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Tiny Food. Big Smiles. Both were found in abundance at this yearly whoop-de-do, held this year at the American Visionary Art Museum.

The requested footwear at the black tie-and-sneaker shindig was the perfect fit for The Be. Org fundraiser, because the ballroom at the Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor was jumping.

Bike riders, advocates and supporters gathered at Wet City, with the theme of Valentine's Day to celebrate their love of bicycling.

Leave it to the Baltimore Architecture Foundation to combine two seemingly disparate themes into one great bash for its annual fundraiser.

A packed house at La Cuchara - once again - for the ever popular fundraising party for Pathfinders for Autism.

Members, volunteers, supporters and those helped by I AM MENtality gathered at the War Memorial Building to celebrate three years of the nonprofit’s dedication to the mission of enlightening the minds of male youth throu

Baltimore Free Farm volunteers, supporters and fans came together to celebrate the organization and raise money for its basic operations of Food Rescue Baltimore, Food Not Bombs, its gardens, and its community center.

It's a longtime tradition for both the Rotary Club of Baltimore and many of the 1500 folks who turned out for its annual feast. Some guests have been coming for decades - every year looking forward to a lot of good stuff

Emerging Leaders United - United Way of Central Maryland's young professionals group of supporters - threw its annual winter party, warming up a chilly night with good wine, good food and good friends.

The Four Seasons was the place to be for one of the most popular parties of the season. The price of admission? A new, unwrapped toy for donation to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Baltimore.

Friends of the Rawlings Conservatory celebrated its 130th year with a holiday cocktail party that perfectly suited the season with all sorts of sparkle and shine.

After a morning of volunteering with Vehicles for Change and the Salvation Army, VU members headed to Peabody Heights Brewery for their annual holiday gathering.

More than 450 community members showed up to mix, mingle and enjoy the flavors of some of the nation’s leading award-winning chefs at The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore’s “Keynote: A Culinary Exper

Not only was this the launch of the first major fundraising initiative for Just Call Me Chef - a nonprofit that helps female African-American chefs succeed in their industry - this was an opportunity to experience

The theme of this year's event said it all - "Black Excellence: Passing the Torch, Preserving the Legacy." Friends, members and supporters filled The Forum to celebrate the accomplishments of black

The Center for Urban Families celebrated its 20th anniversary with a sold-out event at the American Visionary Art Museum. Guests enjoyed a cocktail hour on the ground floor of AVAM's Jim

A full house at The Fire Museum of Maryland, as it celebrated 250 years of firefighters and first responders at a hot hoodang held in a tent set up outside the museum.

Turning Type One to Type None! JDRF Maryland Chapter is one step closer to that goal after a stellar evening at the Hilton Baltimore. With a mission to improve lives with those

Talk about shopping Shangri-La. Cocktails and consumerism collided. And all for a good cause - supporting local folks creating cool stuff in the city. Dozens of folks strolled the corridors of

The Marriott Waterfront Hotel ballroom filled up with hundreds of folks chowing down at the March of Dimes Maryland annual fundraiser. More than 20 chefs from local restaurants and caterers served

Dozens of Baltimore business execs left their business casual attire - and business casual attitude - at home, dressing up in costume (their alter egos, perhaps?) for a Halloween party at The QG.

A celebratory air filled the Marriott Waterfront mezzanine as folks gathered to celebrate the 70 years of the Baltimore Chapter of The Links, Inc., one of the oldest and largest volunteer service organizations of profess

Forget the stadium or the ballpark, the Baltimore Museum of Industry was the place to be for sports fans recently. It was there an intense competition among current and former professional athletes was taking place

Some 425 art lovers turned out for The Arc Baltimore's popular art auction, with a theme this year - "GO WILD!" - that inspired both artists and audience. Guests enjoyed a