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Beneficiary |
Description |
Club Contact |
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In 2009, the club completed a $50,000 pledge to support the Pediatric Center which
provides emergency and inpatient services to
children up to age 17 (see plaque
on-site recognizing our gift). In 2010 we will provide
funding for Check It Out , a community based program
that provides breast cancer education and early detection
information to young women in the 11th and 12th grades. |
Shira Oler |
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The John
L. Gildner Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents is
a community-based, public
residential, clinical, and educational facility serving children and
adolescents with severe emotional disabilities. Scholarships are
provided to students who wish to continue their education. |
Marlayna
Proctor |
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Camp
Friendship- the premiere program of the Carol Jean Cancer
Foundation, Inc. will sponsor 8 to 10 Montgomery County children to
attend camp for one week at their new site in Delaware. |
Jeanne Smith |
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Eviction prevention program that strives to keep people from
becoming homeless. In cooperation with Montgomery County agencies
and as part of the county's emergency assistance coalition, they
offer eviction prevention grants and assistance with utilities to
those who are on the verge of homelessness. |
Jeanne Smith |
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Bethesda
Youth Services provides free prevention/early intervention programs
and services to area youth and families, including:
Individual, Family and Group Counseling; Parenting Workshops and
Seminars; Outreach; Information and Referral; Peer Counseling;
Crisis Intervention; and Therapeutic Adventure Programs (Horizons). |
Tracy Miller |
- Walter Johnson High School, Walt
Whitman High School, and Montgomery Blair High School
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We
sponsor key clubs at all three high schools and provide scholarships
based on an annual essay contest. In addition, we sponsor the Walter
Johnson Prom Breakfast. |
Richard Ruprecht
Jeanne Smith |
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The Club has been working since
2007 on this ambitious project -- to build a baseball field for
children with disabilities. Benefiting hundreds of children in
Montgomery County, those in wheel-chairs or
who have other physical disabilities will
be able to play baseball on
a specially designed field in Germantown, MD. District 17 is
making the Miracle League their big fund-raiser in April 2010.
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Jim Leder |
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Concerned with the rise in the
number of children being raised in homeless families, The Dwelling
Place allows families to stay together by providing support and
guidance. During their time in the program, family members are able
to address the issues that made them homeless in the first place.
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Richard Ruprecht |
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Lazarus Leadership Fellows
Program
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A
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School Educational Foundation program
intended to cultivate student leaders. A scholarship of $1,000 will
benefit a deserving student to participate in a leadership skills
and development program. |
Robby Brewer |
- Other Youth Service Projects
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We contribute to numerous other youth service projects throughout
the year, which may include: purchase of supplies necessary to serve
meals at NIH's Children's Inn, sponsoring youth in walkathons and
other fundraisers and sponsoring youth in the Kiwanis
Key Leader program. |
Richard Ruprecht |
