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<strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> Annual Report / 2007~2008<br />
T H E P O T E N T I A L O F<br />
CHANGE<br />
“We don’t accomplish anything in this world alone – and<br />
whatever happens is the result <strong>of</strong> the whole tapestry <strong>of</strong><br />
one’s life and all the weavings <strong>of</strong> individual threads from<br />
one to another that creates something.”<br />
SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR<br />
Former Associate Justice <strong>of</strong> the Supreme Court and <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> Member
T H E P OT E N T I A L O F C H A N G E<br />
THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF BALTIMORE, INC.<br />
is an organization <strong>of</strong> women committed to promoting<br />
voluntarism, developing the potential <strong>of</strong> women,<br />
and improving communities through the effective action<br />
and leadership <strong>of</strong> trained volunteers. Its purpose is<br />
exclusively educational and charitable.<br />
The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> reaches out to women <strong>of</strong><br />
all races, religions, and national origins who demonstrate<br />
an interest in and commitment to voluntarism.<br />
The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>, Inc. values the power <strong>of</strong><br />
voluntarism, the diverse community in which we live,<br />
the talents, commitment, and contribution <strong>of</strong> our members,<br />
and our history <strong>of</strong> community impact and involvement.<br />
J U N I O R L E AG U E O F BALT I M O R E , I N C.<br />
P O B OX 11008 / BALTIMORE, MARYLAN D 21212 / 410 435 5521 / 410 435 5454 F / WWW.J L BALT.OR G
MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR<br />
PRESIDENT’S LETTER<br />
Throughout the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>’s 95 year history,<br />
our organization has changed the lives <strong>of</strong> the women who<br />
have been our members, enhanced the lives <strong>of</strong> the recipients<br />
<strong>of</strong> our community programs, and elevated the communities<br />
in which we volunteer.<br />
This year, in particular, our organization has embraced the<br />
opportunity to change. We established new fundraisers and<br />
through our strategic planning process created a new framework<br />
for our future fundraising efforts.<br />
In our community we launched the new School Parental<br />
Engagement Program and transitioned our Women’s Mentoring<br />
Program into an internship at our Wise Penny thrift store. In the<br />
area <strong>of</strong> technology we researched and contracted our new<br />
website and database. This change will allow the organization<br />
to communicate more effectively to both prospective and<br />
current active and sustaining members, and to build capacity<br />
for future needs.<br />
Finally, we broke ground and started construction on our<br />
Building Opportunities Project which encompasses the renovation<br />
<strong>of</strong> our Wise Penny Thrift Store and addition <strong>of</strong> a second<br />
floor Headquarters and Community space. This new building will<br />
create further potential for change by expanding our capacity<br />
for membership, leadership development, and programming.<br />
Looking back, 2007-2008 was a time <strong>of</strong> transition, and the<br />
decisions we made during the time will move the <strong>League</strong><br />
forward to meet our strategic vision <strong>of</strong> “a group <strong>of</strong> dedicated<br />
and invested women headquartered in Govans who are recognized<br />
and respected for collectively making a positive impact<br />
in <strong>Baltimore</strong> through volunteerism and civic leadership.”<br />
Thank you to all <strong>of</strong> our members, community partners, and<br />
donors for helping us achieve our vision and make it a reality!<br />
Best,<br />
Megan Tahboub, President, 2007-2008<br />
DIRECTOR’S LETTER<br />
This past year, the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> reflected upon<br />
and celebrated our long and proud history <strong>of</strong> service to <strong>Baltimore</strong>.<br />
While honoring our past, we challenge ourselves to<br />
strike a balance between preserving tradition and adjusting<br />
to our ever-changing world to reach our fullest potential.<br />
Our members give this organization its power to serve our<br />
communities. It is through their leadership and development<br />
that we continue to grow our impact to the community. By<br />
investing in each member, we are creating civic leaders for<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong>, both in and out <strong>of</strong> our organization. But this work<br />
cannot be done alone. To continue to strengthen our impact,<br />
we need to not only invest within our membership, but to<br />
continue to build strong collaborations outside <strong>of</strong> it. This<br />
past year marked many new and strengthened partnerships.<br />
We continued our work with the Allstate Foundation in<br />
support <strong>of</strong> our Women’s Mentoring Program / Wise Penny<br />
Internship. We welcomed new partners for our Kids in the<br />
Kitchen Program, including Kaiser Permanente, Trader Joe’s<br />
and the Ravens Foundation, while continuing our partnership<br />
with Port Discovery. Our Health Fair was augmented by<br />
the support <strong>of</strong> sponsor MedStar Health and Union Memorial<br />
Hospital. Our Boutique Warehouse Sale has generated tens<br />
<strong>of</strong> new partners in local boutique owners for this growing<br />
fundraiser and to support our Wise Penny Store year-round.<br />
Lastly, the overwhelming support that the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> has received for our Building Opportunities Project<br />
enables us to secure our future with a facility to continue to<br />
train new civic leaders and proudly serve our community and<br />
to reach our potential through change.<br />
Thank you for your support,<br />
Shelly Terranova, Director
T H E P OT E N T I A L O F C H A N G E<br />
“Be the change you want to see.”<br />
GHANDI<br />
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS<br />
SCHOOL PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM<br />
In an effort to address the critical issue <strong>of</strong> low parental<br />
engagement in the <strong>Baltimore</strong> City Public School System,<br />
the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> launched the School<br />
