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Annual Report 2015E x t e n d i n g a H a n d : B u i l d i n g w i t h P a r t n e r s
MEALS
More than a meal™
O F C E N T R A L M A R Y L A N D

O U R M I S S I O NT o e n a b l e p e o p l e t o l i v e i n d e p e n d e n t l y a t
h o m e t h r o u g h t h e p r o v i s i o n o f n u t r i t i o u s
m e a l s , p e r s o n a l c o n t a c t a n d r e l a t e d s e r v i c e s .
Mr. Goetz
1 | Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland | mealsonwheelsmd.org

Over the last few years, I’ve been asked, ‘as the executive director, what is
your vision for Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland?’ After reflecting on
knowledge and experience gained since joining the organization three
years ago, the answer comes to me easily:
With a steadfast commitment to meeting the increasing needs of a
rapidly growing and diverse aging population, Meals on Wheels of Central
Maryland will be widely recognized as the leading provider of quality
nutrition and innovative human support services to seniors, people
with disabilities and those living with critical or life threatening
illnesses throughout Maryland.
This vision springs from a deep appreciation and understanding of the
wide and varied needs of those we serve, the current understanding of the
link between nutrition and health, and the role and impact of health care
reform on our clients and the community. This, along with unwavering
support of the Board of Directors and our President, Catherine Max,
has led to an understanding of not only what is necessary, but also,
what is possible.
Our focus over the last three years has been on measurable impact, yielding
new programs and service offerings. Programs and services such as Healing
Meals, Helping Hands, the Grocery Assistance Program, case management
and our newest initiative, HUBS (Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors) all
point to the critical need for expansion in our area of focus, to keep the
aging and disabled living safely and independently at home.
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland has been a leader in thinking what is
possible to help our clients sustain their optimal health, maintain economic
stability, and improve their overall quality of life.
Our early involvement in community discussions on nutrition, housing,
health and health care reform, have positioned us well in a rapidly changing
environment—enabling us to do more.
By all measures, FY15 has been a successful year, with generous support
from old and new friends and new opportunities for solid collaborations
and partnerships. It is this, coupled with our personal approach to providing
nutritious meals and innovative support services that distinguishes us from
other programs.
We are well positioned for the future, and prepared to meet the diverse and
unique needs of everyone we serve. Without partners like you and those
you will read about in this report, we would only focus on the necessary,
without attention to what is truly possible.
Annual Report:Executive Director/President’s Letter
Stephanie Archer-Smith
Executive Director
Catherine Max
President, Board of Directors
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland | mealsonwheelsmd.org | 2

Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland (MOWCM) works with dozens of
other nonprofits, governmental agencies, local businesses, and members
of the faith community, to extend our reach, optimize access to services
for our clients, and maximize our own resources. Leveraging our resources
this way, allows us to stretch every dollar to provide the greatest possible
impact; and ensures that our clients have access to resources Meals on
Wheels does not provide.
Partnerships with churches, senior centers, and residences, and privately
owned businesses have provided space for us to use as distribution sites,
packing sites, and offices. Cooperative agreements with local universities
and colleges bring dozens of interns each year who contribute their time,
energy, and enthusiasm providing critical additional services to our clients,
while gaining invaluable experience in their fields.
The local Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) program
places older adults as office assistants at MOWCM at no cost to the agency,
and partnerships with disabilities groups bring us volunteers who pack pet
food for our Kibble Connection Program, deliver meals to clients, and help
out in the kitchen. Meanwhile, our affiliations with organizations such as the
ASSOCIATED, which provides funding for our Kosher Meal Program, assure
that we are able to serve all who need us.
Some of our most exciting partnerships though, are those that provide
critically needed services that MOWCM doesn’t offer. Through our
association with Benefits Data Trust, all clients are screened, and assisted in
accessing, all the government benefits for which they are eligible. Funding
from the USDA, through the Maryland Dept. of Human Resources provides
support for outreach to low income clients,eligible for, but not accessing,
the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Maryland.
Our long-time affiliation with the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, has
resulted in multiple clients being included in studies that brought them
significant benefits at no cost, and through our new partnership with Allegis
Home Physicians, we’ve worked to get our homebound clients medical help.
In collaboration with the LIGHT project, the Veteran’s Administration, CHAI
(Comprehensive Housing Assistance), and multiple other agencies, our
clients are able to complete needed home repairs.
Accordingly, we are especially excited about some of our newest
collaborative efforts, with the HUBS program (Housing Upgrades
Benefiting Seniors), which brings MOWCM together with Civic Works,
The Baltimore Green & Healthy Homes Initiative, Neighborhood Housing
Services (NHS) of Baltimore, and Rebuilding Together Baltimore to provide
case managers who can assist low income seniors in Baltimore City to
access the programs and resources necessary to make critical repairs,
complete home modifications to improve accessibility, and get the help
they need to make their homes more energy efficient and affordable.
With new funding from the United Way of Central Maryland, we are
expanding our Grocery Assistance Program, and for the first time working
with Area Agencies on Aging and other community partners to provide
shopping services for elderly and disabled individuals of low and moderate
incomes who are not yet home delivered meal clients. Finally, working with
the Salvation Army, knitting groups, and gardening clubs, we are providing
special gifts for many of our most isolated clients.
The future is brighter for our clients because of the varied connections we
have built. The ability to serve their wider needs is a result of our shift of
focus, from outputs to positive outcomes.
A Mission Built on CollaborationBarbara Levin, Director, Client Services

