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March 2010For so many, the past 18 months has been a time of great struggle. For the board and staff of Central Scholarship, it also has been a time of great uncertainty and enormous challenges.

The stunning meltdown of the fi nancial markets left us wondering whether our donors would be in a position to support us. We saw an unprecedented increase in the demand for our funding. Student applications more than doubled in 2009 from 1000 to just under 2200. With government budgets shrinking and the student loan market tightening, the goals of our students were in jeopardy.

This annual update on our activities should be titled “CSB’s Gratitude Report,” because our donors came through despite any fi nancial diffi culties they were experiencing. CSB committed $1 million to 200 students in 2009.

That being said, we cannot rest on our successes. We turned away over 600 highly-qualifi ed students in 2009 and applications for funding in 2010 are running well ahead of last year. The community has partnered with CSB for 85 years to make postsecondary education accessible for low-income students. With your continued commitment, we will be able to help these talented young men and women, the future leaders of our community, achieve their dreams.

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Jan Moylan Wagner

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Mary F. Shock

BOARD CHAIR

CHAIRWOMAN L AUREATE

Lillie Straus

CENTRAL SCHOL ARSHIP

B U R E AU F O U N D E R

Moses Rothschild

In 1924, Central Scholarship Bureau made a commitment...

...In 2010 Central Scholarship Bureau continues to transform lives.

In 1924, an orphanage closed its doors, presenting an opportunity for Moses Rothschild and 25 of In 1924, an orphanage closed its doors, presenting an opportunity for Moses Rothschild and 25 of Baltimore’s philanthropic leaders to create the Central Scholarship Bureau. The concept was simple, that Baltimore’s philanthropic leaders to create the Central Scholarship Bureau. The concept was simple, that charitable funds could be used to advance people with dreams of better lives, but the impact was radical, charitable funds could be used to advance people with dreams of better lives, but the impact was radical, education could no longer be a luxury, but a means to creating a self-suffi cient and strong community. education could no longer be a luxury, but a means to creating a self-suffi cient and strong community.

Since that time, we have been true to our roots, fulfi lling the founders’ original goal of providing interest-Since that time, we have been true to our roots, fulfi lling the founders’ original goal of providing interest-free loans and grants for study in the fi elds of professional and vocational training. It is amazing that in the free loans and grants for study in the fi elds of professional and vocational training. It is amazing that in the 85 years we have been in existence the need is greater than ever. 85 years we have been in existence the need is greater than ever.

We have always been privileged to play a transformative role in the lives of the individuals that we serve. We have always been privileged to play a transformative role in the lives of the individuals that we serve. Dedicated board members such as Lillie Straus paved the way to provide funding for refugees from World Dedicated board members such as Lillie Straus paved the way to provide funding for refugees from World War II and to fund some of the fi rst African American medical, pharmacy and nursing students at the War II and to fund some of the fi rst African American medical, pharmacy and nursing students at the University of Maryland. In the next pages, you will see the amazing stories of some of our current students. University of Maryland. In the next pages, you will see the amazing stories of some of our current students. Their lives have been forever altered because of the funding we were able to provide. Their lives have been forever altered because of the funding we were able to provide.

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In partnership with the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation and the France-Merrick Foundation, CSBstarted a scholarship fund for vocational training in 2008. This fund has helped students like David to get back on their feet and fi nd jobs that are sustainableand well paying. We admire David’s hard work andpassion and we are so proud of his new position as an instructor at Allstate Career School.

In an interview with the Baltimore Sun, R. Dwayne Betts said “I’ve got to be more than just a kid that went to the penitentiary.” From his success, it is easy to see that

he has become so much more. Arrested for carjacking atage 16 and sentenced to nine years in prison, Dwayneseemed to be on a path that so many travel. Dwayne wasable to get off of that path through hard work and a sup-port system that believed in him.

