Twelve Days of Holiday Meals for Heroes

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The Roland Park Civic League is organizing a very special Twelve Days of Holiday Meals for Heroes. We’re looking for teams to work together to create a delicious dinner for our local First Responders at the Roland Park Fire Station, who spend time away from their families over the holidays so that we may remain safe.

Please join us in saying “Thank You” for their dedication and sacrifice. This is a wonderful opportunity to team up as family members, neighbors, friends or colleagues to create and deliver a delicious meal to our local heroes. Please sign up at www.signupgenius.com/go/409044dafa629a13-12days for a day between Saturday, December 21st, and Wednesday, January 1st (the “Twelve Days of Christmas”) to prepare a nutritious entree, a side dish or two, and a dessert. When you select your preferred date, please provide your name (or group name) and a contact phone number.

The meal should feed at least eight and be delivered to the Fire Station at 2 Upland Road ready to eat by no later than 5:30 pm. There are no known food allergies among the First Responders.

Please address questions about the Twelve Days of Holiday Meals for Heroes to Kate Culotta at krculotta@msn.com.

In Memory of Leslie Brown

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New link to Mayor Young’s Statement November 26, 2019

From President, Bob Connors
Our entire community was saddened by the tragic accident Thursday evening November 14th that resulted in the death of Mrs. Leslie Brown.  The Roland Park Civic League sends our heartfelt condolences to her family and pray for their comfort.

Several neighbors have asked about whether donations can be made on Leslie Brown’s behalf, and we have been made aware that her family has requested contributions in her memory be sent to: The Baltimore Women’s Giving Circle at the Baltimore Community Foundation, 2 East Read Street, Baltimore, MD 21202.

We are awaiting the Northern District’s completion of their investigation of the accident in order to provide details we will need to continue our advocacy with the Baltimore Department of Transportation to improve safety on Roland Avenue.

Obituary and News story link

Holiday Toy and Book Drive

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The Roland Park Civic League and Roland Park Fire Station are joining together to assist the Hampden Fire Station and Medfield Neighborhood Association and surrounding communities, including children’s hospitals. The Roland Park Firehouse will serve as a drop-off point for toys and books for infants-age 14. There is now a collection box at the station. Neighbors can drop things off between now and December 18th. A second box may be added at Schneider Hardware. Please support this wonderful cause that will help others in need this holiday season!

 

Holiday Cheer at December RPCL Meeting

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The December 4th Civic League meeting will feature holiday snacks, beer and wine! Join your fellow residents for some mingling before and after the meeting agenda. Roland Park Presbyterian Church, 7-9PM.

Also, please note that the January Civic League meeting will take place Wednesday, January 8th (due to holiday on Jan. 1). Roland Park Presbyterian Church, 7-9PM.

Agenda for Wed. November 6, 2019 Board Meeting

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All members and residents are invited to attend the regular monthly board meetings of the Roland Park Civic League. See our Agenda for Wed. November 6, 2019  in advance. Be well informed on local matters by attending or contact a Plat Rep. directly.

Agenda for Wed. November 6, 2019