughlin
Mary Page Michel & Michael
Morrill
Tony Milando
Patrick & Julia Miller
John Moag
Tom & Kingsley Mooney
Diana Morris & Peter Shiras
Rebecca Mules
Andy & Kikuko Murray
Chris & Nila Murray
Jonathan & Jennifer Murray
John & Kari Mutscheller
Steve & Tracey Mutscheller
Chuck & Mary Kay Nabit
Dan Naor
Ashton & Rebecca Newhall
Carey North
Kevin O’Neill & Lisa Boyce
Dave & Marla Oros
Bill & Jill Packo
John & Peggy Pacy
Jason & Cindy Pappas
Midgett Parker
Marcus & Maureen Partlow
Scott Plank & Dana DiCarlo
Leanne & Henry Posko
Dionne Pratt
Alan Pressman
Richard & Lisa Rapuano
Dave & Kelly Rather
Vernon & Rosalind Reid
Dawn & Eric Resh
Michael & Margie Riehl
Michael & Ruth Riley
Damon Roach
Jeanette Rockefeller
Frank & Ann Rosenberg
Syd & Bonnie Rubin
George & Lee Ann Santos
John & Marlene Schiech
Stephen & Megan Schuler
Jim Seay
Ketch & Michelle Secor
Brad Selko &
Tricia Joralemon-Selko
Mayo & Molly Shattuck
George & Betsy Sherman
Larry Silverstein
Lindy Small
Duncan & Fran Smith
Wick & Magge Sollers
John Solter
Scot Spencer
Edward St. John
Kellay St. John
John Stahl
Wendy Stein
Amy Steindler & Dave Buemi
Steve & Garvey Stenersen
Phil & Linda Stewart
Bill Struever & Tracey Durkin
Fred Struever
Kimberly Suerth
John & Alison Sullivan
B.J. & Polly Surhoff
Richard & Lynne Sutton
Teri Taber
Neil & Deni Tabor
Craig & Deborah Thompson
Patrick & Jeanine Turner
Kip & Aliese Webb
Glenn & Debbi Weinberg
Joe & Debra Weinberg
Tracey Weinberg
Raquel Whiting
Tom Wilcox & Whitty Ransome
John & Erica Wilhide
Dave & Laurie Wingate
Paul & Dorothy Wolman
Courtney & Jayme Wood
Sharon Wylie
Chen-Yu & Ray-Way Yen
Steve Ziger & Jamie Snead
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

2007
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
Cash $579,846
Investments 801,240
Accounts Receivable & Promises to Give 3,178,971
Property & Equipment 14,449,336
Other Assets 361,822
Total Assets $19,371,215

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

Accounts Payable & Accruals $929,969
Current Portion of Debt 1,608,367
Deferred Revenue 242,867
Long-Term Debt 580,096
Total Liabilities 3,361,299
Net Assets 16,009,916
Total Liabilities & Net Assets $19,371,215

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
SUPPORT & REVENUE
Grants $6,792,949
Fundraising, Sales & Other 3,035,436
Contributions 2,439,515 4% Fundraising
SUPPORT & REVENUE

20% Contributions 14% General &

Total Support & Revenue $12,267,900 Administrative
25% Fundraising,

Living Classrooms Foundation

EXPENSES Sales & Other
Program Services $9,843,170
EXPENSES
82% Program
General & Administrative 1,689,743 Services
Fundraising 453,452 55% Grants