While in prison, Dwayne worked closely with prison staff tohone his writing skills. He began writing essays and keep-ing a journal and found it to be an outlet for the emotionshe was feeling. When Dwayne completed his sentence, he turned his love of writing into a published book and

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Tenly’s personal experiences helped her to realize that she wanted to pursue a master’s degree in social workso she could work with immigrants and other non-English speakers, helping them to adjust and thrive in America. She understood how important it is to have asocial work professional that can speak the same lan-guage in order to ensure the best level of service for the individuals and families coming to her for help.

In her application essay Tenly said, “I hope that with a scholarship from CSB, I can become an effective socialworker and provide great service not only to minor-ity and non-English speaking populations, but to all peoples.” We think she is on the right path and we look forward to hearing about her successes.

Throughout the nation, many parents are facing the same challenges that Lauren Haggerty’s parents faced. Lauren was already in school at

the University of Maryland College Park studying tobecome a doctor when her younger sister graduatedhigh school. The strain of two college tuitions was extremely diffi cult for Lauren’s family as it is forso many families. Lauren told CSB, “I work hard inand out of school to help my parents fi nance my education, but I am always faced with the concernthat it will not be enough.”

In partnership with the Joseph and HarveyMeyerhoff Family Charitable Funds, CSB is proud to offer scholarships to middle-income students like

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At CSB, we see so many families like the Eichners, families with the passion and drive who are willingto put in any amount of effort so that their childrencan thrive in school. We see so many students like Solomon, who are so talented but who still needfi nancial support to begin fulfi lling their dreams.

Partnering with the Lessans Family, we at CSB are overjoyed to take some of the fi nancial burden off of Solomon’s family. Since 1995, the Lessans FamilyScholarship has helped 106 students (as of July, 2009) go on to be artists, attorneys, computer engineers, doctors, business majors and scientists. We hope that without the pressure of determining how to pay for his education Solomon can focus on becoming a world class pianist, and his mother can relax and enjoy the music.

Mary Foley is a proud mom with two children in college. Like so many moms, Mary is incredibly unselfi sh and has

done all she can do to ensure her kids get a greateducation. While her kids are studying, Maryis also embarking on her own career and, withfunding from CSB and the Kassap Family, Maryhas the fi nancial support to continue down her path to becoming a teacher.

After serving for seven years in the Navy, Mary was medically discharged in 2006. Mary was nine years short of being able to retire so she soughtthe help of the Veteran’s Rehabilitation Program to begin a new career. Through this program, she was able to get certifi ed to teach early childhood/elementary education in Maryland and she began

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and culturally competent to work with Latinos. As the population of Latinos grows in Baltimore, the need for capable and trained mental health professionals will grow, further increasing the need for these skilled positions.

In 2008, the Stulman Foundation partnered with CSB to create a scholarship program designed specifi callyfor bilingual mental health students, students likeAlfredo. In his scholarship essay, Alfredo writes “I hopeto make access to mental health services less taxing and stigmatizing by serving those in the community with a respectful and culturally competent approach.” Since its inception the Stulman Foundation has served students that are working towards their master’s inmental health fi elds so that they can make a difference in the underserved communities in Baltimore.

Chantel Morant has wanted to make a differencein her community since grade school. Inher time at Clark Atlanta University she has

fl ourished in working towards making that goal a reality. Chantel called her sophomore year the“experience of a lifetime” and her experiences that year will shape her future.

Chantel is active in many clubs and organizations at her University. Because of her hard work, she receivedthe prestigious honor of introducing Atlanta MayorShirley Franklin at the 24th annual Mayor’s MaskedBall hosted by the United Negro College Fund. Chantel did so well that she has since been invited to speak at several other engagements.

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2009was an interesting year at Central Scholarship Bureau. We received more applicants than everbefore and our staff had the arduous task of

deciding between many talented and deserving students. In the end, we were able to award scholarships to 200 students who are currently studying to be teachers, doctors, artists and many other professions. In 2009, we committed $1 million to students in grants and interest-free loans.

In the challenging year that 2009 was, it is important to note thateducation made a difference. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics,the average unemployment rate for the US ended at above 10%, whilethe unemployment rate for those with a bachelors degree or higher was only 4.1%.