Foundation Partners Build CapacityT o n i G i a n f o r t i , D i r e c t o r, I n s t i t u t i o n a l G i v i n g
“We remain committed to providing support to older adults to live
dignified, meaningful, and engaged lives in the community and to
maintain their independence for as long as possible.”
“We address immediate needs vital to the health of the communities
we serve through a focus on…addressing basic human services,
such as hunger.”
“Our mission is to ensure that our County residents have the resources
they need to grow, thrive, and live with dignity.”
The above mission and value statements derive from four of over
twenty-three corporate, private and government funders who provided
grant awards to Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland (MOWCM) this
past year to help support the programs and services we provide to our
homebound clients.
Upon closer examination, you’ll note that the above statements contain
some of the same terminology contained in our own mission statement,
to enable people to live independently at home through the provision of
nutritious meals, personal contact and related services. The fact that there is
synchronicity and commonality in mission and values between MOWCM
and each of our funders is not by chance, but by choice.
Just as MOWCM determined its mission back in 1960, our funding partners
determined their philanthropic focus just as intently and with similar
commitment to achieving their goal of making a difference in the lives of
people in their local communities. It has been an exciting and fulfilling
experience for MOWCM, to receive inquiries from funders themselves who
value our reputation for quality service to older adults and who ask to sit
down with us to see how together we can achieve our common goals.
Many of our foundation partners provide grant awards for necessary and
invaluable general operating support for our programs, and to support
other organizational infrastructure costs. Others, who provide leadership
in identifying and responding to aging issues and concerns, have been
instrumental in joining with us to build our organizational capacity in
response to emerging phenomena in the aging field.
The growth of our Targeted Case Management service is such an
example. As we became aware that a growing number of our clients
were facing complex needs that threatened their ability to remain
living independently, we sought and received in FY12 initial foundation
support from The Abell Foundation for a pilot case management project
in Baltimore City. That pilot served a very limited number of clients, but
illustrated the impact of the service on the ability of clients to remain living
safely and independently at home for longer periods of time.
Based on that success, The Abell Foundation renewed its support for
another year, helping 85 clients extend their independence. Yet another
foundation following The Abell Foundation, The Harry and Jeanette
Weinberg Foundation stepped up with major funding support for Targeted
Case Management in 2014 and 2015, helping 183 clients extend their time
at home up to 18 more months than anticipated without case management
assistance. That’s quite an achievement, leading The Marion I. and Henry
J. Knott Foundation to provide funding support for our Targeted Case
Management in 2016. Among these three foundations, strong mission
commonality has helped Meals on Wheels make a critical difference in the
lives of our clients with the most complex and intractable needs.
Our Grocery Assistance Program (GAP) is another example of capacity
building driven by foundation support. Staff administrative support is a key
element of GAP. As the efficacy of the program has grown over the years,
United Way of Central Maryland stepped up to support GAP, helping us
respond to an increasing number of seniors who value the program as a
way to augment the daily nutrition we provide and help them obtain other
necessary household items that help them to live independently. Now,
thanks to that support this program is also available to clients who are not
yet receiving home delivered meals.
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland is thankful that so many foundations
in our region have helped us expand our capacity to serve older individuals
in our local communities and have joined with us in this connecting
principle—safe, healthy, independent living is an aspiration that we can
fulfill together on behalf of our clients.

There were two elegant, wine-paired dinners given in December and
February by the incomparable culinary genius, Jerry Edwards and Chef’s
Expressions. These cutting edge, dining experiences were set in the
sumptuous surroundings of the Gramercy Mansion and proceeds were
graciously donated to Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland.
We were delighted to continue our partnership with Chef’s Expressions at
our Culinary Extravaganza event held May 18th at the Grand Lodge in Hunt
Valley and presented by BGE.
The Culinary Extravaganza, now christened, Hats and Horses, brought
together a talented community of twenty chefs from around the region.
The original idea for the Culinary Extravaganza was suggested years ago
by longtime MOWCM supporter and spokesperson, Jerry Edwards, of
Chef’s Expressions.
The chefs and their celebration of food, gave this race-themed evening of
raffles, auctions and activities a truly unique spin, with foods of all kinds
from mini-entrees to chocolate truffles. The fundraising success of the
event topped the previous year, with over $180,000 raised to benefit our
homebound clients, making possible 22,500 meals for seniors.
MOWCM has increased its focus on community connections in the last year,
with attendance at numerous community wellness events and neighborhood
celebrations. Our outreach has paid off in multiple ways including the
strengthening of our programs and fine-tuning of their scope.
On Father’s Day, we held our Sprint Triathlon, at the South Carroll Swim
Club in Westminster, MD. A relatively new event for us, held in a beautiful
setting, we were pleased with 2015’s turnout of athletes from Carroll County
and neighboring cities, Baltimore, Washington, D.C. and Frederick.
Events Highlight
Our Ties to the
Community

As a competition designed for many skill levels, the Meals on
Wheels of Central Maryland Father’s Day Sprint Triathlon has all
the makings of a growing community and family tradition.
Running, swimming and biking, combine to create a challenging
competition in a setting of rolling hills. Expertly run by Ken Racine’s
staff at Racine MultiSports, many of the entrants walked away with
medals to mark their triumph and a personal best.
Third-party events also took off this year with a new partner,
The Gathering. The Gathering’s chief organizers, Damian Bohager
and Jennifer Berg, included us in the planning for exciting food-
related events.
We collaborated with them on the first-ever Taste of 3 Cities-
Baltimore event. This gathering of food trucks resulted in a
festive community get-together at Baltimore’s Patterson Park
where hungry attendees voted for their favorite foods, dished
out from the colorfully painted trucks. A portion of the proceeds
benefitted MOWCM and gave us a chance to showcase our
delicious food, as well.
Later in June, MOWCM was the beneficiary of another unique
concept for foodies, The Mason-Dixon Master Chef Tournament,
held at The Inn at the Colonnade in Baltimore. This was a series
of eight cooking contests, performed in an open kitchen setting,
starting in June with varied themes such as Battle Backyard BBQ,
Battle New Orleans and Battle Chocolate.
The competitions were designed and organized by Eric Folkart
and Karen Folkart to engage the food lover’s palate and eliminate
the crowd of competitors until the final competition, on Sunday,
August 16th—the Battle Avant-Garde, saw one winner announced
Jirat Suphrom-In, Executive Chef at My Thai Restaurant.
We look forward to continuing our association with this
competition and building on its appeal in 2016.

Beyond our frequent contact with our clients as we deliver meals,
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland strives to make an impact
on the communities we serve.
Our partnership with community events allows us to spread the word
of the importance of our mission and the impact that is so personal,
with rippling effects into the surrounding towns we serve. A strong
community is made up of a diverse population. Our clients are often
the foundation and builders of those communities.
This spring we saw a community, the city of Baltimore, in crisis and
witnessed among our volunteers, a true commitment to specific
clients and also our mission and purpose.
Community
Outreach Results
in Expanded
Partnerships

In April, a decision was made to not deliver
meals in certain neighborhoods because of
widespread unrest. That decision was made
after careful deliberation and was ultimately
a safety measure. Staff and volunteers in the
affected areas, however, were determined
to meet the needs of their clients and
moved past the barricades to serve those
in need. A human bond prompted acts
of personal courage. Meals on Wheels of
Central Maryland’s volunteers distinguished
themselves in the community’s heart.
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland
has increased its focus on community
connections in the last year, with attendance
at numerous community wellness events and
neighborhood celebrations.
Our outreach has paid off in multiple ways
including the strengthening of our programs
and fine-tuning their scope.