Total Expenses 11,986,365

2007 2007
Increase In Net Assets $281,535
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 DONATED GOODS & SERVICES
180’s Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Michael Brassert and Brooke McDonald Tim and Helen Clark
1st Mariner Arena Baltimore Museum of Art Marta Braverman Glarus Chocolatier
79th Street Boat Basin Baltimore Museum of Industry The Brent Family The Classic Catering People
A La Popcorn Parties Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts Raleigh Brent Classic Serendipity
A Circle of Positive Black Men The Baltimore Opera Company Brick Oven Pizza Dr. Douglas Clemens
A.R. Burdette and Sons Baltimore Orioles Patrick Bright Clipper City Brewing Co.
John Aaron Baltimore Public Works Museum Jamie Brilliant Coca-Cola Enterprises
About Faces Day Spa & Salon Baltimore Ravens Football Organization Michael Broglio Henry Coffey
ACN Communication Services Baltimore Ravens Foundation Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Cold Stone Creamery
Delbert and Gina Adams The Baltimore School for the Arts Family Foundation Mark M. Collins, Jr.
Aegon/Monumental Life The Baltimore Sun Bruce Machine and Tool Company Keith Collinson
Air Handling Systems Manufacturing Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Reverend Jamal Bryant John E. Colston
Service Company, Inc. Barlow’s Well Drilling Services, Inc. Budeke’s Paints, Inc. Columbus Center
Alban Tractor Company, Inc. John D. Barnard Bulle Rock Comcast Cable Communications, Inc.
Ale Mary’s John Barry Wayne Burgmeister Kristen Conklin
Alex Cooper Oriental Rugs, Inc. Barston’s Child’s Play Sandy Burk Kathy Conklin
Alexander Baer Associates Inc. Barton/Sutton Etcetera Kathleen Buscemi Cathy Connelly
Allegra Bennett-Renovating Woman Basignani Winery Doug Butschky Frank T. Connors
Allied Waste Services Michael Beatty Caesars Pocono Resorts Phil Cooper
Alter Communications, Inc. Beaumont Foundation of America John H. and Molly S. Cain Al Copp
Aaron Altscher Beauti-Control Cosmetics California Pizza Kitchen Copra, Inc.
C. Douglas Alves, Jr. Belmont Bay Marina Alexander G. Campbell, III Cordish Company
Amazing Grace Lutheran Church Beltway Fine Wine & Spirits Candlelight Inn The Corduroy Button
America’s Most Wanted Belvedere Square Cantina Marina Corks
American Legion Bendann Art Galleries Canton Club Health & Fitness Chris and Lisa Cosby
American Chemistry Council Jody Berg Canton Kayak Club Courthouse Copy Service
American Girl Berman McAleer Canton Railroad Company Covanta Energy
American Visionary Art Museum Patricia and David Bernstein The Capital Grille of Baltimore Crab Claw Restaurant
aMuse of Fell’s Point Bertha’s Capitol City Brewing Company Crabtree + Co.
Andy Nelson’s Southern Pit Barbeque Beyond Colour Carderock Naval Surface Warfare Center Christine Crandall
Antrim 1844 BFI Trash Removal Caves Valley Golf Club J. Joseph and Sharon D. Credit
Armadillo’s Biddle Street Catering CBS Radio Cross Keys Dental Associates
Art Institute of DC Big Dog Express CBYS Inc./Jim Lee CRW Flags
Art on Purpose Bijoux Center for Coastal Studies Cummins Power Systems, Inc.
Artist Services, Inc. Bill Bateman’s Bistro Center Dock Marina Judy Cundiff
Syed Ashraf Brian Billick Center Stage Jason Curtis
Atelier Salon Spa Birches Restaurant Centre Club Curves
Atlantic Printworks Black & Decker Ceriello Fine Italian Foods The Daily Record
ATSI The Black Olive Cesar Chavez School for Public Policy Carol Daisey, Esq.
Austin Grill Black Oak Associates Winsome Chance Dangerously Delicious Pies
Avenue Gourmet Black Tie Caterers June P. Chaplin Christopher Daniel
B. Creative Group The Black-Eyed Susan The Charles Theatre Jane Daniels and David Calhoun
Michael J. Baader, Esq. William Blanchard Charleston Restaurant DAP Products Inc.
Babe Ruth Birthplace & Museum Block Design Charm City Cakes The Davey Tree and Lawn
Bacardi USA/Grey Goose Block Island Maritime Institute Charm City Fitness Care Experts
Bacchus Importers, Ltd. Wendy Zimmerman Bloomberg Chas Hair Salon Dave Davis
Bacchus Distributors Blue Dragon Martial Arts Chateau Julien Wine Estate Tom DeBolt
Elinor R. Bacon Bluehouse Chauncey’s Surf Shop Della Notte Restaurant
Bagel Works Drs. Robert and Michael Blum Danny Chavis Greg A. Devou
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum Wendy Blumenthal Chef’s Expressions Dewalt Tool Company
Baltimore Blast Boardwalk Fries Tim Chermak Dick’s Sporting Goods
Baltimore City Council Karen Bokram Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Christine Diehlmann
Baltimore City Department of Bombay Grill Group Chesapeake Knife & Tool William Diggs
Public Works James P. Bond Chessie Paddle Boats Judy DiGioia
Baltimore City Fire Department Bonefish Grill Chiapparelli’s Division of Continuing Studies, MICA
Baltimore City Health Department Boordy Vineyards The Children’s Book Store DK Salon
Baltimore Coffee & Tea Company, Inc. Elizabeth Boriszek Chipotle Mexican Grill Chuck Doering
Baltimore County Revenue Authority Botticelli’s Niece Christopher Daniel Restaurant Dogwood Deli
Baltimore Courtyard by Marriott Boy Scouts of America Circle C Oyster Ranch Dorman’s Lighting & Design
Baltimore Galvanizing Brandon Home Furnishings City Café Doubletree Inn at the Colonnade
Baltimore Garden Company, LLC Joanne Brandt City Dock Oyster Bay Bonnie Downing
Baltimore Magazine The Brass Elephant Restaurant City of Annapolis Downtown Sailing Center
Baltimore Marine Center Brasserie Tatin Jeannie Clark Daniel J. Doyle
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 Gutierrez Studios Jillian’s Anne Mannix
Mike Gutterman Joanna Gray of London Judi Marcus
H&S Bakery/Northeast Foods, Inc. Gary Jobson Marina Life, LLC
H&S Properties Development Corporation Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Maritime Institute of Technology and
Häagen-Dazs Public Health Graduate Studies
Mark Hacala Amanda Johnson Marriott Baltimore Inner Harbor
Mary Hall Joy Jolin Mars Super Markets, Inc.
Tom Hamrick Jones & Jones Beth Marshall
Handbags and the City Jones Lighting Specialists Martin Luther King Jr. Library
Hanging on a Whim Jordan Faye Contemporary Maryland Aquatic Nurseries
Michael Hankin Jos. A. Bank Maryland Film Festival
Harbor Cruises Joyce Griffith Interiors Maryland Historical Society
Harbor Magic Hotels Junior Women’s Club of Chevy Chase Maryland Institute College of Art
Barbie Hargrave K.C. Company The Maryland Jockey Club
Paul O. Harrington Kali’s Court Maryland Public Television
Harris Crab House Kathmandu Kitchen Maryland Science Center
Harris LithoGraph The Kellett Family The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
Harrison’s The Kellogg Collection The Mason Family
Timothy and Eileen Hart Ron Kellogg Maury, Donnelly & Parr
Duff and Barbie Hart The Kent Manor Inn & Restaurant MAYTA Clay
Terry Harwood Jay Kerney Robert McClintock
Headlines Hair Company Ketel One Vodka David McCormick
Heaven Hill Distilleries David Key McCormick & Company, Inc.
Robert Heck King Greenleaf Recreation Center McCormick & Schmick’s
Helen Norman Photography Kingsfunk Graphic Design McElderry Park Community Association
Henderson’s Wharf Knott Mechanical, Inc. Turney McKnight
Tom Henry Kobi Day Spa & Salon Charlie McSherry
Duda’s Tavern Fort McHenry National Monument and Heritage Marine Insurance Margie Kovens MD Photo Creations
Bob and Susan Dudley Historic Shrine Jamey Hersick Michelle Kriebel Meadow Mill Athletic Club
Dumond Chemicals, Inc. Fort Washington National Park Stephen Higgs Steve Krulevitz MEBA Calhoun School of Engineering
Edward Dunn Fort Washington Marina Hinckley Yachts Werner Kunz Medieval Times
Dr. Allan Dworkin Four Corners Liquors Hippodrome Foundation L&L Supply Corporation Peter Mello
Earth Conservation Corps Fox Brook Winery Holiday Inn Inner Harbor La Papillon Merriweather Post Pavillion
East Harbor Marine Center, LLC Elisa Frankel Norma Holland La Tasca Spanish Tapas Bar & Restaurant Meyer Seed Company
Eastern Neck NWR Fresh! Boutique Holocaust Museum Ladew Topiary Gardens Michael’s Café
Ed Kane’s Water Taxi Jason Fricke Honda North America Jennifer Lake The Honorable Barbara Mikulski
The Ed Norris Show Sam Friedman Robert D. Hopkins Laura Lambright Mill Valley Farmer’s Market
Edgar’s Billiard Club Harriet Friedman Horn Point Research Lab Langenfelder’s Jayne Miller
David Edward FX Studios Charles F. Hughes LAX World, Inc. Milton Inn
Elinor Tryon Elgin / Tryon Fine Arts G&G Outfitters Hull Street Blues Café Brian LeGette Miss Shirley’s Café and Bakery
Elk Run Vineyards Gaines McHale Antiques Katie Hulman Lebanese Taverna Group Mitchell’s Golf Complex
The Elkridge Furnace Inn Gary Gait The Humidor Shoppe Stacey Lebow Barbara C. Miyasaki
Ellie Elgin Gala Cloths Hunt Valley Motor Coach Lee’s Ice Cream MoGills
EMI Media Gangplank Marina Hyatt Regency Baltimore on Leesylvania State Park Patrick and Susan Monaghan
Ender Technologies Geckos the Inner Harbor Legg Mason MonteLago Village Resort
Mr. and Mrs. William Esham, Jr. Rick Gerhardt ILEX Services Let’s Dish! Tom and Kingsley Mooney
ESPN Zone Ken Gerstley Imperatore Hair Design Charles Levine Morabito Consultants
Everyman Theatre Gerstung Inter-Sport The Inn at Henderson’s Wharf Peggy Lewis Morgan State ERC
The Examiner Gertrude’s Restaurant The Inn at Perry Cabin Lifebridge Health & Fitness Audrey Morsberger
Expert Landscape Management Leonora Gevaerd Inner Harbor East Marina Linens & Lingerie Richard Morse
Faces Med Spa Giant Innovative Gourmet Linwood Dame Mother’s Federal Hill Grille
Fager’s Island Gibson Island Yacht Squadron InterContinental Harbor Court Linwoods Mt. Washington Tavern
Beth Miller Fairall Price Gielen International Training and Jamie Lite Mullan Nursery Incorporated
Falls Road Running Store Giocchino Hair Salon Communication Association The Little Shoebox Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Murray
Fandango Special Events Girls’ Life Magazine IronClad Authentics, LLC Little Havana Restaurante y Cantina Jonathan Murray
The Federico Family Global Design, Inc. Island Home Houseboat Adventures Live with Regis and Kelly Mystic Seaport Museum
Felicita Resort Glory Days Grill It Takes a Village Bryan Loane Nacho Mama’s
Fells Point Surf Co. Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center Ivy Bookshop Loane Bros., Inc. Nails & More
Fells Point Chess, LLC Goetze’s Candy Co. Ixia Restaurant Howard Lohorn Napa Ridge Winery
Ferris, Baker Watts Marilyn Goldstein J World Annapolis Tom Looney National Aquarium in Baltimore
J&M Tackle Eric Losin National Automobile Dealers Association