Higher education is a sustainable way to helpindividuals and families get out and stay out of poverty.At CSB, we are making a difference everyday in the livesof our students and the community as a whole and it is because of our partnerships in the community that we are able to do so.

454 Applicants

2200 Applicants

1000 Applicants

2200 Students applied for CSB

Scholarships in 2009

CSB had to turn away 600 students who had over a 3.0

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200 Students received

Scholarships

PROFILES IN COMPASSION AND LEADERSHIP: CSB’S PAST PRESIDENTS

A TRIBUTE TO CSB PAST PRESIDENT: CATHARINE S. HECHT

Catathaha (Kitty) S. Hecht was born in 1915 and passed away in July 2009, leaving a legacy of dedication to andririnne (fi nancial support for educational causes with particular emphasis on Central Scholarship (CSB), Goucher College, fi i land Johns Hopkins University. During her presidency of CSB from 1968 to 1970, the organization supported the

education of 104 students with fi nancial aid. Kitty and her husband, Isaac, strongly believed that education was a key toupward mobility and achievement. They wanted to support capable individuals who needed fi nancial help in order tobecome educated and contributing members of our society. To that end, CSB was a focus for them. In a speech at the end of Kitty’s two-year term as President of CSB, she said, “I am addicted to Central Scholarship - its work and ideals.” Inaddition to giving of herself as President and board member for many years, Kitty and Isaac were long-time generousdonors to CSB. Kitty and Isaac left a true legacy to CSB by creating the “Isaac and Catharine S. Hecht CSB Educational Fund” from their philanthropic fund held by The Associated Jewish Community Federation and from their estate.

For 85 years, the extraordinary commitment of these individuals inspired the community to invest in the futures of young men and women.

Moses RothschildLillie StrausLaura GuttmacherJulia StraussEleanor LevyAmalie KatzClarence BarnettPhyllis K. Schreter

Annette LiebermanBetty DavidsonLee FinkJessica FriedmanM. Richard WymanCatharine S. HechtWillard HackermanSandra Dalsheimer

Margy Robbins William KressJill MyersLaurence M. KatzLeona MorrisCyrile GrantIrving CohnBetty Hornstein

Louis J. GlickJames A. RothschildAnn Neumann LibovSteven HimmelrichManuele Wasserman, PhDBetty L. WaghelsteinHenry R. AbramsCharles E. Klein

Howard P. SugarmanLarry Kamanitz

Margie B. WarresEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EMERITUS

2009 CONTRIBUTERS$100,000 and upThe Kassap FamilyThe Joseph and Harvey M.Meyerhoff Fund, Inc.The Aaron Straus & Lillie Straus FoundationThe Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ira J. Wagner

$50,000 to $99,999AnonymousThe Charles Crane Family FoundationMs. Helen L. KaplanThe Shock Family Foundation

$15,000 to $49,999The Arborvitae FundThe Jacob & Hilda K. Blaustein Foundation, Inc.Chesapeake Urology Associates, yPAP.A.P.A.The France-Merrick France-MMererererririr ckkkck FoFoFooFoFoununununununnndaddd tion, Innnc.c.c.Mr. JaJJJaaaaaaJ cococoocob b bbb Hoorrrnrnsstss ein

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Mr. Frank WymanMr. Jerome ZimmermanMr. Julius Zulver

$5,000 to $14,999The Henry & Ruth BlausteinRosenberg FoundationThe Lois and Irving BlumFoundation, Inc.The Charlesmead FoundationThe Judith and Edwin Cohen FoundationThe Marjorie Cook FoundationMr. David R. DalsheimerThe Dopkin-Singer-DannenbergFoundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Milton FoxThe Goldseker FoundationMr. Arnold B. FrumanMr. and Mrs. Reed HutnerLouis H. Gross FoundationMs. Gloria LevensonMrs. Diane MarkmanMrs. Harvey MeyerhoffNeuberger, Quinn, Gielen, Rubin & Gibber, P.A.Mrs. Deborah L. Robinson and Mr. Edward Houff, EsquiresMr. and Mrs. Robert SlatkinMr. Shale StillerMr. Howard P. Sugarman andMs. Susan GanzMs. Sonia TendlerMrs. Elinor ThaviuMr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner

