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- Courtland Gardens Lives United!
?And down the stretch they come!? That?s a famous call during the Preakness as the horses round the final turn and head toward the finish line. The same call also describes the 2010 United Way campaign because this year?s efforts are almost finished....
- Lifebridge Health Is United!
United Way of Central Maryland provides more than $10 million in community funding to various organizations and agencies serving in and around Baltimore, and 15 Baltimore County non-profits received $64,065 in grants this year. The United Way works with...
- Donate Blood This Week
It's time for LifeBridge Health spring blood drives! As always, the need is great. According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds in the United States, someone needs blood. A single car accident victim can require up to 100 pints of blood....
- Sinai Hospital Anniversary Cookbook Debuts
Are you looking for a unique holiday gift? Consider purchasing the Sinai Hospital Employees' 50th Anniversary Cookbook, on sale now. Whether it?s for Thanksgiving or just a casual dinner at home, this collection of 142 recipes has something for everybody....
- Lifebridge Health Receives New Vans
LifeBridge Health recently received two new vans through a Federal Transit Administration grant. These patient transport vans, fully equipped with wheelchair accessibility, will allow disabled and elderly patients to be taken to Levindale and Pikesville...
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LifeBridge Health Lives United
The LifeBridge Health executive team kicked off Sinai Hospital's "Race to Live United" yesterday in the Greenspring Cafe.
The contest for pinning the tail on the United Way horse came down to Vice President Lorrie Liang, and Julie Cox, Vice President of Development. Cox emerged the winner. Pictured here are participants Lionel Weeks, Vice President of Facilities, and Ev Amaral, Vice President of Operations Engineering, both being led by Shannon Wollm
an, Development Department Manager at Sinai.
Other United Way benefits include a gathering at Mother's Grille in Federal Hill from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. tonight. Raffle proceeds that evening will benefit the United Way, and Mother's has donated a door prize to a lucky LifeBridge Health customer just for walking through the door! Later on, a concert at the 8x10 Club in Federal Hill with local band, The Bridge, with half of the proceeds from ticket sales donated to the United Way. Tickets are $20. Doors at 8 p.m., event begins at 9 p.m.
The contest for pinning the tail on the United Way horse came down to Vice President Lorrie Liang, and Julie Cox, Vice President of Development. Cox emerged the winner. Pictured here are participants Lionel Weeks, Vice President of Facilities, and Ev Amaral, Vice President of Operations Engineering, both being led by Shannon Wollm
an, Development Department Manager at Sinai.Other United Way benefits include a gathering at Mother's Grille in Federal Hill from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. tonight. Raffle proceeds that evening will benefit the United Way, and Mother's has donated a door prize to a lucky LifeBridge Health customer just for walking through the door! Later on, a concert at the 8x10 Club in Federal Hill with local band, The Bridge, with half of the proceeds from ticket sales donated to the United Way. Tickets are $20. Doors at 8 p.m., event begins at 9 p.m.
- Courtland Gardens Lives United!
?And down the stretch they come!? That?s a famous call during the Preakness as the horses round the final turn and head toward the finish line. The same call also describes the 2010 United Way campaign because this year?s efforts are almost finished....
- Lifebridge Health Is United!
United Way of Central Maryland provides more than $10 million in community funding to various organizations and agencies serving in and around Baltimore, and 15 Baltimore County non-profits received $64,065 in grants this year. The United Way works with...
- Donate Blood This Week
It's time for LifeBridge Health spring blood drives! As always, the need is great. According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds in the United States, someone needs blood. A single car accident victim can require up to 100 pints of blood....
- Sinai Hospital Anniversary Cookbook Debuts
Are you looking for a unique holiday gift? Consider purchasing the Sinai Hospital Employees' 50th Anniversary Cookbook, on sale now. Whether it?s for Thanksgiving or just a casual dinner at home, this collection of 142 recipes has something for everybody....
- Lifebridge Health Receives New Vans
LifeBridge Health recently received two new vans through a Federal Transit Administration grant. These patient transport vans, fully equipped with wheelchair accessibility, will allow disabled and elderly patients to be taken to Levindale and Pikesville...