Living Classrooms Foundation

Fire Museum of Maryland Good Old Boat Magazine
Fishers Island Oyster Company Margie Goodman J.H. Furst Printing Company, Inc. Louis J. Grasmick Lumber Company Natty Boh Gear
Flag House and Star-Spangled John Graham J.S. Edwards LTD Laurie Luskin Neal’s Salon
Banner Museum Grand Cru Wine Bar Jagermeister/Tequila Corazon Lynne Bricks Debra Nelson
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Candace Grasso James Bryan Salon & Spa M&T Bank New Bedford City Dock
Wine Bar Graul’s Market James Joyce Irish Pub & Restaurant MAC Harbor East Nick’s Fish House
J. Alexander Flick, III The Great Frame Up James Posey Associates Brad MacLellan Nick’s Inner Harbor Seafood
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Flick, Jr. Joanie Greenberg Lisa Janofsky Thomas H. Maddux, IV Nick’s Oyster Bar
Flowcenter Products, Inc. The Greene Turtle Jefferson Patterson Park Jean Merrick Maddux AmieSue Nochumowitz
Ryan Fogelsonger & P.J. Pane Doug Grinath Jenkins Baer Associates Sandra Magsamen William Norris
Food Network Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griswold Jericho Stage Malibu Surf Shop North Star Bistro
Fordham Brewing Co. Reese Guth Jersey Pro, LLC Mama’s on the Half Shell Northrop Grumman