Ms. Mary Jane WeinbergMr. Edwin J. WolfMs. Jean WymanMs. Catharine Yuspa and Mr. Joshua Goldsmith

$1,000 to $4,999Mrs. Jane AbrahamThe Adalman-GoodwinFoundationThe Adler Family Philanthropic FundDr. and Mrs. Norris AllenThe Baltimore CommunityFoundationMr. James David BlumBMW of TowsonMr. Lawrence P. BurmanCambridge Iron & Metal Company, Inc.Camp TakajoMs. Judith CampbellMs. Virginia CampbellMs. Abbie Carliner and Mr.Jeffrey CohenEstate of Mrs. Ella CohenDrs. Craig and Virginia ColliverMs. Babette DalsheimerEsco. Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FelserFirst Oxford CorperationMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey FischmanThe Freedman Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Louise GoldbergMr. Sol W. Goodman

Ms. Sonia GordonMs. Mignon GrantMr. and Mrs. Alan GrochalIsador and Fannie HavelockFoundationMr. and Mrs. John HellerDr. and Mrs. Arthur L. HerrmannMr. and Mrs. Thomas HessMrs. Gerry HodesMr. Nicolas HodgesMs. Deborah Jennings, EsquireThe Jewish Communal FundJohn Hancock Financial ServicesMr. and Mrs. Larry KamanitzMr. and Mrs. Herbert M.KatzenbergMr. Charles Klein and Ms. LauraBlackThe Abraham and Ruth Krieger Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Suzanne Levin-LapidesThe Morton & Sophie MachtFoundationMs. Tanya I. MayerThe Miller Family Gift FundThe National Lumber CompanyNumber Ten FoundationMrs. Marjorie OttenheimerMs. Susan PatzThe Rouse Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David RichardsonMr. Stewart K. RosenbergThe Schwab Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Eugene Schreiber

In a list this size, it is inevitable that there may be errors or omissions. Please bring any errors to our immediateattention so that they can be corrected in our next publication. We apologize in advance for any omissions.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Sigmund ShapiroThe Sinsky-Kresser-Racusin Foundation, Inc. Ms. Mary Jane WeinbergMrs. Hans WeinbergerThe Jack Wilen Foundation, Inc.Mrs. June S. WingThe Wolman Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. M. Richard WymanThe United Jewish Endowment FundUromed, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Stuart YuspaMr. and Mrs. Calman Zamoiski

$250-$999Mr. Donald L. AbramsAtlantic Trust Company, N.A.Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. BakerMrs. Naomi BaronDr. and Mrs. William A. BaumgartenMr. Michael BayerMr. John W. BeckleyMs. Arlene S. Berkis Mr. and Mrs. Howard BermanThe Beth El Congregation Charity FundMs. Darcelle S. BleauMr. and Mrs. Jonas BrodieMr. Richard BurdckC. & C. Mechanical, Inc.

Ms. Judith F. CampbellMrs. Constance C. CaplanMs. Carol CarterThe Charity Fund of the Greenspring SynagogueThe Covenant GuildMr. and Mrs. Stephen CooperMs. Eileen W. CohnMr. and Mrs. Robert DalsemerMs. Amy DavisMr. and Mrs. Richard DavisonThe Arthur & Isadora Dellheim Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Ruth N. DuganMr. and Mrs. Bruce FriedMs. Jessica FriedmanDr. and Mrs. Melvin FriedmanMs. Marcia FeldmanDr. and Mrs. Robert P. FleishmanMr. and Mrs. Harold A. GitomerMr. Sidney GoldinMr. and Mrs. Lee GordonThe Gorfi ne Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David GottesmanMr. and Mrs. Erwin L. GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Alan GrochalMr. and Mrs. Harold HackermanMr. and Mrs. Martin S. Himeles, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel HimmelrichMr. and Mrs. Daniel HirschhornMr. Bernard HollanderDrs. Holtzman and Starfi eld

