THE LEAGUE'S FY22 ANNUAL REPORT

2022 ANNUALREPORT

TO STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITY.

GREETINGS

DearFriendsofTheLeague,

Thispastyearhastaughtusthatcommunityintegrationisacriticalcomponentto TheLeague’ssuccessandthatthereisadirectcorrelationbetweenthevitalityof our neighbors and the triumphs of the men, women, and children with disabilities thatweserve

On an average day, you may visit The League and see Adult Medical Day participants learning decoupage techniques in Art Therapy sessions or strengtheningtheircoresduringaerobicsclasses YoumightseeWellnessCenter members burning calories with high-energy Zumba moves in the heated pool or doing the Cha Cha in one of Randy Dennis’ line dancing classes If you visit The League on the second Saturday of the month, you will see an inclusive nightclub scenewherenearly300adultswithdisabilitiesfromallovertheDMVregioncome tosnack,socialize,andgetdowntosomeofthehottestdancemusicaround

However, what you will not see at our 45,000 square foot campus is the impact that our participants are making in the surrounding communities. Every day, our Day Habilitation groups deliver meals to vulnerable populations in Baltimore. Our staff and participants volunteer at local organizations like 4MyCiTy, Helping Up Mission,andRonaldMcDonaldHouseCharitiestoclean,sort,unpack,andassist incriticaloperationsforurbanresidents MembersoftheSCALEAphasiaProgram will likely be presenting life-saving tips to local businesses and universities to further educate the community about aphasia awareness and stroke protocol Students in the Youth Autism Services Therapeutic Integration afterschool programmaybeonafieldtripshoppingatstoresandpracticingappropriatepublic behaviors while learning new skills Participants in our Employment Services Programwillbeclockingintotheirjobsatthemovietheater,fastfoodrestaurant, orwarehouse.

Whether physically on campus or out in the community, The League’s presence hasbeenconnectingandbetteringtheGreaterBaltimoreAreafornearly96years bysupportingindividualswithdisabilitiesandtheirfamilies Wevaluethetrustand relationships that our programs and services have established with business owners, organization leaders, Wellness Center members, and voters Together, we are ableto provide opportunities for independence, increase self-sufficiency, and improve the quality of life for everyone that does – and does not – come to TheLeagueforPeoplewithDisabilities

Together, we are able

Thank you for your continued support!

Urquhart-Bradley Board Chair David A. Greenberg President & CEO

Nicole

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Nicole Urquhart-Bradley, Mindy Geppi, Ethan Nochumowitz, Barry Gordon, M.D., Ph.D.,

Chair Vice Chair Treasurer Secretary

Carol Dodson

Bradley Fowler

James Hettleman

Ashley Ingraham Watts

Janice Jackson

Richard Katz, M.D.

Kris Meyer

Oyebukola Oyediran, M.D.

Jason Perlow

Terri Seitz Parrish

Andrew Slutkin

Andrew Snyder

Christian Zegal

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM

David A. Greenberg

President & CEO

Renée Dash, MBA, MSN, RN

VP, Medical Programs & CNO

Maureen Jeffreys

VP, Community Programs

Michelle Johnson

VP, Recreation & Youth Programs

Rhonda Johnson

VP, Facility Operations

Margy Ryan

VP, Finance & CFO

Dawn Witherspoon

VP, Human Resources & Compliance

Lauren Yankolonis

VP, Development & Marketing

OUR LEAGUE STORY: PERSONAL SUPPORTS

Joe (a k a Mr Wolf) and his support counselor Robin do everything together From cleaning the facilities of Community Assistance Network (CAN), to cooking homemade meals, to nursing abandoned baby squirrels, the pair really complement each other and seize opportunities to make each day meaningful while in the community

Robin will start the day by picking Joe up from his independent living home Once the two have enjoyed their morning java, they head over to CAN in Dundalk where Joe dons his neon yellow League safety vest and collects his cleaning supplies from the utility closet, ready to get to work For approximately three hours, Joe and Robin clean their way through the facility and check tasks off of their to-do list As part of Joe’s daily routine, he cleans the administrative restrooms, vacuums the shared conference room space, washes the windows, and tidies the produce shelves Robin does an excellent job of encouraging Joe and keeping him focused on his volunteer duties with intermittent dance breaks because who doesn’t like to Travolta and walk like an Egyptian while cleaning?

