What happens when the Pikesville Owings Mills Regional Chamber of Commerce helps more than 45 restaurants, caterers and food and drink purveyors set up shop all at once inside The Suburban Club?
They get a packed house at their 8th annual fundraiser, The Taste.
There, the guests browsed dozens of food stations, chatting with local chefs…
…and trying a wide range of special dishes…
…as well as a variety of beverages.
The event benefited the Baltimore Hunger Project, a nonprofit that helps feed hungry children on weekends during the school year.
Pictured (LtoR) Freddi Vaughn, retired executive; Betty Greene, retired civil service worker; Philip Strambler, In Honor of Our Troops Foundation CEO; and Jackie Brock, Saint Agnes Hospital operating room RN
Pictured (LtoR) Howard Bank colleagues: Kelly Gray, assistant vice president/Pikesville branch manager; Roxanne Roloff, vice president/commercial banker; Sophia Baksh, Pikesville branch relationship banker; and Kourtnee Taylor, Pikesville branch relationship banker
Pictured (LtoR) Fred Tucker, retired US Social Security Administration IT specialist; and Debbie Tucker, retired educator
Pictured (LtoR) Lisa Hirsh, real estate appraiser; Merle Intner, real estate appraiser; Gina Ramsey, Pink Dog Digital president; and Brian Pickett, The Americas Cristal USA general manager
Pictured (LtoR) Carlos Guarin, Southern Management Corporation leasing professional; Luis Guarin, Southern Management Corporation leasing professional; and Carolina Rodriguez, CMG maintenance supervisor
Pictured (LtoR) Terry Seidel, Eugene A. Seidel PA office manager; and Gene Seidel, Eugene A. Seidel PA principal attorney
Pictured (LtoR) Ina Patel, LOFT sales associate/community volunteer; and Lisa Blandino, community volunteer
Pictured (LtoR) Shayna Blank, Baltimore County Public Schools Spanish teacher; Jamie Krantz, Evermore Cannabis Company patient service associate; and Trevor Eades, Sysco Baltimore marketing associate
Photos by Sloane Brown & Sean McDaniel (April 9, 2019 – The Suburban Club)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
