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Family Service Foundation, Inc. Announces the Grand Opening of its Baltimore County Day Program for People with Developmental Disabilities
October 18, 2004 5:30pm to 8:00pm 2622 Lord Baltimore Drive Baltimore, Maryland 21244
The Board of Directors of Family Service Foundation will be holding an event in celebration of Mental Health Month and the introduction of our new Chief Executive Officer R. Scott Graham, MBA, CBHE with special invited guest The Honorable Barbara A. Mikulski United States Senate Friday, May 28, 2004. Community Carnival DayOn Saturday, September 6, 2003, Family Service Foundation held its first ever Community Carnival Day to raise funds to support the programs and services for people with developmental disabilities and persistent and severe mental illnesses. FSF would like to thank all the staff who helped plan and organize this event, as well as those who volunteered their time and talents to make this event a success. The agency would also like to thank the many corporate sponsors and local businesses that donated goods and/or money. This includes but is not limited to the following: BB&T, Circuit City, Southwest Airlines, Murrays Steaks, WalMart, Red Lobster, Nursing and Health Services Training Consortium, Visual Language Interpreting, Verizon, Turner and Associates Interpreting Agency, Key Printing, New Hampshire Pharmacy, Mullen, Sondberg, Wimbish and Stone, PA, Deaf Digest, PVI Furniture, Mark's Communications and Support, WKYS-FM Radio Station, Landover Hills Volunteer Fire Department, and Giant Food. And finally, we wish to thank the local community which came out to support this event, create new partnerships, learn about programs and services available at FSF, and of course, have fun! Second Annual 5K Walk/Run Event Family Service Foundation held its Second Annual 5K Walk/Run Event on September 14, 2002, at Centennial Park in Columbia, Maryland. The event raised over six thousand dollars, all of which will be used to support the mental health programs and services.
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BB&T Sponsors
9th
Annual Golf Tournament
The Family Service Foundation's 9th Annual Golf Tournament was held on Tuesday, October 24, 2000 at Enterprise Golf Course in Mitchellville, Maryland. BB&T served as the major corporate sponsor. FSF has welcomed doing business with BB&T for many years and greatly appreciated their generous support.
FSF Friends,
Family, Supporters Celebrate
10th Anniversary of Deaf AIDS Project
On April
8, 2000, approximately one hundred people gathered at Martin's Preston
Room in 
Baltimore,
Maryland, to celebrate the past, present, and future of the Deaf
AIDS Project, which was created ten years ago in response to a dire
need for HIV/AIDS education in the deaf community.
The evening brought together members of the deaf community, those dedicated to the fight against HIV/AIDS, FSF staff and friends, family members, and supporters.
Harry Woosley, Jr., founder of the Deaf AIDS Project, spoke about the inception of the Project and the obstacles faced in getting it off the ground. Larry Gamble, CEO of Family Service Foundation, spoke about the current state of transition of the agency. Jason Barth, Director of the Deaf AIDS Project, talked about the future of the Project. Chris Camp of the State AIDS Administration was awarded the first annual Harry Woosley Jr. Service Award for his commitment to the Deaf AIDS Project. Laurie Shevitz, former director of the Deaf AIDS Project, the Baltimore Leather Association for the Deaf, and Christ United Methodist Church for the Deaf were also recognized for their significant contributions.
The silent auction held at the Anniversary Gala raised about $700 for the Deaf AIDS Project, with guests bidding on items such as a flight over Baltimore in a Cessna Skyhawk, tickets to the Baltimore Symphony, and an American Sign Language course.
Pictured in the photo: Jason Barth, Director of the Deaf AIDS Project, Chris Camp of the State AIDS Administration, and Harry Woosley, Jr., founder of the Deaf AIDS Project.
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