Welcome To Chimes Foundation
Chimes Foundation provides ongoing financial support for programs and services which enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities. In addition, the efforts of the Chimes Foundation enhances the image of Chimes Family of Services by strategically positioning these organizations among their various publics for the purpose of securing ongoing support. Through the Chimes Foundation, Chimes Family of Services successfully supports people with disabilities because of the generosity of its Board of Directors and individual contributors who have provided support in the past. Every day, there are new demands for our services, so we must continue to rely on your help to provide necessary services and supports for people with disabilities and other barriers to independent living. There are a number of ways to make a donation to The Chimes Family of Services.
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If you have any questions, call Stephanie Washington at 410.358.6400 or email (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Notable News
Chimes Times, July 2010
Martin S. Lampner New President/CEO
Chimes International Board Names
Martin S. Lampner New President/CEO
Chimes Times
2009 Annual Report
20th Hall of Fame Gala
Shawna Gottlieb named as Chief Financial Officer
PRESS RELEASE, July 1, 2010
Chimes International Names
Shawna M. Gottlieb as New CFO
Maryland headquartered Chimes International Ltd., recently announced that Shawna M. Gottlieb has been promoted to the position of Chief Financial Officer for the nonprofit organization. She formerly served as Controller for Chimes International.
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It Was One For The Record Books
M&T Bank Stadium
December 18, 2009
The weekend of December 18, 2009 was memorable for the huge amount of snow and blizzard-like conditions in Baltimore. What was even more remarkable was the herculean effort expended to remove the snow at M&T Bank Stadium in time for the Ravens scheduled football game against the Chicago Bears.
Bless This Purple Mess
Hall of Fame