With all of their cleaning tasks complete, Joe empties the trash in the dumpster and packs up his supplies The dynamic duo say their goodbyes to the folks at CAN and head out to get some lunch Sometimes, the pair will frequent their favorite local restaurant and other times, Robin plans a hands-on culinary experience where they explore different recipes from deli sandwiches to lasagna in her kitchen The rest of their afternoon is usually spent hanging out at the park on beautiful days, shopping to restock their cleaning supplies, or creating unique costume disguises for the very versatile Mr Wolf It is important to Joe and Robin that their afternoon activities provide structure and permit ample fun before Robin drops Joe off at the end of the day

Becoming a one-to-one support counselor for an adult with developmental disabilities was a major career shift for Robin Since working with Joe for nearly 9 months, Robin says she would never go back to retail work, becoming emotional and shedding a tear at the thought of leaving Joe According to Robin, “he’s a huge part of my life now just as much as I am a part of his ” Joe and Robin have developed an unshakable bond and struck an appropriate balance between work and play Joe’s volunteerism at CAN and Robin’s passion, patience, and creativity are a winning combination for everyone Together, we are abl to strengthen our interpersonal and community relationships Together, we are able

The League for People with Disabilities is proud to partner with organizations like Community Assistance Network (CAN) as we endeavor to promote a society of accessibility and equity. Established in 1956 as part of a national network of over 1,000 Community Action Agencies, CAN partners with the broader community to develop, operate, and support programs that reduce vulnerability and empower personal growth, dignity, stability, and self-sufficiency among Baltimore County residents experiencing economic challenges. CAN provides after school programming, budget counseling, food accessibility, homeless shelters and housing services, and outreach programs.

We are partners in happiness. Joe brings out the inner child in me.

-Robin, Personal Supports Counselor

Our friends at The League are near and dear to us - every individual has his or her own ability. We have the space within the community where we are happy to help and also give back with employment and training opportunities.

-Carla Schroyer, Food Pantry Manager at Community Assistance Network

OUR LEAGUE STORY: EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Greg and Jacob are “brothers from other mothers” and have been inseparable since the age of 2 years old Greg is extremely protective of Jacob; he helps Jacob become more articulate despite a slight stutter and even books Jacob’s mobility rides and manages transportation details for both of them to get around in the community The young men visit The Wellness Center Monday through Thursday to work out and swim laps in the heated pool as an added benefit of participating in The League's Employment Services Program Their weekends are reserved for working at Cinemark where they have been employed for the past 7 years

The friendship between Greg and Jacob has prevailed through school, volunteer work, employment at 7 different jobs, years of competitive sports, and several major surgeries “He makes me a better person,” says Greg about Jacob

Greg has over thirty awards and medals from competing in various sports such as swimming, soccer, track and field, sit-skiing, softball, and wrestling at the Special Olympics He remains humble, like his Jamaican idol Usain Bolt, and shares a love of all sports and challenges with his best friend, Jacob

Working as ushers at the movie theater in Towson provides Greg and Jacob with plenty of opportunities to meet new people and appreciate the films that bring joy to so many cinephiles They have pushed each other to be strong and independent and enjoy gaming with their PlayStation 5’s (proudly bought with their earned wages). Together, we are abl to empower individuals with disabilities as they work towards gratifying autonomy.

Together, we are able

He makes me a better person.

THE WELLNESS CENTER

Like League participants Greg and Jacob, community members can achieve their health and fitness goals at The Wellness Center Almost a decade ago, a very close friend introduced Leroy to The Wellness Center at The League With an accessible parking lot, variety of equipment, and abundance of encouraging energy available, he has not stepped foot in another gym since Leroy starts with the exercise bike and takes his time with each of the machines to maximize the benefits of his workouts

Born and raised in a loving household, Leroy loves his family and hometown of Baltimore He maintains that you should treat your neighbors in the same manner that you wish to be treated and conducts himself with respect, empathy, and compassion "because you never know what another person might be going through " At The Wellness Center, Leroy enjoys the positivity from the staff and his fellow members Everyone there is on their own personal wellness journey and Leroy is grateful to share the space with some truly incredible individuals According to Leroy, a person’s health can be humbling Whether there is a young man in a wheelchair lifting weights, a retired woman attending a water aerobics class, or a 57year-old man easing his way back into his fitness routine after a hernia surgery, each individual in The Wellness Center is working hard to extend and improve the quality of his or her life

A wellness journey is vital for everyone and while there are many places to go to exercise, The League’s Wellness Center offers a helpful, positive, and patient atmosphere with so many great assets that make it superior as a wholistic wellness experience. Leroy admits that with age, he may walk a little slower but it is important that he is still looking forward and has a support system of “perfectly imperfect people” to motivate him. Together, we are to encourage others to be the best version of themselves. Together, we are able

As I get older, the reality of my younger years is setting in. I have learned to recognize the humanity in people and situations.