Parental Engagement Program at Govans Elementary<br />
School in the Fall <strong>of</strong> 2007.<br />
Over the course <strong>of</strong> the year, the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
worked directly with parents and teachers to strengthen the<br />
parent teacher organization (pto), elect its first <strong>of</strong>ficers, and<br />
lead pto meetings. Working with Verizon, we hosted a uniform<br />
and school supplies drive, collecting more than 40 uniforms<br />
and 30 knapsacks.<br />
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The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> held a teacher appreciation<br />
week that engaged teachers in our efforts at the start<br />
<strong>of</strong> the school year, knowing that the teachers are the<br />
strongest advocates for parental engagement. The outreach<br />
was well-received, with several teachers remarking on how<br />
valued they felt. Throughout the school year, the committee<br />
led workshops for children on Safety, including visits from<br />
the local firehouse, Health and Hygiene, through a visit from<br />
a local dental hygienist, and Financial Literacy, through Port<br />
Discovery’s traveling Money Game Road Show. Along with<br />
each workshop, students were given takeaway materials to<br />
apply their knowledge in the home and introduce the School<br />
Parental Engagement Program to parents.<br />
1 School Parental Engagement Program. 2 Jim Jennings (Allstate Foundation), Dorothy and Assetou (Wise Penny Interns),<br />
Wendy Frank (GenesisJobs), Kate Sullivan (JLB Member). 3 Kids in the Kitchen. 4 Kids in the Kitchen.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS & PROJECTS<br />
“Nobody can go back and start a new beginning,<br />
but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”<br />
MARIA ROBINSON<br />
MENTORING AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS<br />
The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>’s Women’s Mentoring<br />
Program was proud to graduate 10 participants this past<br />
year, all <strong>of</strong> whom were enrolled in services at Waverly<br />
Family Support Center. Each participant successfully<br />
completed our intense, 9-month mentoring program,<br />
attending two sessions a month focused in job readiness<br />
and life skills. Through mentoring and support, and hard<br />
work, six passed their Graduate Equivalency Diploma (ged)<br />
and six secured jobs! These women’s lives have been<br />
transformed through their participation in this program,<br />
directly due to the generosity <strong>of</strong> the Allstate Foundation.<br />
Last year, the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> also dedicated<br />
much time to the development and implementation <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Wise Penny Internship Program, a new component <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Women’s Mentoring program. Many <strong>of</strong> the women who are<br />
participants in our program have never been employed. The<br />
creation <strong>of</strong> a 12-week Internship at the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
NEARLY ONE-THIRD OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN<br />
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA WILL BE OVERWEIGHT BY 2010.<br />
THE INTERNATIONAL OBESITY TASK FORCE<br />
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN<br />
The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> held our 3rd annual Kids in<br />
the Kitchen event at Port Discovery in March <strong>of</strong> 2008. Kids<br />
in the Kitchen is part <strong>of</strong> an International initiative led by the<br />
Association <strong>of</strong> <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong>s International (ajli). The goal<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong>s’ Kids in the Kitchen initiative is to<br />
empower youth to make healthy lifestyle choices and help<br />
reverse the growth <strong>of</strong> childhood obesity and its associated<br />
health issues. Over 255 <strong>League</strong>s in Canada, Mexico, the<br />
United Kingdom and the United States conducted the <strong>Junior</strong><br />
<strong>League</strong>s’ Kids in the Kitchen program in their communities<br />
in 2007. The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>’s local event<br />
in 2007 reached approximately 1,700 attendees <strong>of</strong> Port<br />
Discovery, including the children that the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> brought from our program and partner sites,<br />
Govans Elementary School, the Hampden Family Center<br />
and Hampden Elementary School.<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong>’s Wise Penny Thrift Store provides these women<br />
with transferable retail experience, coaching in appropriate<br />
work behaviors, and a pr<strong>of</strong>essional reference to strengthen<br />
their position for future employment. Additionally the <strong>Junior</strong><br />
<strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> volunteer mentor assigned to each<br />
Intern will continue to provide assistance and resources for<br />
resume writing, interviewing, and job searches.<br />
This year, we developed the program’s application process,<br />
including submission <strong>of</strong> a resume, essay, and interview,<br />
assisted five women in completing the process, and selected<br />
two women for the first 12-week Internship, which began in<br />
the summer <strong>of</strong> 2008. Two additional Internships will be<br />
available in the fall <strong>of</strong> 2008 and again in the spring <strong>of</strong> 2009.<br />
This program is made possible to the generous support<br />
from the Allstate Foundation.<br />
The day imparted a lot <strong>of</strong> information to participants<br />
and was even more fun! Trader Joe’s led children in<br />
making “fruit sushi” and “creative crepes”. Coach Tom<br />
from the Ravens Youth Program, along with Ravens<br />
running back, Musa Smith, ran football drills with children.<br />
Students from the Goucher College Dance program<br />
led children in interpretative dance and the <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
Blast led soccer drills on Port Discovery’s mini soccer<br />
field. Event lead sponsor Kaiser Permanente, <strong>of</strong>fered an<br />
interactive computer game station, entitled the Amazing<br />
Food Detective.<br />
Together, we set a wonderful example <strong>of</strong> how to have<br />
healthy and active lives and work together to combat<br />
childhood obesity.