Mr. and Mrs. David HutzlerMrs. Sigmund HymanMr. Jon IsaacsonMs. Charmain KeelMr. and Mrs. Sanford G. JacobsonMs. Susan G. JacobsonMr. and Mrs. Charles Kahn Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. KatzDr. and Mrs. Jonathan KaufmanDr. and Mrs. Marc KleinDr. Shari KohnMr. Richard KressMr. Richard LakeinMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LiemanDr. and Mrs. Martin A. LevinMaryland Charity CampaignMrs. Margaret McCullinDr. Michael Lang and Dr. Anita MillerLitow ConsultingMr. Lee MillerMrs. Stephanie F. MillerMr. Martin MintzMiriam LodgeDr. Marilyn NicholasNational Client Protection Dr. and Mrs. Arnall PatzDr. Jean M. O’Connor M.D.Mrs. Paula K. OpenheimDr. Jonas R. RappeportCharles and Katherine RichMs. Roseanna M. RitmillerDr. and Mrs. Donald C. Roane

Mr. and Mrs. Benedict L. RosenbergDr. and Mrs. Alfred RosensteinMr. and Mrs. Bruce I. RothschildMr. Evan RothschildMr. and Mrs. James A. RothschildMs. Winstead RouseMr. and Mrs. Arnold SagnerDr. and Mrs. SchreterMrs. Gail SchulhoffDr. and Mrs. Martin C. ShargelThe Jacob S. Shapiro FoundationMr. and Mrs. Morris SilbermanThe Jane and Morton Silberman Philanthropic FundDr. Wayne SilvermanMr. and Mrs. George P. StamasMrs. Belle SussmanMs. Andrea TuckerMr. and Mrs. David UhlfelderDr. and Mrs. Dennis UhlfelderMs. Esther VirosMrs. Betty L. WaghelsteinDr. and Mrs. H. Leonard WarresMr. and Mrs. Richard WassermanMr. and Mrs. Leonard WeinbergMr. and Mrs. Fred Wolf, IIIDr. Sylvia WootenMr. and Mrs. Myung YiElaine & Philip ZiereMrs. Clair Zamoiski Segal

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Eli Adalman FundEli Adalman FundMyrtle H. Adelberg Memorial FundBetty Adler Memorial FundNorris and Carole Allen FundBenjamin Alpert Memorial FundIrving D. Alter Memorial FundAmerican Trading and Production Corporation Grant FundMaurice Annenberg Graphic Arts FundSophia M. Annenberg FundEleanor S. and Ellis L. Arenson FundRachel Laura Arenson Memorial FundAuxiliary Yedtz Grotto Fund

Harold Ayares FundAzoans FundLewis Baer Foundation FundWilliam G. Baker FundBaltimore City College Class of ‘22 FundBaltimore Life Underwriters Charitable Foundation FundHoward M. Bank FundKitty Barnett FundPhilmore Baron FundBanker Barrett Family FundStanley H. Belford Memorial FundIda Benesch Memorial FundMax and Rose C. Berkowitz Memorial FundGertrude Weinblatt Berman FundIda W. Berney Memorial FundDr. Alan Bernstein FundAlvin P. and Lila G. Bernstein FundBill’s Carpet Fair FundThe BHD Endowed Scholarship Fund for Teachers

BK Consulting Loan FundMorton Blank FundIrving and Anne H. Blaustein; Amy, Bill, Carlotta and Willie Davis FundHilda K. Blaustein Endowment FundHilda K. Blaustein Memorial FundElizabeth Jessel Bloch Memorial FundDorothy K. and Morris M. Bloom FundIrving and Lois Blum FundDr. M. Larrie and Sima Blue FundSamuel and Fannie Blum FundBruce Blumenthal Memorial FundMargaret C. Boyd; Western’s Class of ‘37 FundIrene C. Bralove Memorial FundAnn and Robert Branch FundLeona Frank Breitstein FundJonas and Ann G. Brodie FundHenry and Alberta Burke FundJoseph Burke Memorial Fund

