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Moveable Feast
The mission of Moveable Feast is to foster a community that cares for men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS, cancer, and other life-threatening illnesses by preparing and delivering nutritious meals and groceries and providing nutritional counseling. Other services include culinary workforce training programs to give vital skills to members of the community including homeless shelters and halfway houses. Hundreds of people have graduated from the program and are now gainfully employed back in the community.
Turner Development is proud to support Movable Feast volunteering in their kitchen preparing & packaging food, and in their annual “Ride for the Feast” to support the 750,000 meals and 6,000 clients it serves each year. Without its dedicated staff and volunteers, thousands of people would go hungry each day.
Baltimore's Row Club
Turner Development Group in conjunction with Honeywell sponsors a scholarship program for qualifying teens interested in the Baltimore Rowing Club’s Juniors Program. For energetic, competitive, male and female students between the ages of 12 and 18, crew is the ultimate team sport.
Past season’s teams sponsored by Turner Development Group and Honeywell, won the race for the Grand Prize Honeywell Cup in the annual Boat Christening and High School Championships.
Westport teens that could use a fun and healthy pastime and would enjoy rowing in Middle Branch Park should contact the Baltimore Rowing Club and ask about available Juniors Program scholarships. Baltimore Rowing Club, 3301 Waterview Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21230. 410.355.5640. www.baltimorerowing.org
About the Baltimore Rowing Club: BRC is a non-profit organization established in 1979 and located in Middle Branch Park along the southern shore of the Middle Branch Harbor. BRC promotes the sport of rowing at all levels, for all ages, and strives to be a national leader in the sport. BRC is committed to being a good community neighbor and leader by providing safe and sustainable programs for its diverse growing membership.
THE CLEAN TEAM
In an unprecedented neighborhood cleaning initiative, Turner Development and the Living Classrooms Foundation’s Project SERVE have come together to establish a “Clean Team” in the Westport neighborhood.
The Clean Team, funded by Turner Development and managed by the Living Classrooms Foundation’s Project SERVE, began in late September 2008. The Clean Teams role is to improve and maintain streets, sidewalks, and alleys, helping supplement the city’s baseline services. They help by clearing trash, pulling weeds, and cut back overgrown grass throughout the neighborhood. They also help and assist neighbors clearing out alleys and walkways. Their duties act as an example for neighbors and for other neighborhoods to take a hands on approach when it comes to cleaning your own neighborhood.
For more information about the Living Classrooms organization, log onto www.livingclassrooms.org.
Their hard work and positive attitude is infectious. Say hello to the Clean Team sometime - they are the ones in the dark t-shirts taking pride in a job well done.-
The Clean Team, funded by Turner Development and managed by the Living Classrooms Foundation’s Project SERVE, began in late September 2008. The Clean Teams role is to improve and maintain streets, sidewalks, and alleys, helping supplement the city’s baseline services. They help by clearing trash, pulling weeds, and cut back overgrown grass throughout the neighborhood. They also help and assist neighbors clearing out alleys and walkways. Their duties act as an example for neighbors and for other neighborhoods to take a hands on approach when it comes to cleaning your own neighborhood.
For two years in a row, Turner Development Group was proud to play host for Gaudenzia’s Repelling for Charity. In an effort to help raise $6 million dollars for a new inpatient rehabilitation building in Baltimore, Gaudenzia lead a team from Over the Edge (www.overtheedgeusa.com), and Turner Development to organize a fund raiser to send participants Over the Edge! Silo Point was the backdrop as people literally rappelled down 300’ to help raise money for Gaudenzia.
RAPPELING FOR CHARITY
For two years in a row, Turner Development Group was proud to play host for Gaudenzia’s Repelling for Charity. In an effort to help raise $6 million dollars for a new inpatient rehabilitation building in Baltimore, Gaudenzia lead a team from Over the Edge (www.overtheedgeusa.com), and Turner Development to organize a fund raiser to send participants Over the Edge! Silo Point was the backdrop as people literally rappelled down 300’ to help raise money for Gaudenzia.
About Gaudenzia: Gaudenzia’s mission is to help people affected by chemical dependency, mental illness and related conditions to achieve a better quality of life – allowing them to live as productive and accountable individuals. Gaudenzia offers comprehensive outpatient and residential programs that address the specialized substance abuse treatment, prevention and education needs of men, women, and children.www.Gaudenzia.org
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