T H E P OT E N T I A L O F C H A N G E<br />
“I always believed that the right song<br />
at the right moment could change history.”<br />
PETE SEEGER<br />
THE LARKS<br />
The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>’s longest running community<br />
program, the Larks, continued to bring the gift <strong>of</strong> song to<br />
residents in adult care facilities in <strong>Baltimore</strong>, reaching more<br />
than 1,000 people. Also, this year, the Larks were featured on<br />
WJZ’s Manic Monday, performing the song “Manic Monday” in<br />
the heart <strong>of</strong> Fells Point at 6 am! The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
believes strongly in the power <strong>of</strong> music to promote health<br />
and well-being. This year, a daughter <strong>of</strong> a Larks audience<br />
member called the Larks the evening <strong>of</strong> the performance to<br />
share that her mother, suffering from depression, called to<br />
share that she “was happier than she has heard her in two<br />
years – almost joyful” and that the “caroling was beautiful<br />
and made her feel so ‘Christmasy’”.<br />
“I am <strong>of</strong> the opinion that my life belongs to the community, and<br />
as long as I live it is my privilege to do for it whatever I can.”<br />
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW<br />
HEALTH FAIR AND HOLIDAY PARTY<br />
This year our new member class was assigned with our<br />
programming at the Hampden Family Center, including our<br />
annual Health Fair and Holiday Party. The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> has been proud to support this center for over<br />
13 years, beginning as a founding organization in 1995.<br />
The Holiday Party provided more than 150 children with<br />
a fun-filled afternoon, including delicious food, caroling by<br />
our very own Larks, a jolly Santa, and arts and crafts. Children<br />
made gingerbread houses, stockings, and read stories<br />
with the Ravens’ cheerleaders. This event also provides gifts<br />
to the families <strong>of</strong> Hampden who are in need.<br />
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The Health Fair brings access to basic health services<br />
and screenings to this community on an annual basis. With<br />
MedStar Health as our lead sponsor, Union Memorial<br />
Hospital led health stations on blood pressure, cholesterol,<br />
and diabetes, among many more. Other complementary<br />
health stations included governmental programs and local<br />
nonpr<strong>of</strong>its. While adults participated in health stations,<br />
children were treated to interactive nutrition and fitness<br />
stations, and a puppet show discussing healthy lifestyles.<br />
1 Larks performance on Manic Monday. 2 Annual Holiday Party. 3 New Member Class <strong>of</strong> 2007-2008. 4 Sustainer Spirit Award Recipients<br />
Anne Johnson and Carol Goodman with Alice Smith.
THE POTENTIAL OF WOMEN<br />
TRAINING WOMEN TO CHANGE THE COMMUNITY<br />
Throughout each year, members are given training opportunities<br />
to develop their personal potential as leaders, along with<br />
service-learning opportunities within their committee placement.<br />
In addition to trainings <strong>of</strong>fered to members within our<br />
organization, this year the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> was able<br />
to send three <strong>of</strong> our members to an ajli sponsored Organizational<br />
Development Institute (odi) in Louisville, Kentucky. This<br />
series <strong>of</strong> meetings are held four times a year hosted by ajli<br />
and are designed to provide <strong>League</strong> Leaders with fundamental<br />
Mission-based training in the areas <strong>of</strong> Community<br />
Impact, Leadership Development, and Organizational<br />
Capacity Building development. We were also able to send<br />
five members to the ajli sponsored Mid-Atlantic conference<br />
in Annapolis which focuses on issues relating to the MidAtalntic<br />
<strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong>s. Additionally, our President and President<br />
Elect participated in four conferences in Boston, St. Paul,<br />
San Antonio and San Diego, where they learned critical<br />
leadership skills to govern the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>.<br />
ANNUAL DINNER<br />
The service that our members provide to our community and<br />
their leadership development is recognized each May at our<br />
Annual Dinner. This event provides the organization with the<br />
opportunity to recognize our members and community partners<br />
who have done outstanding work in our shared communities.<br />
Highlights from some <strong>of</strong> the awards are listed below:<br />
The Mary Goodwillie Award, which goes to an active<br />
member providing outstanding leadership and service, went<br />
to Board member Ginger Mihalik. Ginger led her Projects,<br />
Advocacy, and Research committee in the research and<br />
WOMEN & LEADERSHIP<br />
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creation <strong>of</strong> a multi-year financial plan for the organization.<br />
She also volunteered to assist with the Boutique Warehouse<br />
Sale, an event she helped to create the previous year.<br />
Ginger is an effortless leader that inspires others to eagerly<br />
follow and be the best that they can be.<br />
The Annapolis Bowl Award, which goes to an active member<br />
demonstrating community service outside the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>, went to Elizabeth Aneckstein. Elizabeth’s volunteer<br />
work for the Govanstowne Business Association, Women<br />
Entrepreneurs <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>, <strong>Baltimore</strong> City Downtown Partnership,<br />
and the dearest to her heart, the Enoch Pratt Free<br />
Library, makes us all wonder how many hours she has in<br />
her day!<br />
Past Presidents Anne Johnson and Carol Goodman were<br />
given the Sustainer Spirit Award for their continued leadership<br />
in our organization. Anne volunteered to Chair our Celebrate<br />
95 Gala the year after her Presidency to continue building the<br />
bridges to our sustainers, past members, and donors. As part<br />
<strong>of</strong> her continued work Co-Chairing our Building Opportunities<br />
Project, Carol Goodman led efforts in Annapolis this past year,<br />
lobbying for a State Bond Bill (we were successful once again!).<br />
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNER<br />
As part <strong>of</strong> our mission <strong>of</strong> promoting voluntarism, the <strong>Junior</strong><br />
<strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> annual awards a high school senior who<br />
has provided outstanding community service with a $1,000<br />
scholarship. This year’s awardee was Elisabet K. Tassis, who<br />
will be entering Johns Hopkins University in the fall <strong>of</strong> 2008.<br />
In Elisabet’s words, “It is an honor to be recngnized for my<br />
hard work by such a respectful and successful organization…it<br />
is a motivating factor for me to continue to help<br />
others in need and strive for excellence.”