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Nouveau Contemporary Goods Red Maple Silk Road US Lacrosse
NP Designs, LLC Red Star Simply Marvelous Gift Baskets USS Constellation Museum
Ocean Pride Seafood Red Tree Simply Noted Valley Framing & Fine Art
The Oceanaire Seafood Room James Reeb, Sr. Loie Skolnick Valley Motors, Inc.
Octavia Sheryl Reed Sky Lounge Tango Tapas Vane Brothers
Office Depot Ann Reid SmartCEO Venable
Office of the Governor Charlie Reintzle SmartWorks Vera Bradley
Office of the Mayor Reisterstown Road Plaza Stuart Smith Michael Vergason
Bernard O’Higgins Reliable Churchill, LLP Smithsonian Environmental Villa Julie Speaker Series
Bill Oliver Remomo Café Italia Research Center Vin
One Eyed Mike’s Renaissance Harborplace Hotel Sobo Café Vineyard Wine & Spirits
One Straw Farm Renaissance Fine Arts SoBotanical Francis Vitalie
One Voice One Choice Dawn Resh Sofi’s Crepes Vito’s Pizza
Orchard Landing/G&G’s Creative Catering Resh Family Dentistry Sol Maté Beverage Group W.O. Grubb Crane Rentals
Diane Orlinsky, M.D. Restaurant Association of Maryland Somers Cove Marina Alan Walden
Osprey Point, Inc. William H. Rianhard Sotto Sopra Stuart Walman
Outback Steakhouse Eileen Richards Sound Garden The Walters Art Museum
P.E. Pruitt’s Marina Ride the Ducks Soup’s-On Washington Nationals
P.T. Flannigan Joanne Rief South Moon Under Washington Source for Lighting, Inc.
William and Jill Packo Mairetta Ries Southwest Airlines Washington Sports & Entertainment
Jeff Pacy Jennifer Riley Spa in the Valley Water for Chocolate
John Pacy Ripken Baseball Ellen Spak Watertable
Peggy Pacy Cal Ripken, Jr. Sports in Society Waterfront Association
Paintin’ Place The Ritz Carlton Residences Sportsman’s Locker The Waterfront Center
Pam Shriver’s PNC Tennis Classic Inner Harbor St. Mary’s College Watson Caterers
PAN in the Community River & Trail Outfitters Staples in White Marsh WBAL Radio
Panera Bread Dr. and Mrs. Neil Robinson Starbucks Coffee Company WBAL-TV
Paper Doll Magazine Wes Robison Sterling Portraits WBFF Fox 45
Paper Moon Diner Mr. and Mrs. Parker Rockefeller Steve Krulevitz Tennis Program Webb/Mason
Papier Interiors & Design Group Nina Rosenzwog Steve Storrie Rebecca Weber
Bruce Parker Cyndi Ross Linda Stewart Weems & Plath
Richard Pate Colleen Rowan John Stubblefield Wegman’s Food Markets
Osbourne A. Payne Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Studio 1612 Debbi & Glenn Weinberg
Pazo Roy’s Studio NBD Joe Weinberg
Pazza Luna Rachel Rubin STX, LLC Sharon Weinberg
Peabody Conservatory of Music Donald Rucker Style Magazine Tracey Weinberg
David Peikon Rummel, Klepper, & Kahl, LLP Summer Hill Designs The Weinberg Family
Jerry Pellegrino Rusty Scupper Summit Laminating Jill Weiss
Peregrine Construction Wendy Rutkin Superior Tours Wells Discount Liquors
g
Petite Sirene Designs
Paul Phifer
Rutland Beard Florist
Ryan’s Daughter
Carla Surdin
Sushi-San & Thai Jai Dee Restaurant
Whale City Rowing
Whitetail Mountain Resort
rk Photo Digital Artist Ryleigh’s Brew Pub Kyle Swarts Whole Foods Market
PHS Limited
Pitango Gelato
Ilene Salditch
Salem Maritime National Historic Site
Teri Taber
Taco Fiesta
Wild Goose/Flying Dog Brewery
Wilhide’s Unique Flowers and Gifts
David Pittenger and Twig George of the Samsung Tapas Teatro Mel Wilkirs
Baltimore Aquarium
Jim and Gretchen Pomfret
Sandy Point State Park
Santoni’s
Kim Tarver
Taste Restaurant
Chief and Mrs. Herman Williams
Herbert F. and Lois Willis
Jean Pool Julianne Sarubin Tequila Corazon de Agave Winchester Homes
Port Discovery Children’s Museum
Portraits by Elisabeth
Sarubin Family Dentistry
Sascha’s Catering
Diana Terrill
The 8x10
The Wine Market
The Wine Merchant
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Susan Posner Ashley Scarborough Theodore’s Contemporary Interiors Joyce Winnaker
ls
Amy Powderly
Paul Powichroski and Janet Maher
Scarborough Fair Bed & Breakfast
The Honorable William Donald Schaefer
Thermal Loop Corporation
Nancy Thompson
Winner Distributing Company
The Witch and The Wardrobe
Wade Price Dara Schnee Karin Tiffany Susie Wittich
Pride of Baltimore, Inc.
Princeton Sports
Schooner Imagine…!
Schooner Sultana Foundation
Timothy Dean Bistro
Toby’s Dinner Theatre
WJFK/Ravens Radio
WMAR-TV
Provincetown, MA Town Dock Sharon Schutz Tocherman’s The Women’s Wine & Dine
at
Pump & Power Equipment Corporation
Deborah Puopolo
Ketch and Michelle Secor
Secure Alarms
Tommy Bahama Rum & Jagermeister
Tortilleria Sinaloa
Woodhall Wine Cellars
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
o
Patti Quicksilver Shelley Seff Towson Travel Woody’s Rum Bar & Island Grill, Kooper’s
l R.J. Bentley’s Brad Selko Towson University Tavern, & Slainte Irish Pub
The Senator Theatre Trader Joe’s WordSmith Media Ventures, LLC
ing
Radcliffe Jewelers Senior Move Solutions Travel Advantage Network WTMD
Radisson Hotel Annapolis
Max Ragland
Marlene Sereboff
Shane Metal Fabricators
Tremont Suites Hotel
Laura Tucker
Wye Island
Wyndham Baltimore Inner Harbor Hotel
Ray Lewis’ Full Moon Bar-B-Que Paul D. Shelton Tuxedo House Xibitz
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Scott Raymond Sheraton Inner Harbor UMBC Peter Yagjian
or Rebekah Chewning Sherwood Windows Uncle Bill’s Pancake House Yale Cordage
Record & Tape Traders Justin Short and Elizabeth O’Connell Under Armour Drake Zaharris
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Red Bull North America, Inc. Shriver Hall Concert Series Unilever Foundation Zen West
for Red Canoe Children’s Books Shuckers of Fells Point The Urban Adventure Company John Ziemann
& Coffee House Shula’s Steak House Urban Marketing Corporation Ziger/Snead Architects
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The Red Fox Inn Hanan Sibel Urban Services Systems
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2007 CONTRIBUTORS
$100,000 and up
Anacostia Waterfront Corporation
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Baltimore City Health Department
Baltimore City Public School System
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Billick
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Brown
Carmelo Anthony Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Armando Cignarale and
Cignal Corporation
Government of the District of Columbia
Herbert Bearman Foundation, Inc.
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office
Robert Perkins Fund, Inc.
Governor and State of Maryland
U.S. Department of Labor-Employment
and Training Administration
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
$50,000-$99,999
Allegis Group Foundation
Baltimore County, Maryland
Black & Decker Corporation
Capital One
Constellation Energy
Family League of Baltimore City, Inc.
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Inc.
Harry & Jeanette Weinberg
Foundation, Inc.
Honda North America
LFC V2007, LLC
M&T Bank
Merritt Properties, LLC
Peierls Foundation, Inc.
Solid Rock Foundation
Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse, Inc.
Verizon
$25,000-$49,999
ACN Communication Services, Inc.
The Arc of Baltimore, Inc.
Baltimore County Office of Employment
and Training
Beechmont Foundation
Chesapeake Bay Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pate and Cummins
Power Systems, Inc.
DC Department of the Environment
Mr. Edwin F. Hale, Sr. and
First Mariner Bank
LaVerna Hahn Charitable Trust
The Lenfest Foundation
Dorothy Jordan Chadwick Fund
National Park Service – Chesapeake Bay
Gateways Network
Nordberg Family Fund of The Community
Foundation for the National Capital
Region
Rouse Company Foundation
Stephen and Renee Bisciotti Foundation
T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Timken
Zanvyl & Isabelle Krieger Fund
$10,000-$24,999
Accenture, LLP
AEGON/Transamerica Foundation
American Chemistry Council
Associated: Jewish Women’s
Giving Initiative
Bank of America
BCF Neighborhoods Path
Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Becker
Brown Advisory
Chesapeake Bay Trust
Citigroup Foundation
Clarence & Anne Dillon Dunwalke Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cohen
Comcast Cable Communications, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Carserlo Doyle
The Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation, Inc.
Erickson Family Fund
Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc.
Elizabeth Flick Charitable Foundation
FTI Consulting, Inc.
Goldsmith Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Grebe
Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Griswold
Interstate Commission on the
Potomac River Basin
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Iodice
John Ben Snow Foundation
Joseph Meyerhoff Fund, Inc.
Kelly & Associates Insurance Group, Inc.
KPMG LLP
Legg Mason
Marriott International, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Ranney Moran
Neuberger, Quinn, Gielen,
Rubin & Gibber, PA
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Ocean Race Chesapeake Inc.
Odyssey School
The Osprey Foundation of Maryland
Parks & People Foundation
Pepco Holdings, Inc.
Baltimore Ravens ACT Foundation
Reginald F. Lewis Foundation
Saul Ewing LLP
Stifel Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Sylvan/Laureate Foundation
Thomas Wilson Sanitarium for Children
Under Armour
Venable
William L. and Victorine Q. Adams
Foundation
Chief and Mrs. Herman Williams, Jr.
$5,000-$9,999
Ms. Susan Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Baader
Baltimore Community Foundation
Baltimore Health Underwriters
Association
Baltimore Marine Center
Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts
Blue Sky Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey H. Brent
The Building Congress & Exchange
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Colston
Covanta
Charles Crane Family Foundation
Chasen Spero Foundation
Dillon Fund
Emmert Hobbs Foundation
Mr. James K. Ferguson
Gannett Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Hall
The Hecht-Levi Foundation, Inc.
The Jim & Patty Rouse Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Linehan Family Foundation
Mad River Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Merrick, III
Moran Family Charitable Foundation
Mr. Thomas Mulroy
Network 2000 Women of Excellence
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Obrecht
Mr. and Ms. David Oros
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Plank
Rathmann Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey A. Rockefeller
Mr. Lewis Rumford, III
The Honorable Kurt and
Dr. Patricia L. Schmoke
The Seabury Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman
Southern Management Corporation
Wachovia Foundation
Mr. Matthew Weir
West Marine
Whiting Turner Contracting Company
William G. Baker Jr. Memorial Fund
Mr. Samuel T. Woodside
$1,000-$4,999