Sarah and Miriam Burke FundCornelius N. Butler Memorial FundStanley L. and Dorothy Lobe Cahn Grant FundR. McLean Campbell FundSamuel H. Caplan Memorial FundIda and Sol Caplis FundMichael Cardin Scholarship FundCaritas Guild FundDr. Paul E. Carliner-Hias Memorial FundHenry and Pauline Checket FundHelen and Sidney Chernak FundDavid W. and Annie Chertkof FundChesapeake Urology Associates FundChild Study Association FundEllen R. Clayton Fund for NursesAlfred and Hilda Cohen Memorial FundHerman and Rosa Cohen FundMoses and Frances G. Cohen FundLeon W. and Ella M. Cohen FundRebecca Beatrice Cohen FundEileen W. and Adolph D. Cohn Fund Nathan and Betty Stein Coleman FundJoseph Howard Colvin Memorial FundConstellation Energy Foundation Scholarship Fund

Covenant Guild Presidents Remembrance FundHarry and Hilda Cooper FundPhyllis W. and Marvin L. Coplan Memorial FundThe Charles Crane Family Foundation Scholarship FundDr. Samuel J. Crowe Memorial FundAlbert S. Cummins Memorial FundDonald J. Dagold FundGeorge and Sandra Dalsheimer FundHugo and Helen Dalsheimer FundJanet Ellen Dalsheimer Memorial FundRoger M. Dalsheimer FundBetty H. Davidson FundIsaac W. Davidson Family FundDeiches Educational FundJohn and Mary DeShields Performing Arts FundSidney and Sandra Diamond FundMilton J. Dickman and Leonore Dickman Cohn Memorial FundLee L. and Sophie Frenkil Dopkin FundDragon-Rosen Memorial FundRuth Naomi and Franklin A. Dugan FundDupkin FundTracey Anna Edelman

Memorial FundBetty D. Edlavitch FundSybil and Harold Effron FundHenry and Saundra Ehrlich FundBessie Eisenberg Educational FundGerson and Sandy Eisenberg FundHarriet and Henry Eisner FundPearl G. Ellison Memorial FundSeymour and Jeanne Epstein Family Memorial Fund- United Order of Ture Sisters- #35Jack Epstein Teacher Education FundBetty and Samuel Feldman FundJoseph and Minna Feldman FundSamson Feldman FundElias Jacob and Florence Filtzer Memorial FundBenjamin J. and Cecile S. Fine FundJill and M. Austin Fine FundMelvin and Betty Fine FundLee K. and Ellwood Fink FundSue Sandler Fischbein FundS. Stanley Fleischer and Marie Fleischer Ritterman Fund Dr. Edwin A. and Pauline S. Fleishman FundHarry and Sera Fleishman FundForest Park High School Class of ‘49 FundEvelyn and Leonard Forman Fund

Louis J. and Dorothy N. Fox FundDr. Joseph Fox Memorial FundThe France Merrick Foundation Grant FundLillian and Bertram A. Frank FundMarie Wallace Frank FundSusan Ellen Freed Memorial FundIsrael Freedman FundLillie R. Freeman Memorial FundBruce and Kathy Fried FundMiriam Arenson Friedberg FundSidney M. Friedberg Memorial FundBirdie Stein Friedenwald Memorial FundHarry Friedman FundJanice K. and Charles S. Friedman FundPhilip D. Friedman FundBeatrice R. Gann Memorial FundLillie Singer Gann Memorial FundSamuel Gann Memorial FundFannie P. Gellman Memorial FundSamuel H. Gellman Memorial FundJacob and Ida Gerber FundRuth and David Gerber FundNorman and Charlotte Gilden FundMikaela N. Gillman FundJerome S. Ginsberg Memorial Education FundSadie and Leon Ginsberg Educational Fund