An Extended Staff
of VolunteersEllen Falk, Director, Volunteer Services
It has been an amazing year for the Volunteer Department. Our
volunteers are dedicated individuals that serve homebound clients
their daily meals along with a friendly smile, and do so many other
things such as deliver pet food, engage in companion visits, shop for
groceries, and even pack meals in our kitchen.
In FY15, our volunteers gave 70,175 hours and drove 494,528 miles—
an estimated value of $2.1 million dollars— toward our mission of
keeping the aging living safely and independently in their homes.
We know that without our dedicated volunteers, who often deliver
regardless of the weather and other circumstances, many clients
would be left hungry and alone.
Beginning in January, we launched our new Volunteer Orientation
and Training program. New and seasoned volunteers are
encouraged to attend an orientation session, which are held every
Tuesday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at our Main Office. The orientation
session provides key information about our services, clients and
volunteer opportunities. We know that a volunteer’s experience is
more rewarding if they are trained well to do the job.
2015 held many high points including our 3rd Annual Volunteer
Fashion Show, which saw record attendance as our volunteers
walked the runway at Boscov’s of White Marsh to model spring
fashions. The show featured volunteers who have been delivering
meals, grocery shopping, or were part of our knitting/crocheting
group from one year to 29 years, with proceeds from the ticket sales
going to MOWCM.
Our homebound clients received many special items this year, such
as homemade knitted/crocheted scarves collected from volunteers
throughout the country and Mugs of Love made by employees at
T. Rowe Price and Horseshoe Casino. In addition to Mugs of Love,
Horseshoe Casino employees volunteered in the kitchen, and
collected canned goods. Ascension Lutheran Church in Towson
collected over 240 shelf-stable food and personal hygiene items
for blizzard bags, and SC&H Group made decorated mason jars
with flags and mock votive candles to brighten many of our clients’
homes for the 4th of July. Area garden clubs assembled floral
arrangements, school groups created laminated place mats and
holiday cards, all made with love to brighten a senior’s day.
Many businesses chipped in this year. We had a record number
of volunteers in our kitchen, and more groups participating in
Days of Giving to assist with packing and other projects than ever
before. We teamed with OneMain Financial’s 10th Annual Global
Community Day, hosting 20 employees who packed over 10,000
meal items, while Cigna-Healthspring had a Month of Giving
where over 50 employees packed meals over five days in June.
Though we have seen a record number of new volunteers,
volunteers to deliver the meals are always needed in order to move
clients from the waiting list. Our volunteers are diverse; all have
something to give. We work with many disability groups who deliver
with their caseworkers, while business employees have found
it satisfying to volunteer during their lunch hour with our Lunch
Bunch program.

Opportunities to volunteer are as varied as our volunteers
themselves, MOWCM’s Grocery Assistance Program (GAP)
provides clients with someone to shop for them once or twice a
month. Many clients receive calls from a wellness check-in volunteer
twice a week. Our Kibble Connection Program remains strong
with a recent donation of dog and cat food from Purina, and offers
our volunteers a twist on the delivery of food. We work with many
different individuals who are young or old, retired or working,
or in school who volunteer once a week or once a month. If you
would like to join our group of dedicated volunteers please call our
Volunteer Services Department.

Financial Summaries at June 30, 2015 and 2014
Statements of Financial Position
Assets 2015 2014

Cash and cash equivalents 854,293 704,885

Receivables, net 870,714 652,600

Marketable securities, at market 4,890,317 5,076,165

Property and equipment, net 2,238,494 2,205,461

Other 152,632 170,314

Total assets 9,006,450 8,809,425

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities 885,040 912,442

Net assets 8,121,410 7,896,983

Total liabilities and net assets 9,006,450 8,809,425

Statement of Activities
Support and Revenues 2015 2014

Public support 2,581,269 2,776,008

Government Fees & Grants 2,407,796 2,342,381

Special events and other 173,369 169,904

Program Services 3,263,715 2,737,874

Total support and revenues 8,426,149 8,026,167

Expenses

Nutrition services 4,082,449 4,546,772

Client services 2,734,727 1,879,935

Management and general 847,777 844,606

Fund-raising 422,040 410,614

Total expenses 8,086,993 7,681,927

Change in Net Assets:
Before non-operating
activities 339,156 344,240

Non-operating activities (114,729) 641,950

Change in Net Assets 224,427 986,190

Net Assets at End of Year 8,121,410 7,896,982

The Board of Directors has engaged ELLIN & TUCKER, Certified Public Accountants, Baltimore, Maryland, to perform the annual audit.
Selected financial data is provided above which does not contain all the data and information disclosures required by generally
accepted accounting principles. A copy of the complete audit report containing the required data and informative disclosures is
available from Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland, Inc. upon written request.

Operating Revenue Dollar %
Public Support $2,581,269 31%
Government Fees & Grants $2,407,796 28%
Special Events $ 173,369 2%
Program Services $3,263,715 39%

Total $8,426,149 100%
Operating Expenses Dollar %
Fundraising $ 422,040 5%
Management & General $ 847,777 10%
Client Services $ 2,734,727 34%
Nutrition Services $ 4,082,449 51%

Total $ 8,086,993 100%
5%
Fundraising
Management
& General
10%
51%
Nutrition
Services
34%
Client
Services
Public Support
31%
28%Goverment
Fees & Grants
2%
Special Events
39%Program Services

Geographical Area & Gender Distribution of Home-Delivered Meals Clients

Jurisdiction Male Female Total

Anne Arundel County 149 206 355
Baltimore City 386 670 1056
Baltimore County 306 569 875
Carroll County 59 78 137
Frederick County 1 1 2
Harford County 100 164 264
Howard County 65 122 187
Montgomery County 21 43 64

Meal Production FY 2015
Jurisdiction # of Meals Served

Anne Arundel County 66,629
Baltimore City 258,173
Baltimore County 164,975
Carroll County 20,463
Frederick County 148
Harford County 43,313
Howard County 37,627
Montgomery County 18,459
Total Regular Home Delivered Meals: 611,794
Emergency Meals 4,586
Day Care Meals 31,495
Senior Center Meals 360,853
Total Meals 1,013,789
Age Distribution of Home-Delivered Meals Clients
Age No. of Clients % of Total