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Alexander, III
Andover Group Fund
Armada Consulting Group, LLC
Ms. Elinor Bacon
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bain
Baltimore Forest Products Terminals
Baltimore Propeller Club Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barnard
Barnes & Nobles, Inc.
Jacob S. Shapiro Foundation
BDJ Ventures
Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Berg
Black Oak Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boitnott
Mr. Robert J. Bolger
Ann and Talbott Bond Family Foundation
Mr. James Piper Bond
Mr. and Mrs. T. Talbott Bond
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Bopp
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Brooks
Drs. Darrell and Jennifer Bunkley
Mr. David R. Calhoun and
Ms. Jane Daniels
Calvert Investment Counsel
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Campbell, III
The Campbell Foundation, Inc.
CANUSA Paper Corporation
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
The Carolyn & Donald Obrecht Foundation
Cavanaugh Financial Group
Charitable Foundation
CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
Children’s Fresh Air Society Fund
Clifford C. and Edith J. Vatter
Endowment Fund
Combined Charity Campaign
Commercial Hardware of Maryland, Inc.
Community Foundation of Louisville, Inc.
Mr. Blake Cordish
Mr. G. Christopher Cosby and
Ms. Lisa Comer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Coutts
Ms. Lucinda Crabtree
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Daly, II
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis
Mr. Greg Devou
Mr. Joel A. Dewey
Ms. Louisa Duemling
Ms. Jill C. Dunn-Paskoff
EA Engineering, Science, and
Technology, Inc.
Eastern Savings Bank
Erickson Retirement Community
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Faby
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Federico
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Fenn
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Flick, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Franyo
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Frerichs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gehrig
Mrs. Sandra L. Gerstung
Mr. and Mrs. Price Gielen
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Gloth, Jr.
Grant Thornton LLP
Mr. Douglas Greenhaus
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Greenwald
Mr. James V. Hackney
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Hagan
Mr. Joshua M. Hall, III
Mr. and Mrs. Hank L. Happy
Harvey M. Meyerhoff Fund, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry C. Harwood, Jr.
Mr. Roger A. Haskins
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Hihn
HMS Insurance Associates, Inc.
Hodes, Pessin & Katz
Hoffman-Struever Waterfront, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Jacobs
John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Joseph H. Kasimer
KAWG & F, PA
The Kesher Fund of the Cohen-
Fruchtman-Krieger Family
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Koch
Dr. Joan D. Kozlovsky
Kramon & Graham, P.A.
Len Stoler, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Lentz
Lexus of Towson
Lexus Pursuit of Potential
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Mr. Derick Lynch
MA Audubon Society
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Maizlish
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mann
Margaret O. Cromwell Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin
Maryland Charity Campaign
Mr. Dennis R. McClain and
Ms. Cheryl L. Kaminska
McCormick & Company, Inc.
MECU
Merrill Lynch
Mrs. Sally J. Michel
Living Classrooms Foundation
Miller Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. M. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Steve C. Mutschler
Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson
Mr. Edward H. Norton
Owen Charitable Foundation
Mr. Daryl Owen
Passano, Charitable Lead Annuity Trust
Mr. David Peikon
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Plank
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Pomfret
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Princinsky
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 Mr. and Mrs. George Quarles
Quarles Petroleum
Randall Hagner Limited
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Rider, III
Mr. and Mrs. William Rienhoff, IV
James Riepe Family Foundation
River Park Friends
Mr. Damon E. Roach
Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts
Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart R. Rubenstein
Mr. J.M. Schapiro
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Schiech
Schuh Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Schuler
Ms. Gail Shawe Bernstein
Mr. Paul Shelton
Sterling Partners
Carwill Foundation
The Smile Train
Trusco
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Turner
Union Memorial Hospital
United Way of Central Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderheyden
Vane Brothers Company
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Walman
Washington Nationals Dream Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Donn Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weinberg
Mr. Peter Wharton
Mr. and Mrs. W. Daniel White
Mr. M. Hamilton Whitman, Jr.
Mr. Robert R. Willasch
Wilmington Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Jason Carter
Winnow, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Caso, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Chen-Yu Yen Cho Benn Holback Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas York Mr. Michael Christensen
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Clapp
Mr. and Mrs. George Collins
$250-$999 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Comings
Adalman-Goodwin Charitable Foundation Ms. Margaret A. Connolly
Mr. Carter F. Adkinson Mr. and Mrs. William S. Corey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Allan Council on Foundations
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth D. Appleton Mr. Jim Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Tiel D. Arnot Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Barnhill CTM Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett, II Mr. John C. Davison
Ms. Meta Pakard Barton Mr. and Mrs. Brian DeWitt
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Bauer Mr. Theodore A. Diehl
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Beck Direct Dimensions, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Diuguid
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Cobber M. Eccles
Mr. and Ms. David Berger Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Elder
Mr. and Mrs. William Blake Elizabeth S. Hooper Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Bockmiller Mr. and Mrs. Scott Erickson
Dr. Calhoun Bond, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Feige
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bowden Fidelity Investments
Mr. Peter A. Bowe Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Y. Flynn
Ms. Alice R. Bower Fort Garrison Elementary School, PTA
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Bradley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin W. Foster
Mr. M. Jay Brodie Mr. Ted Frankel
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Brooks Mr. Jim French and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Brown, Jr. Ms. Martha Holleman
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fulchino
Ms. Elizabeth J. Bruen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Bunting Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr.
Mr. Michael J. Cagney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. George
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Canfield Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Gunther
Caplan Family Trust Colonel and Mrs. Edward A. Hall
program restricted
Annual unrestricted and
Dr. Lajuan Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas O. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dixon H. Harvey, Jr.
Mrs. Mary R. Hinkle
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Hirschhorn
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hopkins
Mr. John K. Horenkamp and
Ms. Jill Baker
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Huffman
Mr. John B. Hutchinson
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Jensen
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Judkins
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Z. Kaufman
Mr. Robert S. Killebrew, III
Mr. and Mrs. Everett W. Ladd, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Leber
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lorenz
Mr. Matthew A. Mace
Ms. Sandra Magsamen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Makar
Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Kenneth C. Malley, USN (ret)
Manekin, LLC
Mr. John Maounis and
Ms. Margaret Bursaw
The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Markell, III
Mars Super Markets, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David Massey
Mr. Michael H. McCreery
Mr. Bradley S. McDearman
Mrs. Brooke McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. James M. McDonald
McDonogh School
Mr. and Mrs. Eamonn McGeady, III
Mr. and Mrs. George V. McGowan
McLean, Koehler, Sparks & Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McSweeny
Mr. Andrew Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Sheldon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shiffrin
Mr. John C. Smyth
Mr. Robert J. Sopka
Mr. Charles W. Spear
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Spivy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stanton
St. George’s Garden Club
General and Mrs. Warner I. Sumpter, Ret.
Taylor Northeast, Inc.
Ms. Sally A. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Derrick D. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tipper
Mr. and Mrs. John Titchener
Mr. Edward Tom
Urban Chic – Maple Lawn, LLC
Urban Service Systems
Victorian Dance Ensemble
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Voelkel
Mr. Norman H. Volk
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel A. Wald
Mr. and Mrs. Semmes G. Walsh
Warren Lodge #51 AF & AM
Watkins Security Agency, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle E. Webb
Mr. Brian D. Weese
Winner Distributing Company
Dr. J.B. Zachary
Ziger/Snead LLP
$100-$249
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Abato
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Addison
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Aldridge
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Ansoff
Ms. Virginia L. Apyar
ARINC, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Attman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bair

