Board and Staff

OFFICERS

	President The Reverend David Asendorf Pastor, Salem Lutheran Church
	Vice President Madelaine Fletcher, Retired, Marketing Manager and Public Affairs Specialist Community Representative
	Secretary Cathy Monroe, Branch Manager, Woodforest National Bank Community Representative
	Treasurer Jason Fisher, Financial Analyst, Northrop Grumman Catonsville United Methodist Church Representative

BOARD MEMBERS

	Margaret M. "Peggy" Carr , Librarian and Research Analyst Catonsville Presbyterian Church Mission Committee Representative
	Eugene Cashour, Retired Teacher Mount De Sales Academy St. Mark's Catholic Church Representative
	Mary Cashour, Retired from Baltimore County Public School System St. Mark's Catholic Church Representative
	Robert Crawford, Accountant Community Representative
	Laura Fisher, Brand Management, McCormick & Co. Catonsville United Methodist Church Representative
	Robert Greenwalt, Attorney at Law Community Representative
	Latrice Jackson, Program Manager Humanim Community Representative
	Jerry Hazelwood, Architect St. John's United Church of Christ Mission Committee Representative
	Richard I. Martell, Attorney at Law Community Representative
	Maureen Parkhurst, Retired Registered Nurse Community Representative
	The Reverend Richard Powell Pastor, Christian Temple
	Julia Rohde, Retired Educator and Real Estate Agent Catonsville United Methodist Church Representative
	Mary Kay Willing, Retired Registered Nurse Salem Lutheran Church Representative

STAFF

Mandy Zivin, Program Assistant
Mandy was raised in Massachusetts but, these days, calls Catonsville her home. Her family loves living in the Baltimore area, and they’ve become faithful O’s fans! She graduated from Kenyon College and later received a Masters Degree in Special Education from Johns Hopkins University. She likes to travel, dabble with stringed instruments, read and spend time outdoors. Mandy was a volunteer with CEA before becoming the Program Assistant in January, 2017.

Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Catonsville Emergency Assistance serves greater Catonsville residents with emergency food, eviction prevention, and utility turn-off intervention. We rely on a generous community of donors. CEA operates frugally and uses donations responsibly to help our Catonsville neighbors in need.

• FOOD ASSISTANCE

Our current needs for food include: canned beans • canned vegetables • canned fruit • pasta sauce • pancake mix • pancake syrup • coffee • tea • sugar • cake mix • pudding • jello • dessert mixes • rice and pasta side dishes • jam/jelly • peanut butter

• WE URGENTLY NEED THE FOLLOWING ITEMS !!!!

Pancake Mixes • Muffin Mixes • Pasta Sides • Potato Sides • Mashed Potatoes • Rice Sides • Cake Mixes • Brownie Mixes • Frosting • Peanut Butter • Canned Chicken Soup • Snacks (cookies, crackers) • Canned Meats (Spam, corned beef, ham, salmon) • Pancake Syrup • Granola Bars • Canned Fruit • Canned Corn • Canned Meals (Chef Boyardee, Stews, Chili)

• UTILITY CUT-OFF INTERVENTION

Energy costs can place a severe and continuing stress on a family’s budget, and sometimes, the BGE bill just can’t be paid. We provide utility turn-off assistance help to income-eligible residents within our service area. Last year we helped 22 families keep their utilities on. There are always more requests than we have funds to help. Donate now to help.

• EVICTION PREVENTION ASSISTANCE

Families facing immediate eviction because they are behind in paying their past due rent have a limited number of places to turn for help. We provide assistance to income-eligible residents within our service area. Last year we helped 36 families remain in their homes. The need is great for this short-term relief service. Donate now to help.

•Additional Donation Sites

*Narcissus Salon, 28 Bloomsbury Ave., Catonsville has graciously agreed to accept dry and canned food
donations for CEA. Their hours are: Monday 12 -8 p.m., Tuesday – Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Space is limited so a 1 or 2 bag donation is all they can accept.

*Hair-M Family Hair Care is also accepting can and dry goods donations during their business hours of 9 am to 6 pm Tuesday through Saturday. Please note that the salon at 1701 Edmondson Avenue is actually on Dutton Avenue (at Edmondson) next to Scittino’s. Because space in the salon is limited please keep donations to one or two bags.

*The Catonsville office of Orthopaedic Associates of Central Maryland (OACM) is our newest drop off site for your food donations. OACM is at 910 Frederick Road in Catonsville, and they will accept dry and canned food donations for CEA during their office hours Monday–Friday: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Space is limited so a 1 or 2 bag donation is all they can accept.