0-60 371 13%
60-74 927 31%
75-84 777 26%
85+ 880 30%
Ethnic Distribution of Home-Delivered Meals Clients
Ethnic Origin No. of Clients % of Total

Caucasian 1384 46.79%
African-American 775 26.20%
Asian 13 .44%
Hispanic 32 1.08%
Native American/Alaskan 5 .16%
Other, Unreported 749 25.32%
Total 2955 100%
30%AGE 85+
26%AGE 75 - 84
31%AGE 60 -74
13%AGE 0 -60
Program Statistics July 1, 2014-June 30, 2015
AgeDistributionofHome-DeliveredMealsClients

Annual Giving
The Ernestine McCollum annual giving recognition, named
for a co-founder of Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland,
acknowledges the contributions of those who supported
our mission during the 2015 fiscal year.
* MOWCM Corporate Club Recognition
$100,000 or more
The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore
The Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust
Walmart Foundation*
The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
$25,000 or more
GEICO Philanthropic Foundation*
Howard County Dept. of Citizen Services
Kahlert Foundation
Maryland Department of Human Resources
Middendorf Foundation, Inc.
Progress Family Foundation Inc.
Estate of Robert N. Riley
United Way of Central Maryland, Inc
YUM! Brands Foundation & Global Community Investment
$10,000 or more
A. Eugene Hoeper Foundation
Baltimore City Government - Office of Sustainability
Bank of America - MD - Charitable Foundation
BGE*
David & Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation
Harford County - United Way of Central Maryland
iCore Networks*
Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, P.A.*
Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund
Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds
Kaiser Permanente of the Mid-Atlantic States*
Law Offices of Peter T. Nicholl*
Leonard & Helen R. Stulman Charitable Foundation
Louis H. Gross Foundation
Morris A. Mechanic Foundation Inc.
Rothschild Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Michael and Barbara Strouse
$5,000 or more
Mr. Carl H. Gunderson
H&S Bakery, Inc.*
James Riepe Family Foundation
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Kelly’s Dream
Ms. Carolyn L. Kidwell
Leroy M. Merritt Charitable Trust
Maryland Branch, Shut-In Society
Merritt Properties, LLC*
Montgomery County Area Agency on Aging
Nextgen Foundation Charitable Trust
Northrop Grumman*
Sherman Family Foundation
USNA Religious Offerings Fund
Valley Services, Inc.*
W. R. Grace Foundation, Inc.
$2,500 or more
Estate of Marie C. Kronman
Ms. Anita Malone
Macht Family Philanthropic Fund
Mason Dixon Master Chef, LLC
David & Catherine Max
McCormick & Company, Inc.
McCormick Taylor (Baltimore Office)
Meals on Wheels Association of America
Ms. Burnett Z. Morsell
Mr. & Mrs. H. Hudson Myers, Jr.
Number Ten Foundation, Inc.
PSA Insurance & Financial Services
Mr. & Mrs. George Reynolds
Mrs. Mary L. Riordan
Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc.
Roland Park Presbyterian Church
Scott Power & Light, Inc.
Mrs. Barbara E. Simerl
The Gathering of Three Cities
Venable Foundation, Inc.
Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church
$1,000 or more
19/19 Investment Counsel
Aberdeen Proving Grounds Federal Credit Union
Mr. Robert W. Addy
Advance Business Systems & Supply
Mrs. Cynthia Alderdice
Allegis Group
American Legion - Towson Post # 22
ARINC Charitable Team
AnnualGiving

Asbury United Methodist Church
Baltimore County Department of Planning
Baltimore Power Group
Beaufort Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Harry B. Berman
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Eichenlaub
Bloom Foundation
Mr. David S. Blythe
Boscov’s Department Store, LLC
Broadway Services, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Roland L. Brown, Jr.
Mr. Timothy L. Brown
Estate of Elizabeth A. Bryan
Ms. Lori Burghauser
Campbell Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Michael R. Camp
Carey Sales & Services, Inc.
Mr. Thomas C. Carter
Cavalry Chapel (Ft. Meade Chaplain)
Ms. Lucy Chang
Chapelwood Enterprise, LLC
Chesapeake Employers Insurance Company
Mr. Martin Cohn
Ms. Janet C. Conklin
Continental Realty Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cullen, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Dean
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Derstine
Dickman Family Foundation Inc.
The Dopkin-Singer-Dannenberg Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Michael Doyle
Edwin & Jeanne C. Trexler Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Eichenlaub
Ellin & Tucker, Chartered
Employees Charity Organization (ECHO) of Northrop Grumman
Eric and Lori Veiel Charitable Fund
Mrs. Diane Featherstone
Fein Foundation
First United Presbyterian Church
Ms. Amy J. Fleming
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Freedman
FUSION Youth Ministry of Catholic Church of Glen Burnie
Ms. Gloria Galperin
George S. Rich Family Foundation Inc.
Glen Burnie United Methodist Church
Global Impact
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Goodman
Mr. & Mrs. Karl G. Grizio
Estate of Wanda Grzymala
Mr. Cecil Hassell
Mr. Robert W. Helm Trustee
Henry A. Strohminger Family Foundation, Inc.
Hobart K. & Janis F. Swan
Hospital Support Services
Mr. John R. Houston
Mr. Robert L. Hults
Jack Wilen Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Murzy Jhabvala
Mr. & Mrs. Cedrick A. Johnson
Mr. Sigmund Kassap
Mr. Bruce C. King and Ms. Carol A. Saric
Mr. Peter G. Kirchgraber and Ms. Lisa Logan
Kissinger Financial Services, Inc.
Mr. Paul F. Koehler
Mr. Peter H. Leffman
Leonard Paper Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Powell S. Lindsay
Lois & Irving Blum Foundation Inc.
Ms. Nancy Lumpkin
Dr. Michael J. Lynch
The M&T Charitable Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Masek, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James McAveney
McCormick & Co. Charity Campaign
McManus Foundation, Inc.
MECU of Baltimore, Inc.
Melwood Horticultural Training Center, Inc.
Ms. Maria Theresa Meyer
Michael Baker Jr., Inc.
Miles & Stockbridge, P.C.
Mr. Harvey L. Miller
Miller Family Foundation, Inc.
Miller Wood Products, Inc.
Mr. William S. Mowell
MRW Systems, Inc.
Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church
Neal and Sandy Black Charitable Fund
Ms. Kathleen T. Neary
Mr. Edward F. Nemphos
Network For Good
Mr. Uwe G. Neumann
Ms. Caitlin K. Nicholl
Northwest Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Mr. James N. O’Donnell
P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.
Mr. Michael Park
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Peisach
The Platt Foundation Inc.
Ms. Colleen Pleasant-Kline
Ports America Chesapeake, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Regan
Mr. Charles J. Reichelt
Reliable Churchill
Robb and Elizabeth Tyler Foundation, Inc.
Robert Bensen Meyer Jr. Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Roberts
Mr. William Roberts
Ms. Margaret T. Roper
Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Rutkowski
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church
Saval Foods Corporation
Our Impact
1,000,000
meals were served to
2,951
individual clients
An additional
3972
emergency meals were
distributed for use during
inclement weather