FUNDRAISING<br />
T H E P OT E N T I A L O F C H A N G E<br />
A key accomplishment <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>’s<br />
Projects, Advocacy, and Research (par) Committee was the<br />
research and development <strong>of</strong> a comprehensive funding plan<br />
for the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>. The plan moves away<br />
from gala or event-based fundraising and lays the roadmap<br />
towards a more diversified portfolio <strong>of</strong> funding, including<br />
allocating increased resources to our Wise Penny Thrift Store<br />
and related special sales, including our semi-annual Boutique<br />
Warehouse Sale. The Wise Penny, our social enterprise for<br />
over 50 years, has in its history netted $2.3 million for <strong>Junior</strong><br />
<strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> programs and initiatives.<br />
BOUTIQUE WAREHOUSE SALES<br />
During 2006-2007, the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> introduced<br />
a new fundraiser, the semi-annual Boutique Warehouse<br />
sale. The approach was simple – persuade area<br />
boutiques to lend us their end <strong>of</strong> season or clearance<br />
merchandise, we would sell it for them in a 2-day special<br />
sale, and we would share the proceeds. The first year, the<br />
two sales resulting in gross sales <strong>of</strong> almost $60,000 and<br />
attracted a large following, with boutiques and shoppers<br />
clamoring for information on the next sale and how they<br />
could participate.<br />
This past fiscal year the Boutique Warehouse Sales grew<br />
in size and in pr<strong>of</strong>it, with the fall 2007 sale generating a<br />
gross <strong>of</strong> over $50,000 and spring sale generating a gross <strong>of</strong><br />
over $75,000. Not only does this excellent fundraiser secure<br />
revenue for our operating budget, it also raises awareness<br />
and interest in the community for both our Wise Penny Thrift<br />
Store and the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>.<br />
Finally, the Boutique Warehouse Sales <strong>of</strong>fer a wonderful<br />
training opportunity to the committee members in areas<br />
including solicitations, public relations, marketing, event<br />
planning and volunteer management.<br />
CELEBRATE 95<br />
Our Celebrate 95 Gala was a huge success, bringing<br />
together members, partners, and supporters to raise close<br />
to $75,000 for current programs and initiatives <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>. We were proud to honor the<br />
civic leadership and community impact our organization<br />
has made over the past 95 years, with special recognition<br />
for our Honorees, Sally Michel, Barbara J. Bonnell, and<br />
Mary DeKuyper. The event featured video vignettes with<br />
each honoree, sharing thoughts on their <strong>League</strong> experiences<br />
and the power <strong>of</strong> voluntarism. Their legacy was<br />
perhaps best stated by Sally Michel, who said “… what we<br />
keep, we lose and only what we give remains our own.”<br />
Celebrate 95 gave us the opportunity to rekindle our<br />
spirit, reconnect with our past, and reflect on 95 years <strong>of</strong><br />
service to the <strong>Baltimore</strong> Community.<br />
1 Celebrate 95 Honoree Barbara J. Bonnell with Co-Chair Lyn Phelps. 2 Boutique Warehouse Sale. 3 Ground Breaking Ceremony for<br />
Headquarters Project. 4 Bond Bill efforts in Annapolis.
BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES<br />
FUNDRAISING & GROWTH<br />
“One change makes way<br />
for the next, giving us the opportunity to grow.”<br />
VIVIAN BUCHEN<br />
This fiscal year the Building Opportunities project broke<br />
ground on construction! This project will provide necessary<br />
renovations to the Wise Penny Thrift Store and a second<br />
story addition to house <strong>of</strong>fices, volunteer training and<br />
community projects. Past Presidents and project Co-Chairs<br />
Maria Johnson and Carol Goodman continued weekly work<br />
with the construction team, representing the organization,<br />
along with the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> President, to<br />
track progress against goals and the budget. Completion <strong>of</strong><br />
the project and occupancy is expected in winter <strong>of</strong> 2008.<br />
To support this project, the Headquarters Committee<br />
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continued fundraising efforts toward the $1.3 million<br />
campaign goal. Members successfully lobbied in Annapolis<br />
for a second Bond Bill, resulting in $100,000 for the<br />
project. Addional monies were raised through membership,<br />
private foundations and local community grants!<br />
Preparing for occupancy <strong>of</strong> our new space, the par<br />
Committee also spent time exploring ways to increase<br />
our community impact and build visibility, leveraging our<br />
soon to be completed headquarters space. Early research<br />
has pointed toward using this space as a training facility<br />
for area community organizations.<br />
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS<br />
Megan Tahboub<br />
President<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for ten years.<br />
Heidi Bowen<br />
President-Elect<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for thirteen years.<br />
Angela Murphy<br />
Community Vice President<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
the past four years, former<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the junior league<br />
<strong>of</strong> salt lake city.<br />
Laura Pappas<br />
Finance Vice President<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the junior<br />
league <strong>of</strong> baltimore the past<br />
five years, former member <strong>of</strong><br />
the junior league <strong>of</strong> annapolis.<br />
T H E P OT E N T I A L O F C H A N G E<br />
Christi Barth<br />
Secretary<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for five years.<br />
Tami Karwacki<br />
Communications Vice<br />
President<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for eight years.<br />
Nicole Westrick<br />
Membership and Training<br />
Vice President<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for four years.<br />
Jamie Muhly<br />
