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The Catonsville Women’s Giving Circle presents a documentary that reflects a view of our past.
The goal of the film is to record digitally and present these narratives through audio and film documentation. The narratives will document the relevant lives of individuals who attended segregated schools and/or desegregation before and following the 1954 Supreme Court Brown v Board of Education ruling.
Following the documentary showing, Dr. Morna McNulty (Co-Film Producer/Editor) will facilitate a 30-minute discussion that will include some of the film contributors.
The goal of the film is to record digitally and present these narratives through audio and film documentation. The narratives will document the relevant lives of individuals who attended segregated schools and/or desegregation before and following the 1954 Supreme Court Brown v Board of Education ruling.
Following the documentary showing, Dr. Morna McNulty (Co-Film Producer/Editor) will facilitate a 30-minute discussion that will include some of the film contributors.
Event Details
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May 28, 7-8:30 PM
Baltimore County Arts Guild 10 St. Timothy Lane, Catonsville Plenty of parking available Enjoy light refreshments and wine, compliments of The Wine Bin |
June 4, 7-8:30 PM (Encore presentation)
Charlestown Retirement Community, Art Gallery, 715 Maiden Choice Lane, Catonsville Parking information for the Art Gallery will be provided at the entrance Enjoy light refreshments and wine, compliments of The Wine Bin |
All are welcome to attend.
“This visit filled me with such joy to see the immediate benefit of our grants in the full backpacks, but, even more so, in the expressions of happiness on faces of children who have received backpacks in the past. I am thrilled that we can support, and happy to be a Grant Liaison to this worthy nonprofit that works to assure vulnerable children of their value to the community.” —Jill Kramer
Many who are reading this may not know of some of the organizations or how even a relatively small grant can make a big difference. That is what Co-convener Jill Kramer discovered when she visited the headquarters of Comfort Cases to present founder Rob Scheer the CWGC’s 2021 grant check for $990 to fund the distribution of 22 backpacks to local foster children.
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Many who are reading this may not know of some of the organizations or how even a relatively small grant can make a big difference. That is what Co-convener Jill Kramer discovered when she visited the headquarters of Comfort Cases to present founder Rob Scheer the CWGC’s 2021 grant check for $990 to fund the distribution of 22 backpacks to local foster children.
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For more information about our 2025 grantees click here We are a dynamic community of philanthropic women who give small grants to local non-profits to improve and strengthen the Greater Catonsville Community. Sharing NewsRead the latest E-News
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Branching OutOur Leadership Team has carefully considered ways of expanding our philanthropic movement to reach more women. With that goal in mind, we are instituting a tiered membership Read more .. Giving Back Membership dues are the primary source of all funds raised for grants. Each year we ask everyone to renew their membership, which has allowed the CWGC to grant a total of more than $350,000 to local, nonprofit organizations since our inception. Simply by joining the CWGC you are making a great contribution back to your community through the power of collective philanthropy. Tapping InThe CWGC’s involvement with grant recipients extends to more than funding alone. Through our Facebook page and our E-News, we share opportunities for women and family members to volunteer at charities that are current awardees. It is one more way that the CWGC is “giving to grow a stronger community.” Check out the variety of ways to give back to the community. |