AnnualGiving
Mr. Barry D. Schapiro
Sheila J. & Rufus M.G. Williams Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Shifflett
Slotnick Foundation
Mr. Hayes Smith
Stephanie Archer-Smith & Andrew B. Smith
Dr. Craig T. Snydal
John Sondheim & Emily Greenberg Fund
St. Andrews Christian Community
Rita St. Clair Associates, Inc.
Mr. James C. Stafford
Ms. Katherine S. Strakes
Towson Presbyterian Church
United Way of the National Capital Area
Mr. David Vosvick, II
Ms. Anne W. West
William and Jean Schulte Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Annette Williams
Dr. Silvia O. Williams
Women’s Club of Towson, Inc.
Mr. Karl J. York
$500 or more
Ms. Kristen E. Abbey
Mr. Kevin Abell
Accessible Solutions, Inc.
Action Maintenance
Adalman-Goodwin Foundation, Inc.
Alexander and Louise Armstrong Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Allchin
Mary H. Arnot
Baltimore Community Foundation
Ms. Penny Bank
Bank of America Foundation, Inc.
Bank Of America United Way Campaign
Mr. Donald R. Barthel
Ms. Diane E. Batchik
Becton Dickinson and Company
Bell Corporations Development, LLC
Dr. Murry Bentley
Ms. Amy A. Bergmann
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Holly and Dennis Blackledge
Mrs. Patricia R. Bridenbaugh
Mr. & Mrs. William G. Brown
Dr. Bruce P. Burns
Ms. Jayne E. Callahan-Henson
Calvary United Methodist Church
Ms. Gertrude A. Cannady
Ms. Mary L. Carico
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. Carrico
Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. R. Casey
Center For Medical Weight Loss
Dr. Nisha Chandra-Strobos
Charles V.K. Carlson Family Charitable Fund
Mr. Donald T. Chrissinger
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Clapp
Ms. Peggy Coaxum
Ms. Patricia M. Cohen
Mrs. Kathleen E. Commins
Ms. S. Tracy Coster
David W. Buck Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Davisson
Ms. Armenda Daye
Ms. Katherine Degerberg
Ms. Mary A. Delaney
Denta Quest
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Eppel
Mr. Robert S. Feinberg
Ms. Lois E. Flowers
Ms. Catherine Franks
Mr. G. Ross French
Mr. Keith Fritz and Mrs. Linda Friiz
Ms. Anna J. Gallagher
Dr. Howard J. Garber
Mr. Elmer E. Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Geist
Giant Food/AHOLD
Glen Burnie Improvement Association
Mr. Fred P. Glennie
Pat Gorman and Francis J Gorman
Grace United Methodist Women
Mr. Jack R. Graham
Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Green
Mr. Otis Greene
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart A. Grossman
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Habicht
Mr. Christopher J. Hafey
J. J. Haines Foundation, Inc.
Maria and Tim Hardy
Mr. Curran W. Harvey, Jr.
Mr. Syed A. Hasan
Mr. Daniel J. Hurson
Bernice L. & Albert D. Hutzler, Jr. Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Martin J. Ibbott
Mrs. Julie Idzi and Mr. Stan Idzi
Integrity Team, Inc.
Inter-Faith Chapel Mission Committee
J.A. Rice and Associates
Ms. Anne P. Jones
Ms. Brenda S. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Jules
Tobi Karchmer
Mr. Thomas P. Kelly
Mr. William C. Kelly
Mr. Charles P. H. Kernan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Kerr

Mr. Christopher Kidwell
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. King
Mr. John Kirk
Mr. Dana Knight
Ms. Denise Komara
Ms. Rita Kurek
Lautman, Maska, Neill & Company
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Leonard
Mr. Mark L. Lofgren
Mr. and Mrs. Arturo A. Lopez
Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Loughlin
Ms. Anne M. Marani
The Max Group/Max Realty
Ms. Pamela G. Mazur
Ms. Mary L. McGeady
Roy D. McQueen & Associates, Ltd. (RDM)
Mr. Joseph Meyerhoff
Mr. Paul L. Miller
Miriam Lodge, K. S. B., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Morabito
Ms. Claire Morgan
Ms. Barbara C. Motley
Mr. E. Hanlon Murphy
Ms. Linda Murphy
Steve C. and Joan Murphy
Ms. Sherri L. Neuman
New Zion Baptist Church of Baltimore City, Inc.
Ms. Evalyn H. Nicodemus
Ms. Joan Nugent
Ms. Janine P. O’Brien
Offit Kurman, Attorneys At Law
Oliver Packing & Equipment Company
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Palmer
Mrs. Linnie M. Parker
Paul & Margaret Renoff Family Foundation
Ms. Melanie H. Pauley
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Peisach
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Peljovich
Ms. Hillary L. Pettegrew
Ms. Caroline L. Phillips
Dr. Leslie Pick
Ms. Jayne Pignata
Pikesville Chamber of Commerce
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLP
Mrs. Virginia T. Pond
Ms. Elsa Quiles
Ms. Suman M. Rao
Stephen Rehman
Ms. Cyndy Renoff
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Bill W. Roesler
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce I. Rothschild
Ms. Victoria L. Rougeot
Mr. Seymour S. Rubak
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Santure
Drs. James and Paula Schauble
Mr. Richard A. Schrott
Amita Gupta and Charlotte Sumner
Mr. John B. Seal, Jr.
Mr. Neil G. Sherman
Mr. & Mrs. Yoshinobu & Kathleen Shiota
Ms. Betty Ann Shirley
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Simon
Drs. John and Ruth Singer
Sinsky-Kresser-Racusin Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Beth K. Slepian
Mr. Robert Smelkinson
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Smeltzer
Ms. Jean G. Smith
Mr. Robert J. Sopka
St. John the Evangelist’s Hydes Church
St. John United Church Inc./Methodist-Presbyterian Church
St. Stephen Church Ladies of Charity
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Starr
Ms. Dorothea Stieff
Ms. Amy W. Stolarski
Stuart H. & Eleanor H. Yuspa Charitable Fund
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Sweet, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. George E. Swegman
SYSCO Baltimore, LLC
Mr. Michael J. Taylor
Thrivent Financial’s Choice Program
Dr. Lillian M. Tompkins
Mr. Brian Topping
Ms. Edith A. Tracey
Ms. Emily Trotter
United Methodist Women of Glen Burnie - UMC
Mr. Jerry A. Valcik
Visit Baltimore
Mr. Robert F. Vollaro
Mr. Alexander B. Vollmer
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. Wachs
Dr. Joanne Waeltermann
The Sidney Weinman Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Weller
Mr. John H. Wells
Ms. Mary F. Wessel
Ms. Amber White
Ms. Evelyn White
Mr. Michael E. White
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace and Katherine White
Ms. Sherry Wohlberg
Women’s Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church
Ms. Karen R. Wulff
Ms. Eritha V. Yardley
Our ReachVolunteers logged
70,175
hours delivering meals
and providing services
for our homebound clients
Volunteers drove
494,528
miles delivering
nutritious meals to
homebound clients—
a distance equal to 20 times
around the world, with a
monetary value of $2.1 million.
emergency meals were
distributed for use during
inclement weather