David J. and Dora F. Gitomer Memorial FundHarry L. Gladding Memorial FundRossetta Feldman-Glashofer FundPhilip and Dr. Frank Glassner Memorial FundRobert C. Gleeksman Memorial FundLouis J. and Ruth A. Glick FundMindelle S. Gober Memorial FundEllie Gold FundAnn and Milton Goldberg FundClara and Melvin Goldberg FundDavid and Jeannette Goldberg FundDr. Janice B. Goldberg Memorial FundLouise and Sylvan Goldberg FundRose Goldberg Memorial FundMyrna and Arnold Goldberger FundSamuel Goldscher Memorial FundMorris Goldseker FundsGoldsmith Family Foundation Endowment FundMorton A. Goldstein FundEdith Kelmenson Goldstone Memorial FundAbraham Goodman Memorial FundsBertha Goodman FundMorris M. Goodman Fund

Paul and Pauline Goodman FundHarry B. Gorfi ne FundBernard S. Gould Memorial-Science Club FundJacob and Rachel Gouline Memorial FundBernard and Lillian Grant FundIrving C. Grant FundSara Jane Grant FundIsadore and Leah Greenberg Memorial FundRay and Frank Greenberg Memorial FundRose Greenberg Memorial FundHarry Greenstein FundAnn B. Greif FundMary E. Griffi n Memorial FundBernard Grochal Memorial FundSelma Woodrow and Joseph B. Gross FundBetsy E. Haas FundGloria Kolker Hack FundNathan Hackerman Memorial FundHortense and Adolph C. Hahn Memorial Fund Freda R. and Louis P. Hamburger, Sr. Memorial FundLouis P. Hamburger III Memorial FundIsaac and Marcia Hankin Memorial FundTim Hannon Memorial Fund

Augusta Stein Hartman Memorial FundIsador and Fannie Havelock FundCarl E. Hecht FundGrace A. Hecht and Joseph F. Hecht FundIsaac and Catharine S. Hecht FundHortense Hecht-Meyer FundLee I. and Miriam D. Hecht Memorial FundMr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Hecht FundShirley and Louis Hecht FundAbraham “Babe” and Selma Helfand Fund of the Rotary Club of Pikesville Grace D. and Gerald C. Heller FundIsrael and Molly Herman Memorial FundLouis Herstein Family FundErnestine Stern Heyn Memorial FundHias of Baltimore FundMartin S. Himeles FundLinda and Alfred Himmelrich Family FundLeo Hinden FundMatthew H. and Elizabeth S. Hirsh FundSol Hite Memorial FundEsther Moses Hollander FundRose Moses Hollander Fund

Walter Hollander, Sr. FundBetty S. Hornstein and Esther S. Hornstein Scholarship FundBetty S. and Jacob D. Hornstein FundEsther S. Hornstein FundHoward County General Hospital FundPhilip and Shirley Hurwitz FundTherese S. Hutzler FundDr. David S. Hyman Memorial FundInnovation High GrantPhilip M. Hyman Memorial FundEarl P. Jackson Memorial FundSanford G. and Ann S. Jacobson FundJanet and Gerald Jeffein FundPaul Juanteguy Memorial High Risk FundGertrude and Edmund Kahn Memorial FundKamanitz and Uhlfelder FundRose J. Kanefsky Memorial FundKann-Burgunder FundRebecca and Louis Kaplan 50th Anniversary FundNathan Karu Memorial FundEdgar J. Kassan Memorial FundThe Kassap Family Fund for TeachersAmalie S. and M. Shakman Katz Fund

