July

2026

July is Disability Pride Month!

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A NOTE FROM DAVID'S DESK

Together, we are able to soak up the joy of summer.


Dear Friend of The League,


School is out for the summer and vacation vibes are taking over The League! Despite the persistent warm weather, the outdoor garden space has become an oasis for games, gatherings, and gardening. The children in our Youth Autism Services Program have been making use of the outdoor space and indoor pool together.

On July 7th, the Rotarians of Baltimore hosted the annual carnival at Camp Greentop for campers and staff members. The day featured popcorn, cotton candy, snowballs, music, face painting, bracelet-making, a dunk tank, a moon bounce, and sports games. As a fellow Rotarian, this is one of my favorite philanthropic traditions and worth every single smile!

The Meaningful Day Program has been setting up new partnerships with other local organizations and trialing new activities like sailing and fishing! I am so grateful that our direct support professionals share in the love of adventure that our participants thrive on. Between the field trips, the carnival, and the downtown explorations, I am happy to report that this summer is full of joy, connection, and pride thanks to supporters like you!

Children and support counselors in Youth Autism Services have been bonding over fun projects and field trips.

The Rotary Club of Baltimore brightened Session 2 of Camp Greentop with the annual carnival on July 7th.

Adults in the Day Habilitation Program visited the Inner Harbor during the Sail 250 festivities.

Lastly, I want to congratulate Jessica Holman on being honored as one of The Daily Record's 2026 Leading Women Under 40! As our Vice President of Community Services, Jessica manages community-based support funded by the Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA). Jessica's work ethic and passion are the heart of The League's Meaningful Day Program, which supports hundreds of employment-seeking adults with disabilities every year. She leads by example and honors The League's nearly-century-long legacy of dignity and an improved quality of life for people of all ages and abilities. Congratulations, Jess!

David A. Greenberg

President & CEO

NEWSLETTER WORTHY UPDATES!

THE BACK TO SCHOOL DRIVE WISHLIST IS HERE!


Help us prepare the children in our Youth Autism Services Program for a successful school year with supplies and resources between now and August 17th.

CAMP GREENTOP IS HAVING AN OPEN HOUSE on 7/25!


Visit Camp Greentop on Saturday, July 25th from 10AM-2PM to meet staff and campers, enjoy food and refreshments, receive tours of the grounds, and more!

JOIN US TO DONATE BLOOD AND SAVE LIVES!


The League's Employee Culture Committee Committee is partnering with American Red Cross to save lives. All are welcome to come and donate, but you must register.

YOUR SPARE CHANGE CAN MAKE A BIG IMPACT!


Support our mission just by rounding up your spare change from everyday purchases. Credit card purchases give you the chance to effortlessly give back.

SAVE THE PLANET, FUEL OUR MISSION!


As a nonprofit partner in the Giant Food Community Bag Program, The League will receive a $1 donation for every $2.75 reusable Community Bag sold during August 2026. When you shop at Giant Food on 601 East 33rd Street during the month of August, please consider contributing to the sustainability of the planet and our community by purchasing a reusable bag.

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The League for People with Disabilities is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization – donations to which are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. EIN# 52-0591579. A copy of the current financial statement of The League for People with Disabilities is available by writing to 1111 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, MD 21239 or by calling 410-323-0500. Documents and information submitted under the Maryland Solicitations Act are also available, for the cost of postage and copies, from the Maryland Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401, 410-974-5534.

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