Treasurer<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for seven years.<br />
COMMUNITY RESOURCE BOARD<br />
Penny Anderson<br />
vice president community<br />
building, united way <strong>of</strong><br />
central md<br />
Lisa Bisenius<br />
director <strong>of</strong> marketing,<br />
general growth properties<br />
Emilie Blaze<br />
owner, little shoe box<br />
Julie Cox<br />
vice president philanthropy,<br />
lifebridge health systems<br />
Susan Kaskie Driscoll<br />
community affairs director,<br />
governor’s <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
<strong>of</strong> community initiatives<br />
Alice Ann Finnerty<br />
owner, the turnover<br />
shop / finnerteas<br />
Kenneth N. Harris, Sr.<br />
councilmember,<br />
baltimore city council<br />
Elaine Hettleman<br />
executive director,<br />
leadership baltimore county,<br />
towson university<br />
Phil Holmes<br />
vice president, goodwill<br />
industries <strong>of</strong> the chesapeake<br />
Steve Kaiser<br />
president, kaiser associates<br />
Gail Kaplan<br />
director <strong>of</strong> marketing,<br />
classic catering<br />
Thomas Kiefaber<br />
owner, the senator theatre<br />
Lenore Koors<br />
development director,<br />
susan g. komen breast<br />
cancer foundation<br />
Ginger Mihalik<br />
Projects, Advocacy, and<br />
Research (par) Director<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for six years.<br />
Mona DePoitiers Rudnicki<br />
Sustaining Director<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for twenty years.<br />
Kristy Dickson<br />
Parliamentarian<br />
active member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> baltimore<br />
for eight years.<br />
Patti Engblom<br />
Nominating and<br />
Placement Liaison<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the junior league<br />
<strong>of</strong> baltimore for 13 years,<br />
former member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
junior league <strong>of</strong> des moines.<br />
Clem Mueller<br />
partner, kawg&f<br />
Erika Murray<br />
director <strong>of</strong> corporate public<br />
relations and community<br />
affairs, medstar health<br />
Bryn Parchman<br />
president and ceo, port<br />
discovery, the children’s<br />
museum in baltimore<br />
Robert Schaefer<br />
executive director,<br />
france-merrick foundation<br />
Malinda Small<br />
vice president,<br />
communication for bge<br />
Julie St. Marie<br />
agency principal,<br />
st. marie insurance group<br />
STAFF<br />
Shelly Terranova<br />
Director<br />
Jodie Miller<br />
Office Manager<br />
Ken Harper<br />
Business Manager<br />
Vicki Warren<br />
Wise Penny Supervisor<br />
Shirley Phillips<br />
Wise Penny Sales Associate<br />
Natonya Griffin<br />
Wise Penny Sales Associate<br />
Leo Wanenchak<br />
Larks Music Director<br />
Audrey Suhr<br />
consultant<br />
Linda Taylor<br />
principal,<br />
govans elementary school<br />
IN MEMORIAM:<br />
Kenneth N. Harris, Sr.<br />
(1963-2008)<br />
The <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
greatly appreciated the service<br />
and generosity <strong>of</strong> this tremendous<br />
Community Resource Board<br />
member and advocate for <strong>Baltimore</strong>.
Margaret C. Madeira*<br />
1912-1913<br />
Juliana K. Clark*<br />
1913-1917<br />
Elinor M. Bowdoin*<br />
1917-1918<br />
Helen W. Bruce*<br />
1918-1920<br />
Anne W. Whitridge*<br />
1920-1922<br />
Elizabeth D. Simpson*<br />
1922-1923<br />
Marjorie O. McHenry*<br />
1923-1925<br />
Harriet G. Bowdoin*<br />
1925-1927<br />
Carolyn S. Ewing*<br />
1927-1929<br />
Peggy E. Waxter*<br />
1929-1931<br />
Katherine B. Miller*<br />
1931-1932<br />
Elizabeth R. Slack*<br />
1932-1933<br />
Rose H. Johnson*<br />
1933-1934<br />
Virginia Fletcher*<br />
1934-1936<br />
Eleanora O’Donovan*<br />
1936-1937<br />
Virginia B. Sherwood*<br />
1937-1938<br />
Virginia M. Williams*<br />
1938-1940<br />
Isabella M. Bartlett*<br />
1940-1941<br />
Ruth D. Lowry*<br />
1941-1943<br />
Virginia B. Sherwood*<br />
1943-1945<br />
ANNUAL REPORT / 2007~2008<br />
PAST PRESIDENTS OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF BALTIMORE, INC.<br />
Ada B. O’Brien*<br />
1945-1946<br />
Elizabeth T. Graham*<br />
1946-1947<br />
Elizabeth E. Seiler*<br />
1947-1949<br />
Gloria M. Sweeny*<br />
1949-1951<br />
Laurette D. Chambers*<br />
1951-1953<br />
Betty R. Kastendike*<br />
1953-1955<br />
Barbara G. Reed*<br />
1955-1957<br />
Charlotte D. Brice*<br />
1957-1959<br />
Louise R. Davis<br />
1959-1961<br />
Mary R. Grady<br />
1961-1963<br />
Jean C. Opfer*<br />
1963-1965<br />
Lucy L. Marshall<br />
1965-1967<br />
Elizabeth S. McDonald<br />
1967-1969<br />
Lynn D. Lafferty<br />
1969-1970<br />
Susan P. Macfarlane<br />
1970-1971<br />
Mary Ellen R. Thomsen<br />
1971-1973<br />
Sally J. Michel<br />
1973-1975<br />
Mary H. DeKuyper<br />
1975-1977<br />
Sylvia J. Eggleston Wehr<br />
1977-1979<br />
Lynn S. Lortz<br />
1979-1980<br />
Donna Lee S. Frisch<br />
1980-1982<br />
Elaine E. Born<br />
1982-1984<br />
Suellen M. Dillon<br />
1984-1986<br />
Mary Catherine Savage<br />
1986-1987<br />
Jane Allan Bowie<br />
1987-1989<br />
Lucy R. Skeen<br />
1989-1990<br />
Barbara P. Johnson<br />
1990-1991<br />
Helene H. Hahn<br />
1991-1992<br />
Deborah C. Kennedy<br />
1992-1993<br />
Deborah R. Chambliss<br />
1993-1994<br />
Malinda B. Small<br />
1994-1995<br />
Katherine B. Paal<br />
1995-1996<br />
Lorene C. Southworth<br />
1996-1997<br />
Frances L. Cashman<br />
1997-1998<br />
Lyn G. Phelps<br />
1998-1999<br />
Mary Ann Masur<br />
1999-2000<br />
Elizabeth A. Whelan<br />
2000-2001<br />
Maria T. Johnson<br />
2001-2002<br />
Alice C. Smith<br />
2002-2003<br />
Candy Friedman<br />
2003-2004<br />
Carol Goodman<br />
2004-2005<br />
Patti Engblom<br />
2005-2006<br />
Anne Johnson<br />
2006-2007<br />
Megan Tahboub<br />
2007-2008<br />
*<br />
Deceased<br />
IN MEMORIAM:<br />
Peggy Waxter<br />
Mrs. Peggy Ewing Waxter passed<br />
away at age 103 on September 18,<br />
2007. Mrs. Waxter, Past President,<br />
was a member <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> for 85 years. The <strong>Junior</strong><br />
<strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> is grateful for<br />
Mrs.Waxter’s lifelong support and<br />
involvement. She will always be an<br />
inspiration to us.
