Participant Snapshot
Snapshot Of Our more than 6,000 Past Participants During Our First Three Years
95% of our Participants were Baltimore County children:
Representing more than 60 of over 100 Participating Organizations:
40 Baltimore County Public Schools:
24 Elementary Schools: Berkshire • Chapel Hill 2nd Grade • Chase • Deep Creek • Edgemere • Essex • Glenmar • Hawthorne • Joppa View • Mars Estates • Martin Boulevard • Middleborough • Middlesex • Oliver Beach • Orems • Perry Hall • Pleasant Plains • Riverview • Sandalwood • Sandy Plains 3rd grade (Vulcan-Hart/Unilever mentoring partnership) • Seneca • Shady Spring • Sussex • Victory Villa
8 Middle Schools: Deep Creek (Choice Middle Schools Program & C-Safe Program) • General John Stricker (Choice Middle Schools Program) • Golden Ring • Middle River • Parkville • Perry Hall • Stemmers Run (Choice Middle Schools Program) • The Inverness Center (Choice Middle Schools Program)
8 High Schools: Chesapeake • Eastern Tech • Kenwood • Overlea • Parkville (Life Skills Class & Social Action Club) • Patapsco • Perry Hall • Sollers Point Technical
8 Baltimore County Police Athletic League Centers: Cockeysville PAL • Hillendale PAL • Landsdowne PAL • Mars Estates PAL • Shady Spring PAL • Dundalk PAL • Scotts Branch PAL • Winfield PAL
4 Baltimore County Department of Recreation & Parks Grandparent/Grandchildren Summer Camps: Ateaze Senior Center Grandparents / Grandchildren Summer Camp • Catonsville Senior Center Grandparents / Grandchildren Camp • Cockeysville Senior Center Grandparents / Grandchildren Summer Camp • Parkville Senior Center Grandparents / Grandchildren Summer Camp
10 other Baltimore County-resident serving organizations: Baltimore County Department of Social Services • Cub Scouts • Creative Kids • Dundalk Youth Services • Family Crisis Center • Florence Critteron Group Home for Adolescent Girls & their children • Girl Scouts of Central Maryland • J.O.I.N.S. Program • North Point State Park Summer Environmental Camp • The Community School
25% of our Participants represented other areas of Maryland (selected from 40 non-profits such as schools, churches, social service & civic organizations from Carroll County, Anne Arundel County, Harford County, & Baltimore City—Acting as Goodwill Ambassador of Baltimore County waterfront to our neighbors) from:
Advocates for Children and Youth • After School Institute–Chesapeake Center • Associated Black Charities • Baltimore City Dept of Recreation & Parks – Therapeutic Recreation Division • Baltimore City Public Schools • Baltimore Clayworks • Baltimore Reads Ripken Learning Center • Baltimore Waterfront Festival 2003 • Boy Scouts of America • Center for Poverty Solutions • Comprehensive Housing Assistance Inc. (CHAI) • Family Tree • Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake • Helping Other People Through Empowerment Inc. • Herring Run Watershed Association • Johns Hopkins Health System • Kennedy Krieger – PACT: Helping Children with Special Needs, Inc. • The Kennedy Krieger School • Kids on the Hill • Lois T. Murray School • Marian House • Maryland Center for Arts & Technology • Maryland Juvenile Justice Coalition – Mentoring Male Teens in the Hood • Mount Calvary A.M.E. • National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence – MD Chapter • National Youth Service Day 2003 • People Encouraging People Inc. • Prisoners Aid Association of MD • Salvation Army of Central Baltimore – Booth House Homeless Shelter • Shekinah Glory Community Outreach Center • Southwestern High School • Tench Tilghmann Elementary • The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore • The Shriver Center at UMBC – Choice Programs • United Way of Central Maryland • University of Maryland School of Social Work – Family Connections