LEAVING
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baker
rk of Living Commander and Mrs.
gifts are critical to the wo
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Bayer
David A. Munson, NC, USN
tion . Ho wever, you can Mr. Richard T. Beagle and
Classrooms Founda Mr. and Mrs. C. Patrick Myers Ms. Elena R. Messina
the fut ure of Living Classrooms Mrs. Arthur C. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Bearss
help to ensure
A by considering a gift to
addition to your annual
the endowment in
support. By making a
are leaving a legacy
Nathan & Suzanne Cohen Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Novak, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Obrecht
Mr. and Mrs. Wells Obrecht
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Beer
Lt. Col. Douglas Behel
Mr. David E. Behr

LEGACY
you Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Beirne
gift to the endowme nt, Mr. G. Dennis O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Bennett
support our work with
by committing today to
Mr. Lincoln S. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Berger
Dr. Marjorie Pearsall Mrs. Vida A. Bishoff
the youth of tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Walton D. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Blanco
Mr. and Mrs. James Piper, III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Blanton
Mr. Paul G. Powichroski and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Blue
tant way of helping
ht gift s,
s pla nned gifts are an impor .
Ms. Janet L. Maher Mr. James D. Blum
In additio n to
t out rig
trig and prosper in the future Provident Bank Mr. Charles R. Boice
Cla ssr oom s Fou nda tion meet financial needs sat isfy ing Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rapuano Dr. and Mrs. W. Jeffrey Bolster
Liv ing h an easy and
utions provide donors wit
Mr. Louis M. Reitz Mrs. Patty H. Bond
Estate planning contrib ve you th wh ile providing donors with the Mr. George S. Rich Mr. Joseph Borruso
tion ser Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Riehl
means to help the Founda
Mr. Larry Bory
ome tax deduction.
Drs. Thomas and Carol Ritter Bowley’s Point Yacht Club
benefit of a charitable inc Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Rogers Mr. Keith Boylan
Mr. John P. Roper Mr. Michael T. Brassert and
financial planning needs, Mr. Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. Ms. H. Brooke McDonald
r charitable intentions and
We can help you with you
Mr. and Mrs. Winstead Rouse
ing, and bequests. Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brawley
s, sec uri ties , real estate, deferred giv ed
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rowan Mr. Gerry L. Brewster
including cas h gift honor the memory of lov Sail Classics, Inc.
rs Memorial Funds that
Mr. Charles Britton
Cla ssr oom s als o offe en eve ry day. The Honorable William Donald Schaefer Mr. Wayne O. Brokke
Living unity to childr
of education and opport Mr. David S. Seiler and Ms. Polly Duke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bronushas
ones by bringing the gift tac t Pa rke r Ro cke feller at Living Classroom
s Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Shackelford Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Brooks
atio n, ple ase con Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Shea
For more inform Ms. Laverne Brooks-Gaither
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Dr. and Mrs. Sol G. Brotman
Mr. David Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Buel
Mr. Andrew A. Buerger
Ms. Laura R. Burrows
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell
Mr. Richard J. Campbell and
Ms. Ann McAlpin
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon K. Caplis
Mr. Robert Capriotti
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Carpenter, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Bo T. Cashman
Ms. Kimberly Cashman
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Casper
Mr. Walter S. Casson, Jr.
Ms. Margaret Jean Chapman
Mr. James Cheevers
Mr. Joe Ciletti
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Clapp, III
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Colligan
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Collison
Dr. Martha J. Connolly
Ms. Maura M. Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Cora
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Corbin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Costello
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cover, Jr.
Ms. Elena Cox
Ms. Laura H. Crafton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Crowe, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Crumpton
Ms. Barbara G. Cuffie
Mr. Tony Culotta
Mr. Richard O. Cunningham
Mr. Edwin M. Custer, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Grady Dale, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Daly
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Davies
Mr. Ed Davies
Mr. and Mrs. James Davis
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Day
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeCarlo
Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Dennin
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Diggs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Dixon Gumm
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Dorsey
Ms. Catherine E. Dowrey
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon L. Duffett
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dumbeck
Mr. Michael Eanes
Earth Force, Inc.
Ms. Rachel F. Edds
Dr. Regina L. Edmond
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Ehlers
Mr. Robert Eller
Mr. David Elvander
Emmitsburg Memorial Post 6658
Mr. Carl Engel and
Mrs. Ann Marie Stuchell
Mr. and Mrs. Randal B. Etheridge
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Fazio
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fine
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Flynn
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford
Mr. Alfred Freund
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friedman
Friends of the US National Arboretum
Washington Youth Garden
Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Fronzo
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Gaber
F. Paul Galeone Photographer, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Galleazzi
Gaver Technologies, Inc.
Mr. Joe Gay
Rev. and Mrs. David F. Gearhart
Mr. Peter Gentry
Ms. Anna F. Gerrity and
Mr. David Charnock
Mr. Robert T. Gerrity
Mr. Joseph P. Gill
Mr. and Mrs. C. Herbert Gilliland
Mr. and Mrs. David Ginn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gold
Ms. Lusonya D. Goodson
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gordon, Jr.
Mr. Jason Goscha
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Graham, III
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Graul, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Green
Mr. and Mrs. Randle M. Griffin
Mr. John G. Griffiths
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Grimes
Mr. and Mrs. Mordehai Gur
Mr. Ralph H. Hagan
Mr. Jacques G. Hager
Ms. Jennifer Hahr and
Mr. Kenneth Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Hall
Colonel and Mrs. William E. Hall, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hanold
Rev. Jamal Harrison-Bryant
Mr. Steve Hartmann
Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Hauge
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Haviland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Heberer
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Heizer
Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Hershey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hewes, III
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hiney
Capt. Michael G. Hlywiak
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Hoffberger
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hoffberger
Mr. John H. Hoffman, Jr.
Ms. Denise H. Holder
Ms. Stephanie Holley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Holzman
HSBC
Ms. Penney Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Issel
Mr. Tad Jacks
Mr. Troy Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Judge
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kane
Mr. Marc D. Kantrowitz
Mr. Edward H. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Katzenberg
Mr. Douglas Kaufman
Mr. Robert C. Keith
Ms. Deborah M. Kielty
Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Kimmel
Mr. George Knight
Mr. Ken Kobayashi
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Kryscnski
Mr. Bruce L. Kubert, USN (ret.)
Mr. Gilbert A. Kuta and
Ms. Marianne Billek
Ms. Caryn R. Laney-MacLuan
Dr. Susan B. Langley
Capt. Clay Larrimore
Mr. Leonard Lazoff
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lent
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Lerner
Mr. and Mrs. C. Tilghman Levering