2007~2008 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS<br />
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION<br />
Assets Liabilities and Net Assets<br />
May 31, 2008<br />
Cash and cash equivalents $ 276,647<br />
Contributions receivable 338,558<br />
Unconditional promises to give, net 92,468<br />
Investments 84,089<br />
Prepaid expenses 6,547<br />
Property and equipment, net 778,013<br />
Financing fees 25,584<br />
Other assets 3,500<br />
Total Assets $1,605,406<br />
May 31, 2008<br />
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 2,472<br />
Accreued interest payable 8,333<br />
Construction payables 110,700<br />
Bridge loan payable 200,000<br />
Net Assets<br />
Total liabilities 321,505<br />
Unrestricted<br />
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 2008<br />
Revenue Expenses<br />
E<br />
D<br />
F<br />
A<br />
C B<br />
T H E P OT E N T I A L O F C H A N G E<br />
A 23% Contributions* $ 77,525<br />
B 40% Wise Penny Shop Sales** 136,863<br />
C 28% Contributions In-Kind 95,932<br />
D 0% Special Events** 1,918<br />
E 6% Membership Dues 20,170<br />
F 3% Other (investments, net assets released) 8,677<br />
100% Total Revenue $ 341,085<br />
*This chart represents operating revenue and expenses only;<br />
restricted capital project revenues total $388,538<br />
**Net <strong>of</strong> direct costs<br />
Board designation for:<br />
Investment 63,855<br />
Building improvements 25,710<br />
Available for general activities 895,352<br />
Total unrestricted net assets 984,917<br />
Temporarily restricted 298,984<br />
Total net assets 1,283,901<br />
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $1,605,406<br />
A<br />
B<br />
C<br />
A 81% Program Services $ 302,565<br />
B 8% Management and General 30,909<br />
C 11% Fundraising 42,711<br />
100% Total Expenses $ 376,185
2007~2008 REPORT OF GIVING<br />
ANNUAL FUND 2007-2008<br />
The Annual Fund provides<br />
essential operating support for<br />
the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>.<br />
Community Leaders<br />
$1,000 to $2,499<br />
Mary Jo Wiese<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong> Sally Michel<br />
Polly Behrens<br />
Roberta Deupree<br />
Carol Goodman<br />
Nancy Gephart<br />
Community Associates<br />
$500 to $999<br />
Patricia Lynch<br />
Megan Tahboub<br />
Stephanie Bartal<br />
Community Pillars<br />
$100 to $499<br />
Ellen Bernard<br />
Margery Bessent<br />
Elaine Born<br />
Catherine Boyne<br />
Heidi Bowen<br />
Barbara Burdett<br />
Frances Cashman<br />
Deb Chambliss<br />
Tanzi Craig<br />
in Memory <strong>of</strong> Helen Kisler<br />
Kristina Dickson<br />
Suellen Dillon<br />
Patricia Engblom<br />
Regina Esslinger<br />
Michele Gilden<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong> Dorothy Lewis<br />
Beth Haynes<br />
Diana Hegmann<br />
Mary Helfrich<br />
Heather Hill<br />
Phillip Holmes<br />
Anne Johnson<br />
Maria Johnson<br />
Tami Karwacki<br />
Michelle King<br />
ANNUAL REPORT / 2007~2008<br />
Thank you to all <strong>of</strong> our donors who make the programs and<br />
initiatives <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> possible!<br />
Nicole Lederer<br />
Lisa Lengel<br />
Laura Marshallsay<br />
Susan Mathias<br />
Elizabeth McDonald<br />
Rachel Mygatt<br />
Jamie Muhly<br />
Karen Francesca Orsi<br />
Nadine Oswald<br />
Tami P<strong>of</strong>fel<br />
Carole L. Shaffer<br />
Jan Shettle<br />
Emily Shifrin<br />
Alice C. Smith<br />
Lori Southworth<br />
Megan Tahboub<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong><br />
Kathy Goodman<br />
Shelly Terranova<br />
Mary Ellen Thomsen<br />
Nicole Westrick<br />
Nadia Zerhouni<br />
Friends <strong>of</strong> the JLB<br />
Less than $100<br />
Katherine Albert<br />
Elissa Barnes<br />
Meredith Boren<br />
in Memory <strong>of</strong><br />
H. Elaine Chase<br />
Ann Boyce<br />
Anissa Boyle<br />
Alexandra Bulkley<br />
Francine A. Ciampaglio<br />
Mary Clawsey<br />
Ashley Cotter<br />
Marion DeGr<strong>of</strong>f<br />
Mary DeKuyper<br />
Susan Docken<br />
Polly Douglass<br />
Cara Ehrlich<br />
Anne Evans<br />
Candy Friedman<br />
Rosanna B. Gibbons<br />
Barbara S. Gilliss<br />
Adrienne Hammel<br />
Nichole Hauswirth<br />
Frances “Corky” Hebert<br />
Mary Jean Herron<br />
Elena Hicks<br />
Nancy Horst<br />
Susan Hossfeld<br />
Jordan E. Howard<br />
Laura Jacoby<br />
Shanna Hughes Jordan<br />
Nancy Kromkowski<br />
Debra R. Langseth<br />
Susan Macfarlane<br />
Pam Malester<br />
Jacey Matson<br />
Judith W. McCarthy<br />
Kelly Medinger<br />
Katherine C. Murphy<br />
Laura Pappas<br />
Lyn Phelps<br />
Julia Randolph<br />
Lisa Robey<br />
Sharyn Rhodes<br />
Mamie Sarkes<br />
MC Savage<br />
Christy Shaffer<br />
Joan Smith<br />