OUR LEAGUE STORY: THE ZERWITZ FAMILY

Judy served on The League’s Board of Directors from 2011 to 2017. She suffered from a stroke in 2014 and participated in programming at The Snyder Center for Aphasia Life Enhancement (SCALE) where she became friends with many other stroke survivors and began her recovery. In November of 2014, SCALE merged with The League for People with

Judy and Arnold have visited Camp Greentop in the Catoctin Mountains during the summer and recommend the experience to everyone. But the program that is dearest to their hearts takes place at The League on the second Saturday of every month: CLUB1111. The pair is typically assigned to the merchandise table where they delight in selling t-shirts, hats, flower crowns, and light-up jewelry to the excited club-goers. For them, CLUB1111 is a wonderful event where people of all abilities come to build lasting friendships. Together, we are ableto continue The League’s mission and reconnect with old friends post-pandemic The League is

Together, we are able grateful for the support from devoted volunteers and philanthropists like Judy and Arnold Zerwitz.

300 monthly CLUB1111 guests

Come watch people dance and have a good time at CLUB – you’ll be sold!

-ArnoldZerwitz

OUR LEAGUE STORY: AMAZON BWI

Two years ago, the passion of an employee prompted Amazon BWI to donate to The League for People with Disabilities Though the employee has moved on, The League’s relationship with Amazon has expanded to include sizable monetary donations, in-kind donations, and a steady supply of eager volunteers

While Amazon’s culture is built around solving impossible problems, the hyper locality of Amazon BWI has allowed them to leverage their scale for good and use their ability to innovate quickly to strengthen communities in Baltimore where their employees live and work Amazon BWI focuses on assisting the populations and neighborhoods of Baltimore with the least amount of resources They log an average of 1,000 hours of volunteer work a month and employ a diverse team of people of various races, languages, and abilities

Amazon volunteer work with The League involves lots of collaboration, creativity, and assistance during weekly Art Therapy sessions. The participants in the Adult Medical Day Program enjoy conversing and connecting with the volunteers as they complete artistic projects together. There is a palpable sense of camaraderie and purpose when the Amazon volunteers come to visit. In December, Amazon volunteers spread some holiday cheer by visiting The League to wrap participant gifts for the Holiday Drive.

The League is grateful for the generosity of Amazon BWI’s employee resource groups that continue to champion our mission and align their philanthropic giving with our goals to build long-term, innovative programs that have a lasting, positive impact on the community. Together, we are to improve the lives of Baltimore residents and promote accessible and equitable opportunities for growth in the community.

Together, we are able

VOLUNTEER WITH US!

Ifyouoryourcompanyor organizationareinterestedin volunteeringatTheLeague,thereare severalopportunitiestogetinvolved withprogrammingasagroup.

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Formoreinformationonhowyou, yourcompany,ororganizationcan supportandvolunteerwithThe League,pleasescantheQRcodeor emailvolunteer@leagueforpeople.org.

Amazon donated and delivered personal protective equipment and supplies to The League's Cold Spring Lane campus in May.

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Fiscal Year 2022, July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022

LET'S CELEBRATE 2022!

The raised over $230 f The League! The e ngtime volunteer Suzanne Levin-Lap and corporate partner MedSta Health, and was led by volunt co-chairs Kris Meyer and Sha Rochlin.

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In 2022, The League welcomed new 100

donors. Thank you for supporting !

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MY SON IS THRIVING AT

Matthew brings such friendliness and energy to the group every time he is volunteering. Everyone knows and likes him! The coordinator feels Matthew will naturally blend in with his positive attitude and interest in the people at Helping Up Mission.

I am grateful that Matthew has Personal Supports in his individual plan. Without it, these beneficial opportunities would not exist. Towanda deserves a huge SHOUT-OUT! She is the perfect companion for Matthew. We communicate regularly, she offers helpful suggestions to me, she understands Matthew’s challenges, and is very flexible with her schedule. [She] is always very patient and kind to Matthew. They go to the Planet Fitness Gym, go shopping, run errands, etc. She is teaching Matthew very important life skills, such as waiting in line and staying organized. Yesterday, Towanda took Matthew for a haircut, helped him count out the money, and explained inclu more awesome ways that Towanda is helping Matthew. Sh appreciative of her commitment to Matthew.

