Giving Back
Frame & Frame Gives Back To Our Communities
Walk to Prevent Suicide
For more than a decade, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s (AFSP) Annapolis Out of the Darkness Walk has brought thousands of friends, families, neighbors, and co-workers together to raise awareness for suicide prevention and mental health. This year, members of our team, along with our colleagues at Thrive Arundel walked the streets of Annapolis in support of AFSP’s mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide.
American Legion
In May 2023, Tara Frame and her colleagues at Thrive Arundel helped landscape and mulch the American Legion Post 175 in Severna Park, MD. The local organization is committed to serving veterans and their families through various local events.
National Ovarian Cancer Society
Thrive! Arundel members did not let Covid-19 (or the rainy weather) deter our efforts to support the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition of Central Maryland! We raised over $7000 for the 2020 initiative and enjoyed celebrating two of our own members who have been impacted by this disease.
Annual Fish For A Cure in Annapolis MD
In 2018 & 2019 Thrive! members partnered with Team MaxSent, a local Annapolis company, to raise over $25,000 to support the AAMC Decesaris Cancer Institute and finish in the Top 10 out of 80 boats raising funds for this worthy cause!
Lighthouse Homeless Shelter
The group has volunteered and donated to The Lighthouse on numerous occasions. In addition to providing a shelter for homeless individuals and families, last year, the Lighthouse distributed over 45,000 bagged lunches, 19,000 articles of clothing and 4,800 bags of groceries.
Senior Dog Sanctuary
Members of Thrive! Arundel volunteered time at the Senior Dog Sanctuary in Millersville, MD. This non-profit provides a permanent safe haven for senior dogs who are unable to be cared for by their owners, who are abandoned or abused, or face euthanasia.
“Senior Prom” at Future Care Seniors
Thrive! Arundel members threw a prom for the seniors at FutureCare of the Chesapeake. Two members recently had family members at the facility and thought this would be a great idea! Generational music, “wheelchair dancing,” make-up application for the ladies, corsages, food and more were provided. “I’ve never seen them so happy,” commented a staff member.
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