Ann Somerville<br />
Rina Steinhauer<br />
Kate Sullivan<br />
Ann Marie Swett<br />
Sara Lee Tompkins<br />
Donna Triptow<br />
Helene Hahn Waranch<br />
Cara Weikel<br />
Yvonne Buell Zuckerman<br />
PLEDGES TO THE FALL 2007<br />
UNITED WAY AND MARYLAND<br />
CHARITY CAMPAIGNS<br />
Community Leaders<br />
$1,000 to $2,499<br />
Jamie & Daniel Muhly<br />
Signal Hill<br />
Community Associates<br />
$500 to $999<br />
Anonymous Donor (1)<br />
Barbara Burdett<br />
Juli Callahan<br />
Polly Douglass<br />
Community Pillars<br />
$100 to $499<br />
Mary Crawford Clawsey<br />
Carolyn Ford<br />
Lisa & John Lengel<br />
Elizabeth Lynch<br />
Jan Shettle<br />
Lori Southworth<br />
Shelly & Mark Terranova<br />
Tina Thomas-Lyght<br />
Friends <strong>of</strong> the JLB<br />
Less than $100<br />
Anonymous (2)<br />
Susan Derrick<br />
Regina Esslinger<br />
Terri First<br />
Elizabeth O’Connor<br />
GIFTS TO THE 2007-2008<br />
FUTURE FUND<br />
The Board-restricted Fund<br />
provides an investment in the<br />
organization’s future.<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Directors 2007-2008<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong> Megan Tahboub<br />
Heidi Bowen<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong> Megan Tahboub<br />
Ashley Cotter<br />
Patricia Engblom<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong> Megan Tahboub<br />
Carol Goodman<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong> Megan Tahboub<br />
Pam Malester<br />
Alice C. Smith<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong> Megan Tahboub<br />
Carolyn Taylor<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong><br />
MaryAnn Quarngesser
Helene Hahn Waranch<br />
Salli Ward<br />
GIFTS TO THE 2007-2008<br />
ELIZABETH SEILER FUND<br />
This fund provides for<br />
construction or leasehold<br />
improvements on<br />
any headquarters space.<br />
Barbara Bonnell<br />
in Honor <strong>of</strong><br />
Betsy Seiler McDonald<br />
Ashley Cotter<br />
Susan Docken<br />
Hartley Etheridge<br />
Corky Hebert<br />
Lynn Lafferty<br />
Ann Somerville<br />
in Memory <strong>of</strong> Peggy Waxter<br />
Helene Hahn Waranch<br />
Mary Jo Wiese<br />
GIFTS TO LARKS LEGACY<br />
FUND IN 2007-2008<br />
The Larks Legacy Fund will<br />
enable the Larks, the <strong>League</strong>’s<br />
longest running program to<br />
continue to utilize music as<br />
healing for vulnerable populations<br />
for many years to come.<br />
Josephine S. Baird<br />
Stephanie Bartal<br />
Polly Behrens<br />
Ellen Bernard<br />
Carol Goodman<br />
Susan Hossfelt<br />
Christine Ihle<br />
Dayle F. Jones<br />
Ann King<br />
Mary S. Klingelh<strong>of</strong>er<br />
Lynn Lafferty<br />
Susan Macfarlane<br />
Kathryn Magruder<br />
Susan Mathias<br />
Jamie Muhly<br />
Marget B. Oterasek<br />
Marjorie B. Price<br />
Kathleen Sabatier<br />
Lori Southworth<br />
T. Rowe Price Foundation<br />
Janet K. Wittenback<br />
T H E P OT E N T I A L O F C H A N G E<br />
CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, &<br />
SPECIAL EVENTS DONORS<br />
Thank you to all <strong>of</strong> our corporate,<br />
foundation, and individual<br />
donors who have supported<br />
<strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong><br />
programs and events through<br />
grants, sponsorships, and<br />
in-kind donations<br />
Mary Goodwillie Society<br />
$20,000 and over<br />
Comcast <strong>of</strong> Greater <strong>Baltimore</strong>*<br />
Double Dutch*<br />
Form, A Designer’s Boutique*<br />
fresh!*<br />
Little Shoebox*<br />
Panache*<br />
Samuel Parker Clothiers<br />
Synchronicity Boutique*<br />
The 1912 Society<br />
$10,000 to $19,999<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> Sun*<br />
Hippodrome Theatre*<br />
Jones & Jones*<br />
Kaiser Permanente Foundation<br />
Magda Fine Fashion*<br />
Treasure House*<br />
President’s Circle<br />
$5,000 to $9,999<br />
Barron Orthodontics*<br />
Betsy Robinson’s Bridal*<br />
Bosom Buddy Bags*<br />
Couture Moda*<br />
Isabella Bridal Shop*<br />
Kate Spade – Liz Claiborne<br />
Outlet Division*<br />
Ma Petite Shoe*<br />
MedStar Health<br />
Radcliffe Jewelers*<br />
Ravens act Foundation<br />
saab <strong>of</strong> Greater <strong>Baltimore</strong>*<br />
Style Magazine*<br />
T. Rowe Price Program for<br />
Charitable Giving<br />
The Wardrobe*<br />
Thomas Wilson Sanitarium for<br />
Children <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> City<br />
Community Investors<br />
$2,500 to $4,999<br />
Barefoot Tess*<br />
Constellation Energy<br />
Ferris Baker Watts, Inc.<br />
Juliet’s Bridal Boutique*<br />
Linens & Lingerie*<br />
Lord & Lady Bug*<br />
Matava*<br />
Nectar Boutique*<br />
Shine Collective*<br />
Signal Hill<br />
Doug Spiro*<br />