LifetimeGiving Lifetime Giving
The Beatrice Strouse lifetime giving recognition, named for
a co-founder of Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland,
acknowledges the long-term commitment of donors whose
cumulative gifts total $20,000 or more.
$1,000,000 or more
The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore
Estate of G. Whitridge
$500,000 or more
The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
$250,000 or more
The Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust
The Walmart Foundation
$100,000 or more
The Abell Foundation, Inc.
Estate of Thomasina Allen
Estate of Virginia L. Ault, MD
Baltimore Gas & Electric Company
Estate of William Brady
Jane & Worth B. Daniels, Jr. Fund
The Dresher Foundation, Inc.
The France-Merrick Foundation, Inc.
GEICO Philanthropic Foundation
Louis H. Gross Foundation
Estate of Wanda Grzymala
Estate of Florence G. Harper
The David and Barbara B. Hirschorn Foundation
Howard County Dept. of Citizen Services
The Kahlert Foundation, Inc.
Estate of John Christian Larsen
Law Offices of Peter T. Nicholl
Estate of Jane V. Martin
Meals on Wheels America
Merritt Properties, LLC
Middendorf Foundation, Inc.
The Law Offices of Peter T. Nicholl
Estate of Clair Noppenberger
Estate of Janet C. Preston
Estate of Dorothy Sterner
Estate of Gilbert Strittmatter
United Way of Central Maryland, Inc
Venable LLP and Venable Foundation, Inc.
Mary C. Walker
$75,000 or more
Cynthia Alderdice
Allegis Group
Kaiser Permanente of the Mid-Atlantic States
The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation
M&T Bank and M&T Charitable Foundation
Number Ten Foundation, Inc.
T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.
$50,000 or more
Estate of Gloria Fuhres Allen
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
The Herbert Bearman Foundation, Inc.
The Cole Foundation
Community Foundation of Howard County
Nancy & Donald De Laski
Estate of Audry N. Evans
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Estate of Carroll F. Ireland
The Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund
Estate of Marie C. Kronman
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Estate of Rita Lowenstein
Glenn L. Martin Foundation
The Adelbert W. Mears Trust
The Morris A. Mechanic Foundation Inc.
Mercantile Bankshares Corporation
Mercantile Safe Deposit & Trust Co
The Leroy M. Merritt Charitable Trust
William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation
The Progress Family Foundation, Inc.
Estate of Robert N. Riley
The Dorothy L. & Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. Foundation, Inc.
The Ryland Group, Inc.
Estate of Lois A. Scheuch
Ms. Debbie Schmidt
Linda G. Schneider and Stuart Crook
Estate of Robert G. Shand, Jr.

Our Purpose
95% of our clients
are able to remain living
independently at home
95% of our clients
are satisfied with our
programs and service
90% of our clients
have reported
improved nutrition
90% of our clients
have reported
improved quality of life
90% of our clients
have reported
improved medication
and treatment compliance
66% of our clients
have reported
decreased isolation
Shut-in Society, Maryland Branch
Estate of Barbara Sprague Kerr Stanley
USNA Religious Offerings Fund
The W. D. “Pete” Class Foundation, Ltd.
Anna Emory Warfield Memorial Fund, Inc.
YUM! Brands Foundation & Global Community Investment
$20,000 or more
19/19 Investment Counsel
AEGON/Transamerica Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Allchin
ARINC Charitable Team
Louise Allen Armstrong
Associated Black Charities
Clayton Baker Trust
William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund
John Bowman
Broadmead Residents Association
Mary C. Bunting
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
Estate of Louis J. Carr
Christ Our King Presbyterian Church
Civic Works, Inc.
Estate of Emily Connolly
Constellation Energy
Joseph Cushing
H. Chace and Helen S. Davis Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Deems
The Dopkin-Singer-Dannenberg Foundation, Inc.
Douglas Memorial Community Church
Elks Lodge 2277
First Presbyterian Church of Bel Air, Inc.
First Presbyterian Church of Howard Co.
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Gabriel
Estate of Emma J. Gerace
Gilbane Building Company
Glen Burnie Improvement Association
Glen Burnie United Methodist Church
The W. R. Grace Foundation, Inc.
H&S Bakery, Inc.
The Emmert Hobbs Foundation, Inc.
The Horizon Foundation
Int. Order of King’s Daughters & Sons
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Joseph & Harvey Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds
The John J. Leidy Foundation
Leonard & Helen R. Stulman Charitable Foundation
Leonard Paper Co.
Estate of Robert E. Lesueur
LMC Properties, Inc.
Mary & Daniel Loughran Foundation
Lois and Philip Macht Family Philanthropic Fund
Anita Malone
Catherine & David Max
McCormick & Company, Inc.
MECU of Baltimore, Inc.
The Rebecca Meyerhoff Memorial Trusts
Miller Family Foundation, Inc.
Montgomery County Council
NACE-Baltimore Chapter
National Council of Jewish Women
Northrop Grumman Corporation
The Platt Foundation Inc.
PNC Foundation
Protestant Community of the United States Naval Academy
Mrs. William G. Reese
Reliable Churchill
Jennifer and George Reynolds
James Riepe Family Foundation
Robb and Elizabeth Tyler Foundation, Inc.
Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc.
Roland Park Presbyterian Church
Rouse Company
Herman & Walter Samuelson Foundation
Estate of Augusta Marie Schmidt
Sherman Family Foundation
Barbara E. Simerl
Southern Management Corporation
Southland Corporation
Estate of Albert Spokes
Rita St. Clair & Associates
St. Ignatius-Hickory Congregation
SYSCO Baltimore, LLC
The Rothschild Charitable Foundation, Inc.
U.S.F. & G. Foundation Inc.
Anne W. West
Mr. & Mrs. Albert H. Williams
Woods Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon H. Wright