Mr. Joseph F. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin M. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Libershal
Ms. Connie Liernman
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Little
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Litz
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Lloyd
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Lorenzo
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Luskin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. MacDonald
Mr. Charles Maher
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Marchant
Marcus – Boyd Realty, LLC
Ms. Melissa A. Martin
Ms. Beverly M. Martinoli
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie S. Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mattingly
Mr. John McAleer
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. McArdle, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Berton McCauley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCauley
Mr. and Mrs. Silas R. McFarland
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett F. McGee, Jr.
Ms. Dorothy McIlvain Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Meadows
Ms. Martha Meehan
Ms. Jessica Meiller
Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Melcher
Mr. Anthony V. Milando
Capt. and Mrs. Jan C. Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Miller, Esq.
Mr. Braxton D. Mitchell
Ms. Carolyn M. Mollenkopf
Mr. F. Joseph Moravec
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Morkan, III
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Morsberger
Mr. Thomas C. Moser, Jr. and
Ms. Catherine A. Bledsoe
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mulkey
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Murphy
Mr. Robert D. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mutscheller
Mr. William Ney
Ms. Amie Sue Nochumowitz
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan L. North
Charles & Margaret Obrecht Family
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Richard F. Obrecht
Mr. Ian Ochs
Mr. and Mrs. Kristopher A. Okwedy
Mr. Lawrence O’Loane
Mr. and Mrs. G. Peter O’Neill, Jr.
Mr. Peter O’Neill, Jr.
Ms. Marcy Oppenheimer and
Mr. Joseph Neale
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Otto
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Owens
Greene Turtle Tavern
Mr. and Mrs. John Pagones
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Palmer, Jr.
Mr. Thomas Pannone
Mr. Richard M. Patterson
Ms. Lindsay Penvose
Mr. Philip Perkins and Ms. Margaret Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Perluke
Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Persinger
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petro
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Pinkard
Mr. and Mrs. Biff X. Poggi
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pollokoff
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Possehl
Mr. James Potter, Jr. and
Ms. Virginia Naylor
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Randolph, IV
Mr. Gwenetter Ratliff
Ms. Susan Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Reiman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Renner
Mr. Derek Rhymes
Ms. Sara F. Richman
Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Ricks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Riehl
Mr. Martin Roberge and
Mrs. Cindy Hunter
Mr. Kenneth Roberts
Mr. Gregory S. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowsom
Mr. Peter Sabath
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sadler, Jr.
Mr. Vishak Sankaran and
Ms. Nalini Potineni
Ms. Lili Charlotte Sarnoff
Mr. Michael Schiffer
Mr. and Mrs. Lew C. Schon
Dr. Lewis K. Schrager and
Ms. Frances E. Marshall
Mr. David G. Schultz
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Schuster, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Seddon
Ms. Susan Seligmann
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Senkarik
Ms. Erika Seth
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Shaffer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sheckells
Ms. Justine Y. Short and
Ms. Elizabeth O’Connell
Mr. and Mrs. P. Thomas Shouldice
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Shriver
Ms. Joy O. Sibel
Mr. Peter A. Silva
Skarie, Inc.
Ms. Deirdre M. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Snodgrass
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund C. Snodgrass
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snow
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Sollers, III
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jay Sommerkamp
Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. St. Pierre
Ms. Karen Stabley and
Mr. Robert R. Grisriel
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stefani
Mr. Paul Steinhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Leander M. Stoehr
Ms. Toni Stokes
Mr. John A. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stout
Mr. Gary S. Surosky and
Mrs. L. Brooke Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Swanston
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Swords
Dr. Wendy J. Taparanskas
Mr. and Mrs. Sosefo K. Tatola
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Thomas
Mr. John C. Thomas
Ms. Midge Thompson
Ms. Helen S. Thomsen
Mr. Ronald J. Thomson
Thornton D. and Elizabeth S. Hooper
Foundation
Ms. Mary D. Tilghman
Ms. Cathy R. Tipper
Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Tollaksen
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Tomaszewski
Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Tomczewski
Ms. Susan Troupe
Dr. and Mrs. Sanford J. Ungar
Mr. Michael Vergason
Ms. Linda M. Vollkommer
Mr. Michael Volpe
Mr. Bruce Votta
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Walden
Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Walker
Mr. Michael J. Walkley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Warfield
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie S. Wasser
Mr. Peter W. Waxter
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stewart Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weinberg
The Honorable and
Mrs. William W. Wenner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wharton
Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Whelton
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge
Sgt. Thomas E. Willams
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Winstead
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl B. Witt, D.D.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren D. Womack
Ms. Jill Wood
Ms. Joan S. Young
Mr. Johnese Zeigler
Mr. Steve Ziger
Living Classrooms Foundation sincerely
Living Classrooms Foundation
thanks the many donors who made gifts under
$100. Every gift is important and greatly
appreciated. The individuals, corporations,
and foundations listed made tax deductible
gifts to the Foundation between January 1,
2007 and December 31, 2007. Every effort
has been made to assure accurate and
complete listings of contributors. Apologies
are extended for any inadvertent errors or
omissions. Please advise us of any corrections.
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 ADVISORY BOARDS
EDUCATION Reginald Haysbert, Sr. Edwin S. Tharp Donald Fry
Kenneth M. Hemsley, Jr. George Vanderheyden Edward V. Giannasca, II
Dr. JoAnna Allen Dr. Donna Hollie Alan Walden Edwin F. Hale, Sr., Chair
Rebecca Bell Edith House Foster W. Daniel White Peter A. Hammen
Patricia Bernstein Peggy Jackson-Jobe Tony Whitman, Chair Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, III
Meredith L. Borden Bob Keith Peter M. Martin, Emeritus David S. Iannucci
Dr. Jennifer Brown Bunkley Dr. Diane M. Lee Charles F. Hughes, Jr., Emeritus Cammie Kane
Ed Davies Vince Leggett Nancy K. Kopp
Dr. Jane Donovan Nathaniel J. McFadden Kweisi Mfume
Carol Eschelman Ovetta M. ‘Vetda’ Moore LIVING CLASSROOMS – Barbara A. Mikulski
David Harris Michael Sarbanes NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr.
Marta Harting Dr. Patricia Schmoke, Chair Ioanna Morfessis
Terry C. Harwood Eva Slezak Robert J. Bolger, Jr. David Nelson
Kevin Jenkins A.T. Stephens Nancy Chasen John C. North, II
Teresa Lee Fred Struever Edward B. Cohen, Chair Martin J. O’Malley
Dr. Joan Kozlovsky, Chair Joi Thomas John Colston Dr. Selvin Passen
Bobbi McDonald Meg Tipper G. Christopher Cosby John Paterakis
Tom Shouldice Robert Wade Christina Erland Culver C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Kellay St. John Treopia G. Washington Peter Fenn Paul S. Sarbanes
David Stone Wanda Watts Douglas I. Greenhaus William Donald Schaefer
Dr. Ronald Thomas Arnold Williams James V. Hackney Lawrence Stappler
Gregg Wilheim Chief Herman Williams Terry Harwood Carl W. Struever
Frances Wright Rod Womack Gregory Heard Richard Swirnow
David I. Huffman
Deryl McKissack
FREDERICK DOUGLASS-ISAAC HISTORIC SHIPS Steven C. Mutschler FRIENDS OF FORT MCHENRY