Thanks so much for this incredible service for Matthew.

Sincerely,

Dawn (Matthew's Mother)

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OUR DONORS

FOUNDERS CIRCLE

($10,000+)

Mr Wayne Bradley & Mrs Nicole

Urquhart-Bradley

Dr & Mrs Barry Gordon

Mr James Hettleman

Mr & Mrs Michael Hettleman

Mr & Mrs Earl Ihle Jr

Mrs Cathy Jurist

The Estate of Sara Saylor

INDEPENDENCE CIRCLE

($5,000-$9,999)

Mr & Mrs William Cather

Mrs Suzanne Levin-Lapides

Mr Emmanuel P Quets

Mr & Mrs Greg Rochlin

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ABILITIES CIRCLE

Drs Robert & Gail Liss

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INCLUSION CIRCLE

(Up to $499)

Ms Leslie Abelson

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Reynolds

($500-$999)

Mr. & Mrs. Brett Cohen

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Mr. & Mrs. David Kalvar

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($2,500-$4,999) Cusack

Mr & Mrs Ethan Nochumowitz

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ACCESS CIRCLE

($1,000-$2,499)

Mr. Mickey & Dr. Lisa Abrams

Ms. Barbara Bernstein

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Mr Robert Clark Jr

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Anonymous

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GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF

Ilene Blum

Casey Crawford

Sarah Cusack

Robert & Pat Dockendorf

David A. Greenberg

Selma Hess

Barbara & Michael Hettleman

Jim Hettleman

James S Horlick

Michael Karasik

Suzanne Levin-Lapides

Lee Levinson

Senator John McCain

Denise McCall

Kris Meyer

Cass & Mike Naugle

Ralph & Rebecca Rigger

Margretta Ryan

Anne Sensibaugh

Cheryl & Andrew Snyder

Donald Sterlock

Philip Wetzler

Judy & Arny Zerwitz

GIFTS MADE IN MEMORY OF

Ms. Anita Turk

Mr & Mrs Philip Umansky

Ms Alison Vogrin

Mr & Mrs Stephen Volker

Mrs Jennifer Walker

Ms Robin Walker

Ms Joanne Wallach

Mrs Michele Walsh

Mr & Mrs Craig Waters

Dr. Michael Weinrich

Mr. & Mrs. John & Georgia Wensell

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wetzler

Mr Samuel Wilkins

Ms Susan Williams

Ms Kim Winkler

Mrs Dawn Witherspoon

Mr Jim Witty

Mrs Susan A Wolman

Mrs Judy Wright

Ms Hyungbin Yim

Mrs. Heller Zaiman

Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Zatz

Roy Baysinger

Helena Bunch

Charlotte Casserly

Neil Dafner

Bobbie "Rockie" Renee Davis

Bob Dockendorf

Angie Edmonds

Carole Hale

Malcolm Hecht

Emmert Hobbs

Dr Barry Jurist

Mark Kaskey

Arnold "Buddy" Kaufman

Dr Alfred Kronthal

Donald Lee

Robert Levin

Lee & Don Miller

Marilyn & Tom Nuttle

Philip Ruotolo

Ronald Shiff

Jeffrey Slutkin

Paulette Spriggs

Eddie Weingart

Samuel Willis

Alice Burrell, Ella Mae Willis, & Linda Ann Willis

Ms Robin Zimmerman T H E A D V O C A C Y S O C I E T Y

FREEDOM CIRCLE

($25,000-$9,999,999)

Baltimore County Department of

Recreation and Parks

Maryland Community Health Resources

Commission

The O'Neil Family Foundation

EMPOWERMENT CIRCLE

($10,000-$24,999)

BGE, An Exelon Company

Conrad N Hilton Foundation MS

Achievement Center

Emmert Hobbs Foundation, Inc

The Chapin Davis Foundation

The Southern Galvanizing Company

Tito's Handmade Vodka

Treetops Charitable Trust

US Against MS, Inc

Walker & Dunlop, LLC

TRIUMPH

CIRCLE

($5,000-$9,999)

Bath Saver, Inc

Children's Fresh Air Society Fund

Dorothy Wagner Wallis Charitable Trust

M John & Kris A Meyer Giving Fund

Marilyn R & Robert C Levin

ACHIEVEMENT CIRCLE

($1,000-$4,499)

Advance Business Systems

Amazon BWI-2

Baltimore Community Foundation

Baltimore Magazine

Baltimore Rotary Foundation

Breakthru Beverage Group, MD

Brocato & Shattuck

Certified Title Corporation

Coca-Cola Consolidated - Baltimore

Curio Holdings, LLC

Emergent BioSolutions

Ethos Cannabis

Exelon Corporation

Exeter Street Capital Partners

Fay Blyler Willey Charitable Fund

Flo-Tron

Home Improvement Finance Partners

Homebridge Financial Services, Inc.

