Community Service
Mission Statement
The Mission of BOMA's Community Service Committee is to serve those "in need" within our community by identifying, evaluating and providing opportunities for BOMA Members to voluntarily contribute our time, skills and collected resources to worthy recipients in the greater Baltimore region.
2016 Calendar of Good Works
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March 21 – April 8, 2016 |
Purge some old clothing and shoes during your spring closet switch and we will facilitate getting your gently used clothing to a good cause. Do a drive in your office or building! We will provide a flyer to distribute to your coworkers and/or tenants and just put a collection box in your lobby. We will even pick up your collections for you! Contact Tammy Starling Tammy.Starling@cushwake.com, or Theresa Beckner tbeckner@pdgrp.net. |
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May 26, 2016 |
Take a fun short walk around the stadium with your BOMA friends, and raise a glass and some cash for a great cause. Visit the team page. Contact Margaret Evans margaret.evans@copt.com. |
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June 6, 2016 |
Buy a chance to win a great prize and support the Community Service Committee efforts serving the community. Contact Sean Kittle skittle@teamcamservices.com, Matthew Clark mclark@certapro.com, or Bruce Carey bruce@sphvhc.com. |
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July 15, 2016 |
One of our favorite events! Spend the day volunteering with other BOMA members painting and freshening up the facility at Moveable Feast. You will leave feeling great about your contribution, and we will feed you, too! Contact Sean Kittle Skittle@TeamCamServices.com, Mark Wilhite mwilhite@cessecurity.com, or Kathy Kreft kkreft@fidelityengineering.com to join the fun. |
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July 25 – August 12, 2016 |
Give a needy student a good start to the school year. Participation is easy! Put a collection box in your building lobby or in your office and distribute the promotional flyers we provide. We will even pick up the donations for you. Contact Theresa Beckner tbeckner@pdgrp.net or Bruce Carey bruce@sphvhc.com. |
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November 17, 2016 |
This two-part event starts with us providing promotional flyers to help you collect non-perishable food in your building or company, and coordinating pick up of your donations for delivery to Moveable Feast. Then, on November 17 we get together for a fun, social event at the Moveable Feast facility where we make baked goods and decorate packaging for their Thanksgiving meal distribution. It’s a heartwarming kickoff of the holiday season. Contact Polly Houck phouck@asicare.net. |
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December 2016 |
Help keep a kid warm this winter. Bring your donation to the Holiday Luncheon. Contact Kathy Kreft kkreft@fidelityengineering.com. |
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December 2016 |
Our biggest fundraiser of the year! Buy a chance to win one of our fabulous prize packages just in time for the holidays! Even if you don’t win a prize, you can feel good about your contribution to the Community with your purchase, as all of the prizes are donated. Talk about a win-win! Contact Tara Herbert tara@infinityrestoration.net. |
Vision Statement
The Vision of BOMA's Community Service Committee is that all who are moved to participate will join with us in our endeavors. We believe that by promoting and managing our associations collective volunteering efforts, our collective efforts will positively impact those whom we endow. We believe that our work contributed collectively is more than we could accomplish or contribute individually.
Our History
In June 2003, Marty Josephs and the BOMA Board established the BOMA Community Service Committee under the direction of former president, Marc Fischer. The Committee's mission is to serve the greater Baltimore region by identifying, evaluating, and providing opportunities for BOMA members to positively impact the community. In the past, the Community Service Committee has supported organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Sarah's House, S.A.R.C. (Sexual Assault Recovery Center), Adelante Familia, Forbush School, Kennedy Krieger - P.A.C.T., Susan G. Komen, Moveable Feast and The Maryland Food Bank.
In 2007, the Community Service Committee created the debut legacy program, LEAP (Literary Empowerment Advocacy Program). Utilizing the resources of BOMA Baltimore's membership base, LEAP is designed to make an immediate and lastingimpact on our community by enriching the education of our youth. The committee adopted Woodhome Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore City as our first partner. Together with our BOMA members, LEAP renovated the Woodhome library in 2008. When all was said and renovated, the library had new ceiling tiles, paint, shelving, tables and chairs, and books. In 2009, LEAP renovated the teacher's lounge as part of the First Annual Day of Service. For additional project information see the www.boma-leap.org.
This Committee is always seeking new members to support the planning and execution of future projects. If you are passionate about community service and enjoy working with a great team, this is the opportunity for you.
Do You Have a Community Service Project Suggestion?
Click here to download our Community Service Suggestions form.
When We Meet
Committee meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month.
Meet the Community Service Committee
Committee Chair:
Kimberly Mode Hogan, RPA
Cushman & Wakefield
120 E. Baltimore St., Suite 1804
Baltimore, MD 21202
(410) 752-0927
Committee Members:
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Tammy Baczynskyj Theresa Beckner Pat Burton Bruce Carey Malia Chapman Matthew Clark Scott Coolahan Ruth Gambino Barbara Hempfling
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Tara Herbert Maribel Hofmann Polly Houck Sean Kittle Kim Laughlin Shan Maitra Diane Marsh Jill Whitty Mark Wilhite |
If you are interested in volunteering for upcoming scheduled or future events, please complete the attached form and either hit submit, email jthornton@bomabaltimore.org or fax to 443-640-1031.
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