Tiger Lily*<br />
Tiny Toes*<br />
Yoicks*<br />
Community Leaders<br />
$1,000 to $2,499<br />
In Watermelon Sugar*<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> Ravens*<br />
Belmont Conference Center<br />
Box <strong>of</strong> Rain*<br />
Collections*<br />
Corduroy Button / Fells Point<br />
Surf Company*<br />
Ashely Cotter*<br />
Garnish*<br />
Georgetown Post*<br />
Carol Goodman*<br />
Harley W. Howell<br />
Charitable Foundation<br />
iwif Charitable<br />
Contributions Committee<br />
Joseph & Harvey Meyerh<strong>of</strong>f<br />
Family Charitable Funds<br />
Kimberley Fine Portraiture*<br />
Kathryn Norman*<br />
Paper Doll Magazine*<br />
Port Discovery<br />
Children’s Museum*<br />
Queen Bee Designs*<br />
Trader Joe’s*<br />
Verizon Foundation<br />
Vineyard Vines*<br />
Community Associates<br />
$500 to $999<br />
Bryn Mawr School*<br />
Cupcake*<br />
Department <strong>of</strong> Health &<br />
Mental Hygiene<br />
Eastern Savings Bank<br />
Eyre Bus Tour & Travel*<br />
Gamble Gillison Family Fund<br />
Hoehn Landscape<br />
Architecture*<br />
Holly G*<br />
j & m Associates*<br />
Jean Pool*<br />
Jordan’s Steakhouse*<br />
La Farge Perry House*<br />
La Pappillon*<br />
L’Apparenza*<br />
Catherine Lawson*<br />
Lindy*<br />
Maryland Life*<br />
Rachel Mygatt<br />
Procter & Gamble*<br />
Amy Schroeder*<br />
Southwest Airlines*<br />
Tersiguels French<br />
Country Restaurant*<br />
The Historic Senator Theatre*<br />
The Purse Store*<br />
Tranzon Fox*<br />
WJZ*<br />
Community Pillars<br />
$100 to $499<br />
22 Bowen’s Wine Bar & Grille*<br />
Aida Bistro*<br />
American Visionary Art Museum*<br />
Antrim 1844*<br />
Babe*<br />
Ballindullagh Barn Antiques*<br />
Bank <strong>of</strong> America<br />
Bel Air Country Store*<br />
Belvedere Square*<br />
Benetton*<br />
Bijoux Jewelry*<br />
Brick Bodies*<br />
CBS*<br />
Center Stage*<br />
Charleston Group*<br />
Chefs Expresssions*<br />
Cloud 9 Charles Village*<br />
Cloud 9*<br />
Constellation Energy*<br />
Cover Girl*<br />
Jennifer Engel*<br />
Entertainment Cruises*<br />
Friendship Care, Inc.<br />
Gallo Wine*<br />
Grammercy Mansion*<br />
Grand Cru*<br />
Greenfield’s Landscaping*
Mike Healy*<br />
Howard County<br />
Recreation and Parks*<br />
Ixia*<br />
js Edwards*<br />
Levindale Hebrew Geriatric<br />
Center and Hospital<br />
Mercantile Bankshares Corp.<br />
Jamie Muhly*<br />
Laura Pappas*<br />
Regali Accessories*<br />
Lisa Robey*<br />
Roy’s*<br />
Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse*<br />
Sandra Paetow Photography*<br />
Silpada*<br />
Alice Smith*<br />
Starbucks*<br />
Sweet Papaya*<br />
T. Rowe Price Associates<br />
Foundation<br />
ANNUAL REPORT / 2007~2008<br />
The Bottom Drawer*<br />
Turf Valley Resort*<br />
Mia Walsh*<br />
White Mountain Trading<br />
Company*<br />
Wifeville*<br />
Woodhall Wine Cellars*<br />
Friends <strong>of</strong> the JLB<br />
$100 or Under<br />
Alice Manor Adult Medical<br />
Day Care, Inc.<br />
Arbonne International*<br />
Babalu Grille*<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> Blast*<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong> Choral Arts Society*<br />
Basignani Winery*<br />
Bikram Yoga*<br />
Blue Sea Grill*<br />
Boordy Vineyards*<br />
Robin Bozel*<br />
Charm City Run*<br />
1 2<br />
3<br />
Design by Gina*<br />
Everyman Theatre*<br />
Goucher College<br />
Dance Department*<br />
Hayden’s Alley Café*<br />
Howard County Tourism*<br />
J World Annapolis*<br />
Jos. A. Banks*<br />
Julia’s Fine Casual Dining*<br />
Mary Kay*<br />
Meadow Mill*<br />
Poor Boys Garden Center*<br />
Red Tree*<br />
Salon Laurie*<br />
Shepley, George, dds*<br />
Emily Shifrin*<br />
Silpada*<br />
Spanx, Inc.<br />
SuperFresh*<br />
Wells Discount Liquors*<br />
wpoc*<br />
All donors in this report represent<br />
gifts and pledges recorded<br />
between June 1, 2007 and May 31,<br />
2008. Every effort has been<br />
made to ensure accuracy in this<br />
list. We apologize for any omissions,<br />
and ask that your report<br />
corrections to the <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong> Headquarters.<br />
* Asteriks represent In-kind<br />
Donors to <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong>’s special events<br />
and programs, including Wise<br />
Penny Special Sales.<br />
1 Shirley Phillips and Vicki Warren at the Wise Penny Thrift Store. 2 Past Presidents in attendance at the Celebrate 95 Gala. 3 Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Directors 2007-2008. 4 Shoppers at the Boutique Warehouse Sale.<br />
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<strong>Junior</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Baltimore</strong>, Inc.<br />
5902 York Road<br />
<strong>Baltimore</strong>, Maryland 21212