Legacy Giving
The Mary C. Walker legacy giving recognition,
named for a former donor, volunteer, and
member of the Board of Directors of
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland,
acknowledges gifts that will sustain our
mission of helping people age in place with
dignity through bequests, gift annuities and
other planned giving.
Gloria Fuhres Allen
Thomasina Allen
Margaret S. Athey
Virginia L. Ault
Gail A. Barth
Marianne S. Bodenheimer
Morris Bohrer
Katherine S. Boude
William Brady
Audrey W. Brownley
Elizabeth A. Bryan
Charles A. Buerger
Joseph T. Bunn
Albert A. Caplan
Louis J. Carr
Emily Connolly
Joseph Cushing
Grace Darin
Jacob B. Davis
Edwin Donoho
Charleen E. Dornheim
Louise Duitscher
Audry N. Evans
Beverly K. Fine
Millicent E. Fischer
Eugene Fouse
Emma J. Gerace
Dr. Ghislaine D. Godenne
Martin Goodman
Margaret A. Gorn
Wanda Grzymala
Florence G. Harper
Barr Harris
S. Herbert Harris
Priscilla Anne Cabeen Howard
Carroll F. Ireland
William F. Kaiss
Emma B. Kane
Catherine Kane
Mary C. Kelley
Frances A. Kleeman
Edward J. Klotz
Charlotte A. Koomjohn
Marie C. Kronman
Jean B. Lahet
John Christian Larsen
George F. LeFevre
Robert E. Lesueur
Jane V. Martin
Robert Matthews
Milton Mayer
Ernestine B. McCollum
Marie L. Moore
Emanuel Morganstern
Paul Naiman
Kathleen T. Neary
Clair G. Noppenberger
Janet C. Preston
Elizabeth O. Preston
William B. Rafferty
Robert N. Riley
Pearl Rosenbloom
A. L. Schaeffer
Lois A. Scheuch
Augusta Marie Schmidt
Leila Schwaab
Robert G. Shand
Joseph F. Siebenhaar
Virginia H. Spokes
Albert Spokes
Barbara Sprague Kerr Stanley
Dorothy Sterner
Grace May Stock
Kent Streeter
Alice Streett
C. Edwin Stricker
Gilbert Strittmatter
Beatrice E. Strouse
Carolyn K. Underwood
Mary C. Walker
Gracia Whitridge
Elizabeth A. Wolf
LegacyGiving
The Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland staff has endeavored to make accurate the lists contained in
this report. We ask that you notify us at 443.573.0930, or send us an e-mail to donations@mowcm.org
should you observe any oversights or errors. Thank you.

Our Impact
8.8 million
of America’s seniors—
or nearly 1 in 6—don’t
know where their next
meal is coming from
Meals on Wheels of
Central Maryland can
provide nutritious meals
for a senior for a full year
for less than
$4,000
For every dollar invested
in Meals on Wheels of
Central Maryland, we can
save up to
$50
of Medicaid spending
2015 IN KIND SUPPORT
Baltimore Coffee & Tea Company
Boston Beer
Jim Burger Photography
Clipper City Media
Comcast Newsmakers
Absolute Entertainment
Alex Cooper Auctioneers
Dara Does It
Feats, Inc.
4 Square Productions
Freddie Stevens Entertainment
Gala Cloths
Governor Larry Hogan
Gramercy Tavern
Hess Wine
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Homer
Linda Johnson Photography
Jessica Kartalija, WJZ-TV
Just Posters
Lutherville Bikes
Reliable-Churchill
Robert Parker, Jr.
Party Plus
Pixilated Photobooth
Rita St. Clair & Associates
Showbiz Productions
Stanley Black & Decker
STYLE Magazine
The Umbrella Syndicate
Tito’s Vodka
John Van Horne
WCBM /WQLL
Wedding411 on Demand
Jerry Edwards
Chef’s Expressions
Therese Harding
The Classic Catering People
Barry Fleischmann
Innovative Gourmet
Nino Germano
La Scala Ristorante Italiano
Paul Glomp
Sparrows Point Country Club
Eric Greenawalt
Sparrows Point Country Club
Geof Manthorne
Charm City Cakes
Rodney Henry
Dangerously Delicious Pies
Nancy Longo
Pierpoint Restaurant
Bill Tien
Matsuri
Kimberley Rigby
Parfections
Dustin Heflin
Baldwin’s Station Restaurant & Pub
Patty Henley
Saval Foods
Shelley Stannard
Flavor Cupcakery
Carlo Vignotto
La Tavola Ristorante
Sarah Mogol
The Bountiful Experience
Jonathan Yeich
Silo.5% Wine Bar
Blake Wollman
Wild Pea
2015INKINDSUPPORT