MYERS MARITIME PARK AT THE INNER HARBOR Carolyn Nordberg
Daryl Owen Robert “Biff” Bartholomew
Tedd Alexander David Beck Martin H. Poretsky Morgan “Trip” Bailey, Chair
Marcus Asante David Berger George Quarles Jeff Buchheit
Gregg Baty Jim Blake Lewis Rumford, III Benjamin L. Cardin
Bill Blake Stephen Bockmiller Joseph S. Sollers, III Thomas Chagouris
Robert J. Bolger, Jr. Lawrence Bopp William Torgerson William Cole, IV
Michael Brown John Bourgeois Matthew Weir Rupert Denney
Dr. Jennifer Brown Bunkley Brian Eakes Jimmy Whitehead Cobber Eccles
Mary Butler Jack Elsby, II John Jutchinson
Elizabeth Comer Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr., Chair Colonel Richard J. Knauer, Jr.
Terence Cooper William Gilmor, Jr. NATIONAL HISTORIC Charles Markell
Darryl Croxton John Kellett SEAPORT OF BALTIMORE Brian McHale
Helen Dale Dr. Susan Langley Colm O’Comartun
Sheila Dixon Michael Leber Peter Angelos Martin J. O’Malley
Jane Donovan Derick Lynch Douglas L. Becker William Pencek
Frederick Douglass, IV John Magness Sherry Bellamy Damon Roach
Carserlo Doyle VADM Kenneth C. Malley, USN (Ret.) Michael Busch Paul S. Sarbanes
Louis C. Fields Brooke McDonald Benjamin L. Cardin William Donald Schaefer
Dennis Garrett Seth Allen McDonnell George Collins Brigadier Vernon Sevier
George Gilliam Eammon McGeady, III David Cordish Charlie Steck
Jeffrey E. Gordon Louis H. Miller, Esq. Elijah Cummings Patrick Turner
Adrian Harpool Andrew Murray Anthony W. Deering Brigadier Warner Sumpter
Portia Harris Paul G. Shea Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. Alan Walden, Chair Emeritus
Dean Harrison Rear Admiral Patrick Stillman Robert C. Embry, Jr.
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LIVING CLASSROOMS STAFF
YEAR-ROUND STAFF
Abdul-Wahid, Rafiq Bonaccorsi, Steven Carter, Gardnel
Akinshegun, Nabulungi Bond, James Carter, Tard
Aldridge, Dayna Boriszek, Elizabeth Chase-Wittich, Susie
Allen, Bruce Bountress, Kimberly Chatelain, Ned
Anderson, Karl Bountress, Steven Cheadle, Chaz Davis, Lisa Heath, Tanika
Armstrong, Heather Bovill, Megan Chutz, Haley Dawes, Lindsey Hemphill, Tony
Armstrong, Scott Bowers, Larry Clark, Nicole Dawicki, Colleen Henson, Stanford
Arthur, Andre Boyer, Mattison Clark, Yasmin Deal, Beth Hess, Dwayne
Austin, Nicole Britt, Jacob Clason, Tracy Dean, Colleen Hilliman, Richard
Austin, Sean Brooks, Myra Clevenger, Gillian DeBolt, Liza Holly, Bruce
Ballard, Nia Brown, Eric Coffman, Marilyn DeKoster, Katherine Holmes, Tavon
Banks, Willa Brown, Skher Cora, Paul Diggs, Jerry Horne, Talib
Bell, Malene Broyles, Peter Covington, Angela Dillow, III, John Huibregtse, Jason
Berry, Stanley Butterworth, Heidi Cox, Darren Dingle, Takiyah Jackson, Caprina
Bethune, Stacey Campbell, Algernon Craig, Anne Donovan, Jane Jaeger, Elizabeth
Bieretz, Cristin Campbell, Elizabeth Cruz, Rachel Dotterer, Terri Jefferson, James
Blades, Stephanie Cannon, Holly Cunningham, Wilbur Downes, Charles Jeffries, Wendy
Blaize, Betty Carroll, Kathleen Dagold, Jeremy Elder, Dennis Johnson, Alicia
Bolster, Julie Carroll, Peggy Daniels, Nerissa Elton, Mark Johnson, Bonita
Bolster, Peter Carroll, Spencer Davey, Julia Evans, Patrice Johnson, Brian
Evans, Shanita Johnson, Oris
Ewertz, Jon Johnson, Reyaud
Faruq, Leon Jones, Lisa
Faruq, Norma Jordon, Diane
Fishbein, Jacob Karim, Nabil
Flanary, Jerry Keener, Alessandra
Fortman, Rebecca Kellett, Jr., John
Foster, Troy Kelly, Kennesha
Fowler, Tim Key, Georgiena
Frank, LaToya Keys, Joseph
Garrett-Jackson, Caprece Kickbush, Katrina
Geoghegan-Chiappelli, Jessica Kirk, Michael
Givens, Laura Knight, Henry
Glickman, Steven Lee, Kurt
Goines, Tisa Lewis, Jermaine
Gordon, Cassandra Lewis, Jerrod
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Gwiazda, Genevieve Long, Cliff
Hammond, Susan Lyall, James
Handy, Clarice MacCuaig, Lindsay
Hanner, Jamie MacDonald, Anna
Hanson, Annie MacKenzie, Bruce
Hanson, Danielle Maddox, Camee
Harris, Andrew Malloy, Paul
Hawkins, Fred Martin, Marc
Hawkins, Tiffany Mason, Robert
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O’Connor, Jeannette Strassner, Thomas Elton, Mark
Oglesbee, Kelly Swann-Wright, Dianne Fitzgerald, Samantha
O’Malley, Summer Swatek, Charlotte Foley, Meghan
O’Neil, Paul Swenson, Craig Geoghegan, Manon
Orr, Christina Szimanski, Ryan Gold, Sarah
Pallandre, Claire Szymanski, Ethan Halford, Kavin
Parks-Brooks, Myra Taylor, Gerald Hanson, Kara
Paylor, Brittany Taylor, Shaquita Hecht, Robert
Pentangelo, John Thomas, Kathleen Hill, Casey
Persinger, Josheph Thompson, Lakesha Hill-El, Omar
Pettingill, Marc Tobias, Chaddie Horton, Amaris
Phillips, Bruce Torres, Jason Hughes, Wayne
Pickering, John Tracy, Shannon Jacobs, Dallas
Pinkett, Marika Truett, Christine Johnson, Deshawn
Poke, Tanika Walden, Ariel Johnson, Justin
Pollock, Sandra Walker, Rochelle Johnson, Rowena
Porter, Margaret Warnick, Lorraine Kana, Kathryn
Posegate, Ann Warnock, Valencia Kensler, Kevin
Powell, Ama Washington, Brandy Lambros, Lisa
Powell, Arnette Webber, Nahliah Leasure, Doug
Powichroski, Paul Wharton, Johanna Lovelace, Anika
Pryor, Gina White, Aaron Maddux, Ales
Racicot, Elijah Whitfield, Kenneth Marquez, Rina
Raivel, Jennifer Wicker, Howard Mascorro, Carlye
Ramirez, Nelson Wiliams, Tiffany Matthews, Joshua
Rauscher, Sarah William, Riley Mayo, Orlando
Mathew, Thara Raymond, Scott Williams, Aisha McCrary, Denise
Maxwell, Nicholas Rebstad, Heather Williams, Claire McCreery, Kristen
McGee, Michelle Rectenwald, Sandra Williamson, Michael Millet, Emma
McGee, Susan Reeb II, James Woodson, Van Nicolosi, Jennifer
McHale-Hewes, Mary Liz Regan, Casie Wright, Kate O’Connell, Michael
McLean, Kathleen Region, Stephanie Yates, James Oh, Michael
McShane, Kevin Reichel, Aaron Yeago, Carla Pate, Jessica
Meakes, Linda Reintzell, Charles Yokanovich, Nicholas Randolph, Danette
Meakes, Michael Riley, Jennifer Ray, Jerrell
Meekins, Kimberly Robbins, Carol Ray, Kenneth
Mejia, Sharon Roberts, Joann SUMMER STAFF Robinson, Lasean
Mendoza, Dedra Robertson, Larry Shapiro, Benjamin
Miller, Rachel Rockefeller, Parker Adu, Phaedra Shucard, Ryan
Mini, Katherine Rollins, Joanna Anderson, Patrice Snyder, Roxanne
Mitchell, Micah Rosen, Jane Argueta,
Argueta Sonny Stein, Sarah
Molese, Ashley Rosenthal, Amy Barnes, John Stevens, Elliott
Montgomery, Steve Rowsom, Christopher Bates, Marlesha Swann, Georgia
Moore-Holliday, Lisa Sams, Jamila Belfield, Michelle Toulson, ursula
Morsberger, Audrey Sartor, James Bell, Dontes Trump, Cecylia
Morsberger, Erin Sataloff, Jenny Brooks, Brooks Ugbebor, Alsonye
Mower, David Scott, Dorothy Brown, Shawn Vandiver, Brandon
Murphy, Joan Shattuck, Avery Ann Butler, James Waldburg, Markia
Narin, Jimmy Sicher, Peter Chilcote, Justin Walker, Jessica
Nesbitt, Ashley West Siegal, Judi Clark, Sarah Watkins, Thomas
Newman, Patricia Sielicki, Adam Cobb, Marie Webber, Nahliah
Nicolosi, Jennifer Sielicki, Jody Cooper, Elizabeth Williams, Clare
Niessing, Janis Slingluff, Richard Cunningham, Patrick Winston, Tracy
Niessing, Peter Smith, Charles Dorsey, Greer Wright, Ellen
Nunn, Krystal Smith, Julio Dugger, jessica Young, Dwight
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sharon Akers James a. Flick,
F Jr. John C. North, II
Theodore M. Alexander, r III Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. Andrew M. Obrecht
Scott Allison Barbara A. Gehrig Richard S. Pate
Michael J. Baader Price O. Gielen Kevin Plank
Morgan C. Bailey Fred M. Gloth, Jr. › TREASURER James J. Pomfret
Eric Becker John S. Graham, III Stephanie Rawlings Blake
Patricia Bernstein Jack S. Griswold William R. Roberts
Brian Billick Henry G. Hagan Ted Rouse
William N. Blake Edwin F. Hale, Sr. Stuart Rubenstein Living Classrooms Foundation
Geoffrey Brent Kevin M. Hall Patricia L. Schmoke 802 South Caroline Street
Michael A. Brown Dean S. Harrison Keith B. Sullivan Baltimore, MD 21231
Jennifer Brown Bunkley Terry C. Harwood, Jr. John H. Timken Phone: 410.685.0295
Alexander G. Campbell, III Scott Iodice Stuart Walman › SECRETARY Fax: 410.752.8433
Maria Cignarale Francis X. Kelly, Jr. Joseph N. Weaver, Jr. www.livingclassrooms.org
Edward B. Cohen Joan D. Kozlovsky Y. Maria Welch
Atwood Collins, III › CHAIRMAN Brian E. LeGette Tony Whitman, Jr.
Mark M. Collins, Jr. Peter M. Martin Herman Williams, Jr.
John E. Colston Warner P. Mason Samuel T. Woodside
Harriet E. Cooperman Paul F. McBride Drake C. Zaharris
The Living Classrooms Foundation
Chineta Davis Mary McDowell Annual Report was produced by
Gregory Devou Wade Meadows EMERITUS Thara Mathew. Special thanks to
Sheila Dixon Robert G. Merrick, III Harvey Meyerhoff Webb/Mason for the printing and
Carserlo Doyle Robb L. Merritt G. Dennis O’Brien › FOUNDER Global Design for design and layout.
Scott Erickson Sally J. Michel William Donald Schaefer Photos by Sam Friedman and Living
William Fanshawe Thomas P. Mulroy Classrooms Foundation staff.
Philip Federico David R. Nelson James Piper Bond › PRESIDENT & CEO