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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.

More than 300 young professionals gathered at Haven Street Ballroom for Emerging Leaders United's annual fun fundraiser.

I Am MENtality celebrated its fourth year of mentoring and assisting the male youth of the city with a fabulous shindig in Baltimore's War Memorial Building.

Dozens of friends and supporters of Pathfinders for Autism descended on La Cuchara for its annual fundraiser, Whiskey Rocks, hosted by Entercom Baltimore.

More than 100 folks from Maryland's building industry gathered at the Guiness Open Gate Brewery for the U.S. Green Building Council's annual awards for the best of the best in the state's sustainable building.

A big birthday for a big event. Hundreds of stalwarts turned out at the Fifth Regiment Armory for The Rotary Club of Baltimore's annual oyster roast, reputed to be the oldest continuous running oyster roast in the countr

The Sagamore Pendry Hotel was awash in glitter and glam, as hundreds of dressed up guests turned out for Philanthropik's annual holiday gala, hosted by Hill Harper and Robyn Dixon.

Volunteering Untapped honored the holiday season with organizing five different volunteer options for its December event, followed by a get-together at Nick's Fish House for all the day's volunteers.

A full house at Martin's West, as 100 Black Men of Maryland held its yearly holiday brunch.

So much to do, and only one night, as adults took over Port Discovery Children's Museum at its grown-up "playtime" party.

*Featured Event* More than 400 donors turned out to The Associated’s 2019 Keynote Event - held at Woodholme Country Club. It was a celebration of gratitude, where guests enjoyed good food and drink while hearing

A full house at The Modell Lyric for a performance by famed stand-up comedian Lewis Black, benefiting Pathfinders for Autism and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Maryland Chapter.

The huge turnout for the annual fundraiser for Weekend Backpacks for Homeless Kids could be seen as a reflection of what's happened to the nonprofit itself.

High Noon Society teamed up with Old Line Society to hold a brunch party at Christopher Schafer Clothier, and support Christopher Schafer's nonprofit, Sharp Dressed Man.

Fans of Sail Baltimore - and its efforts bringing ships from around the world to visit Baltimore for free public tours - gathered at Bo Brooks for its biggest fundraising party of the year.

Some 400 art-lovers filled the Grand Lodge in Hunt Valley to peruse and bid on more than 80 works of art, meet many of the artists and support a favorite cause - The Arc Baltimore.

A feast for the senses awaited the scores of folks who turned out at the Eubie Blake Cultural Center for an afternoon featuring Baltimore area women chefs of color.

Some 250 people descended on the Padonia Park Club to cut loose like Kevin Bacon on the dance floor and generally have a good time, while raising money for The Kendall Burrows Foundation.

Baltimore Homecoming kicked off its three-day event with a cocktail hour in the 414 Light Street 7th floor lounge.

Supporters of There Goes My Hero celebrated the nonprofit's 10th year with a party at the Lord Baltimore Hotel that featured tastings from local restaurants paired by various beverages.

La Cuchara Baltimore was brimming with folks and good food for this popular fundraiser for The League for People with Disabilities, also known as The League.

Dozens of folks gathered in Brooklyn's Garrett Park to celebrate the neighborhood's 100th birthday, and to officially re-open Garrett Park, which had just been renovated.

Dozens of folks descended on UNION Craft Brewing to sample offerings from more than 20 Hampden restaurants at the annual fundraiser for the Hampden Family Center.

United Way of Central Maryland hosted its annual get-together for members of its Tocqueville Society, the non-profit's group of supporters who donate $10,000 or more annually.