Board of Directors
Gary Peisach
President
Peter Kirchgraber
Vice President
Alan E. Peljovich, PE
Vice President
Cedrick Johnson
Secretary
Lori Burghauser
Treasurer
Scott Steinberg
Assistant Treasurer
Stephanie Archer-Smith
Executive Director
Community Directors
Wade Barnes
Chris Humphries
Collen Pleasant Kline
Caitlin Nicholl
Larry Seiden
Michael Strouse
David Vosvick, II
Council of Site Representatives
Anne Bolduc-Jang
Jack McDonald
Linda Murphy, Chair
Larry O’Neill, Vice-Chair
Regional Offices/Distribution Sites
Main Office/ Central Service Facility
515 South Haven Street
Baltimore, MD 21224
410-558-0932
410-558-1321 fax
1866-558-0827
Regional Offices:
Central Region
Margo Coruzzi, Manager
Baltimore, MD 21224
443-573-0927
410-558-1321 fax
Metro Region
Stacy Payton, Manager
Baltimore, MD 21224
443-573-0922
410-558-1321 fax
Northeast Region
W. Allan Robinson, Manager
45 North Main Street, Suite D
Bel Air, MD 21014
410-838-0013
410-879-5814 fax
Northwest Region
Vena Carter, Manager
255 Clifton Boulevard, #312
Westminster, MD 21157
410-857-4447
410-857-5477 fax
Southeast Region
Terry Lehr, Manager
1517 Ritchie Highway, #L7
Arnold, MD 21012
410-626-7543
410-626-7547 fax
Southwest Region
Elizabeth Sebastiao, Manager
Wilde Lake Village Center
10451 Twin Rivers Road, Suite 215
Columbia, MD 21044
410-730-9476
1-877-730-9476
(Montgomery County)
410-730-9492 fax
Distribution Sites
Annapolis Distribution Site
Saint Martin’s Lutheran Church
1120 Spa Road
Annapolis, MD 21403
Thomas Tasker, Site Coordinator
Brown Distribution Site
Brown Memorial
Presbyterian Church
1316 Park Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21217
Jackie Artis, Site Coordinator
Carroll County Distribution Site
St. John’s Catholic Church
43 Monroe Street
Westminster, MD 21157
Kelly Selby, Site Coordinator
Douglas Distribution Site
Douglas Memorial
Community Church
1325 Madison Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21217
Ellsworth Jackson, Site Coordinator
Dundalk Distribution Site
Church of the Brethren
2660 Yorkway
Baltimore, MD 21222
Dorothy Wisniewski, Site Coordinator

East Distribution Site
Meals on Wheels Central
Service Facility
Baltimore, MD 21224
Matthew Robinson, Site Coordinator
Faith Distribution Site
Faith Presbyterian Church
5400 Loch Raven Boulevard
Baltimore, MD 21239
Audrey Harvey, Site Coordinator
Glen Burnie Distribution Site
Robert A. Pascal Senior Center
125 Dorsey Road
Glen Burnie, MD 21061
Ken Glendenning, Site Coordinator
Hampden Distribution Site
Roland View Towers
3838 Roland Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21211
Ray Jafari, Site Coordinator
Harford County Distribution Site
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
201 Mount Royal Avenue
Aberdeen, MD 21001
Mardith Ollinger, Site Coordinator
Howard County Distribution Site
Bain Center
5470 Ruth Keeton Way
Columbia, MD 21044
Ronald Watson, Site Coordinator
Laurel Distribution Site
Multi-Service
9900 Washington Boulevard
Laurel, MD 20723
LaChelle Cooper, Site Coordinator
Liberty Distribution Site
Mt. Olive United
Methodist Church
5115 Old Court Road
Randallstown, MD 21133
Mike Peisach, Site Coordinator
Montgomery County
Distribution Site
Leisure World/Inter-Faith Chapel
3680 S. Leisure World Boulevard
Silver Spring, MD 20906
Toni Buckson-Byrd, Site Coordinator
Saint Anthony’s Distribution Site
Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church
4414 Frankford Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21206
Mike Krystkiewicz, Site Coordinator
Sherwood Distribution Site
Faith Lutheran Church
8 Sherwood Road
Cockeysville, MD 21031
Jenaver Davis, Site Coordinator
Severna Park Distribution Site
Woods Memorial Church
611 Baltimore-Annapolis Boulevard
Severna Park, MD 21146
Chris Newman, Site Coordinator
Towson Distribution Site
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
1108 Providence Road
Towson, MD 21286
Michael Dougherty, Site Coordinator
Weinberg Kosher Packing &
Distribution Site
Levindale Hebrew Geriatric
Center and Hospital
(Weinberg Place)
2500 West Belvedere Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21215
Jenifer Briscoe, Packing Site Manager
West Distribution Site
Catonsville United
Methodist Church
6 Melvin Avenue
Catonsville, MD 21228
Elizabeth A. Roberts, Site Coordinator
Our Impact
We provided 167
clients case management
contacts (phone calls
and visits) Doubled since
previous fiscal year.
Resulting in over 700
visits and phone calls to provide
the assistance necessary to
maintain independence in
the community.
1101 Kibble Connection
deliveries made in FY15
Being More
than a Meal
We provide social support
and safety-net services to
help sustain optimum health,
maintain economic stability and
improve overall quality of life.
Our services include:
• Health, safety and
wellness checks
• Phone pals
• Grocery shoppers
• Kibble Connection pet food
• Companion Visits
• Individual Case Management

A copy of Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland’s current financial statement is available upon request by contacting Meals on Wheels at 515 South Haven Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21224, 410 588-0932. Documents and information submitted to the State
of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Office of the Secretary of State for the cost of copying and postage. Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland is registered with the secretary of State’s office: registration does not
imply endorsement of any solicitation by the Secretary of State.
An Outcome to Enhance the Community
Extending By helping clients to remain living independently in their homes, Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland supports their continued integration
Into the social fabric of the community, prevents premature institutionalization and allows them to age in place with dignity and grace.
Baltimore, MD 21224
410 558-0932
1 866 558-0827 toll-free
mealsonwheelsmd.org
Info@mowcm.org
United Way Campaign #: 8094
Maryland Charity Campaign (State employees) #: 8094
Combined Charity Campaign (Baltimore City employees) #: 8094
Combine Federal Campaign (Federal government employees) #: 85588
MEALS
More than a meal™
A copy of Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland’s current financial statement is available upon request by contacting Meals on Wheels at 515 South Haven Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21224, 410 588-0932. Documents and information submitted to the State
of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Office of the Secretary of State for the cost of copying and postage. Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland is registered with the secretary of State’s office: registration does not
imply endorsement of any solicitation by the Secretary of State.
An Outcome to Enhance the Community
Extending
By helping clients to remain living independently in their homes,
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland supports
their continued integration into the social fabric of
the community and prevents premature institutionalization and
allows them to age in place with dignity and grace.
Baltimore, MD 21224
410 558-0932
1 866 558-0827 toll-free
mealsonwheelsmd.org
info@mowcm.org
United Way Campaign #: 8094
Maryland Charity Campaign (State employees) #: 8094
Combined Charity Campaign (Baltimore City employees) #: 8094
Combine Federal Campaign (Federal government employees) #: 85588
MEALS
More than a meal™

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