Anne is Executive Director/ Director of Development at Howard Community College and one of our newer members, but she'll tell us more about herself today.
Club members volunteer to stock shelves at the Food Bank to assist residents experiencing food insecurity.
Mark Stoner, Charlie McCabe and Tom Allen describe where the club's money comes from and where it goes.
Club members will assist Just Living Advocacy in handing out backpacks plus school supplies for students, just in time for the beginning of classes.
Our guest speaker is Len Lazarick, a longtime journalist and Adjunct Professor of East Asian History at Howard Community College. He was the founding editor and publisher of MarylandReporter.com.
Hosted by Ken and Linda Solow, the Book Club meets to discuss new books as suggested by club members each month. The member who suggests the book leads discussion, while the member who is “on deck” to suggest a book brings snacks.
Our members "assembly line" puts back-to-school supplies into backpacks to be given to Just Living Advocacy families on Aug. 10.
Bradley Norwood, Director of Giving and Engagement at Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic, tells how Wishes can create better health outcomes for kids fighting critical illnesses.
Jeffrey Richmond explains how Howard Community College is addressing the demand for a skilled workforce through apprenticeship programs and plans for a new Workforce Development and Skilled Trades Center.
We volunteer to help stock the shelves and combat food insecurity in Howard County.
Andra D. DiStefano and Lisa Siano's mission is to educate you on being smart about gun safety to prevent gun violence.
Greg Murach will have an update on Operation One/AOET Uganda and the programs it conducts that focus on education in that African nation.
We'll hear an update from Meg Boyd, the Conservancy's executive director.
It's a celebration of the club's accomplishments for this year, a salute to our incoming and outgoing leadership and a heck of a good time!
We will be replenishing the Food Bank's inventory to prepare for Saturday shopping hours.
Tracey Broccolino with details about the community needs assessment CAC conducts every three years to capture essential information about our community.
Club members meet monthly to discuss issues important to business and commerce in the local community. This is the last meeting before the summer break
We congratulate the non-profit agencies and organizations receiving our 2024 grants to support community service and well-being.
We join with other community volunteers to greet veterans arriving on Honor Flights and thank them for service to our country.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men (after skin cancer), but it can often be treated successfully. Guest speaker Gerry Gears has more to offer.
