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Friends of WTC

The Friends of WTC, Inc. help to promote WTC's mission, enhance its facility and support the individuals with disabilities who attend WTC programs.

The Friends of WTC contribute to the quality of life at WTC by providing funds to:

Maintain plants and gardens that surround the WTC building; tree trimming and fencing

Friends of WTC donated money to improve a courtyard at WTC. The courtyard provides a gathering space for students to mingle and celebrate occasions. Friends helps WTC with maintenance costs that are not able to be covered by state funds.

Replacing venetian blinds in WTC dorm rooms
Provide community trips, leisure activities and dances for WTC students
Give monetary awards for outstanding graduates receiving the William Lamprell Outstanding Alumni Award, the Mark Stancil Technology award, the Edward Spath Academic Achievement Award and the Patrick McKenna Community Service Award
Supplement costs of monthly graduation ceremonies

Friends of WTC representatives present the 2009 Mark L. Stancil Technology Award

Friends of WTC also support the WTC Gift Shop, called McKenna's Korner, named in honor of the founder of the Friends of WTC. Proceeds also benefit WTC students.

Contact Information

Rosie Stock, Director of Volunteers

Office of Program and Community Support

2301 Argonne Drive

Baltimore , MD 21218

Phone:

(410) 554-9459

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(410) 554-9411

Email:

rstock@dors.state.md.us

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