Lapidus Oring Foundation, Inc.

Meltzer Family Philanthropic Fund

Mullen, Sondberg, Wimbush & Stone,

Mutual of America

PSA Insurance & Financial Services

The Harvey M Meyerhoff Fund, Inc

RCM&D Foundation

Rotary Club of Columbia Foundation,

FULFILLMENT CIRCLE

Artisan Glass Works, Inc

Epsilon Xi Epsilon

Greater Purpose In Christ Ministry,

($500-$999) Inc

KLNB Management, LLC

Phillips, LLC

The Joseph Mullan Company

The Kingston Fund of the Baltimore

Community Foundation

The Legum Foundation

Wiley Rein, LLP

BREAKTHROUGH CLUB

(Up to $499)

Abbey Burger Mt. Washington

Acme Paper & Supply

ADMC, LLC

Affiliate Marketers, LLC

Chesapeake Tile & Marble

Grano Pasta Bar

Greenwood Family, LLC

Jones Lighting

Lee & Associates Commercial Real

Estate Services

Lewis Construction, LLC

M&T Bank

Men to Men Fellowship

Melwood Horticultural Training Center

PNC Foundation

Terence E & Sarah J Byrne Foundation

Sanford Heisler Sharp, LLP

The Israel & Mollie Myers Foundation,

The Leroy M. Merritt Charitable Trust

The Perlow Home Team

Philanthropic Fund Inc Inc

SIG, an Alera Group Company

SOS Technology

The Jane & Morton Silberman

The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation

National Aphasia Association

Number Ten Foundation

Schwab Charitable Fund

Sol Levinon & Bros

The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc.

The Philip and Harriet Klein Foundation,

The COUNT Program Foundation, Inc

Truist Bank

The above donor list reflects The League's records to the best of our knowledge If you notice an error in the donor list, please contact Lauren Yankolonis, VP, Development & Marketing, at 410-323-0500 x308

YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

With support from the community, The League is able to make a difference in the Baltimore disability community. The following is a list of ways to support The League.

Make a Gift to

Donations to The League Fund support The League’s greatest area of need, and enable The League to be an Employer of Choice, maintain The League’s campus and transportation needs, and offer inclusive community engagement. Donations can be made in honor or memory of a loved one.

Get Involved with

Join us for The League’s annual event, and an evening of toasts to The League’s supporters, tastes of local culinary partners, and stories of our participants’ triumphs

Donate Monthly with

Join the G.E.M. (Give Every Month) Club to provide continuous, high-quality care to people with disabilities. For as little as $10 a month, you can support the needs of adults with disabilities who are seeking employment in our Employment Services Program.

Leave a

The League Society acknowledges the commitment of donors who plan to include The League in their estate plans, to ensure The League continues to serve the Baltimore disability community for many years ahead

Volunteer at

Volunteers at The League support the organization’s efforts to serve the Baltimore disability community with compassion, integrity, and purpose. Learn more about the various volunteer opportunities by reaching out to volunteer@leagueforpeople.org.

For more information on how you can support The League, please contact The League’s Development Office at 410-323-0500x308 or development@leagueforpeople.org.

COMMUNITY H GHLIGHTS

DAY HABILITATION PARTICIPANTS TRAINED WITH THE RAVENS

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This summer, 10 Day Habilitation participants spent the afternoon at the Ravens Training Camp where they soaked up the sunshine playing games, completing obstacle courses, hanging with Harbaugh, and getting autographs from their favorite hometown athletes The League would like to thank Drew Meyer for his integral part in making this amazing opportunity happen for League participants!

SCALE MEMBERS DEVELOPED A “STROKE SMART” PRESENTATION TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY

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STAFF TRAVELED FROM AROUND THE WORLD FOR CAMP GREENTOP

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Jason & Passha

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