In honor of The Associated Jewish Federation of Baltimore’s 100th year, IMPACT – its young adult division – adopted a roaring 20’s theme for its annual shindig.
Dozens of folks gathered at the Parker Metal Building to enjoy cocktails, lots of hors d’oeuvres and plenty of networking.Pictured (LtoR) Event co-chairs: Katie Fink, Lorax Partnerships business development manager; and Dr. Julie Blumenfeld, pediatric dentistPictured (LtoR) Rich Topaz, Miles & Stockbridge attorney/Ben-Gurion Society chair; and Heidi Topaz, Baltimore-based project managerPictured (LtoR) Chris Mabry, Abilities Network community support professional; and Helene Kahn, Thread community manager/IMPACT chairPictured (LtoR) Nina Weiss, community volunteer; Darren Weiss, Baltimore area attorney; Holly VanderWalde, Baltimore area child psychologist; and Judah Fuld, Eastern Equity commercial real estate underwriterPictured (LtoR) Joey Van Meter, Fort Meade assistant fire chief; and Steven Goodman, Morgan Stanley equity specialistPictured (LtoR) Hirsh Ament, Venable attorney; Rachel Samakow, Chesapeake Employers Insurance Company attorney; Jordan Schwartz, Highview Construction project manager; and Jordan Burt, The Associated marketing coordinatorPictured (LtoR) Terry Golaner, school psychologist; Randi Turkel, SOS Technology Group vice president of marketing; and Sophie Cohen, Valley Realty owner/broker(February 8, 2020 – Parker Metal Building)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