Fannie E. Katz and Loraine Shuman Memorial Fund Sophie Van Leer Katz Memorial FundHerbert and Gloria Katzenberg FundRachel M. Kaufmann FundEnsign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Memorial FundAbraham Kenigson Memorial FundRubin and Anna Kipnis FundDr. Bernard S. and Helen B. Kleiman FundPhilip and Lillian Klein Memorial FundCarol Bear Kleinman Memorial FundHarold and Jennie Klivans Schoolnic Memorial FundAlice B. and Walter W. Kohn FundBenjamin and Miriam Kolker FundFabian H. Kolker FundM. Budd Kolker FundRobert H. Kolker FundKolodner Family FundDr. Louis J. Kolodner FundDavid Kornblatt FundWilliam and Rosalyn Kress FundDr. William Kress Memorial FundDr. Morton M. Krieger FundDorothy M. and Louis E. Kroeller Fund

Dr. Judith and Ruth Krulewitz FundDr. Albert A. Kurland Science FundLarry Kushner Memorial FundBessye T. and David R. Lakein FundBenjamin and Minnie Landsberg Memorial FundGertrude and Arthur Lang FundEdith Lauer Memorial FundHilda and Morris Lazaron FundRobert and Pearl Leavitt FundRobert W. Lebherz, IV FundDr. Albert and Dr. David S. Lederman Memorial FundDr. Edward I. Lederman Memorial FundJacob and Daisy Lee Memorial Endowment FundNaomi Hendler Legum FundWilliam and Bessie Leibowitz Memorial FundJohn J. Leidy Memorial FundWm. H. Lemmel Memorial FundJoan and Richard Lessans FundLevene Family Fund FundWilliam I. Levenson Memorial FundSara and J. Elliot Levi FundElias and Lena Levin Memorial FundLouis H. and Bertha Szold Levin Memorial FundElsa Kraus Levy Memorial Fund

Lester and Eleanor Levy Memorial FundRobert H. and Lena S. Levy Memorial FundRuth S. Levy FundH. David Levyne FundHilda Koerner Levyne FundSidney A. Levyne FundJeffrey Lieman FundNicholas M. and Nina I. Limbeck FundBarry Lipman Memorial FundLeroy and Elizabeth Lipman FundVivian J. Lipsitt Memorial FundSarah and George Lipsitt and William Goldberg FundDeborah Krause Lipsitz Memorial FundMary and Frank Lombardi FundBonnie Fox London FundHelen F. London FundMalcolm W. Lowenstein Memorial FundJohn J. Ludwig Memorial FundHerman M. Lurie Memorial FundWalt and Mary Jane Lyman FundThe Marjorie Cook Scholars Grant FundDiane and Jerome Markman FundBarney Mankowitz FundLibby Mankowitz Fund

Nettie Mankowitz FundPhilip Mankowitz FundBernard and Herta Mansbach Memorial FundEvelyn and Joseph Matchar Family FundIrving Mazur Memorial FundHarriet Mazur Arts Education FundHorace McCullin Woodlawn High Grant FundGerson B. Mehlman Memorial FundDr. Herman J. Meisel Memorial FundHarry Merowitz Memorial FundHortense Hecht Meyer FundJoseph and Harvey Meyerhoff FundEli and Yetta Miller Memorial FundJoseph M. Miller FundLee D. Miller FundJeannette A. Millhauser Memorial FundMarian and Richard Millhauser FundMillion Dollar Round Table FundHowie Millman FundDr. Bernie and Jeanie Milton FundGary V. Mindel Memorial FundIrvin E. Mindel Memorial FundMiriam Lodge FundConstance H. Moore Memorial Fund

Leslie and Bruno Morel Memorial FundSadye and Samuel Morris Memorial FundMargaret B. Morrison Memorial FundBernard and Bertha Moses Memorial FundDr. Bessie L. Moses Memorial FundDr. Benjamin B. Moses FundIda G. Murfkan-Queen Anne Guild FundEleanor Arnett Nash FundFrederick J. Nassauer FundNational Brewing Company FundDr. Nathan E. Needle Memorial FundNetwork 2000 Fund for Emerging Women LeadersPaul K. Neumann Family FundNew Foundations FundHarry A. Norman FundNurses’ Alumnae Association of Sinai Hospital FundFrieda Burke Offenbach Memorial FundAaron and Dorothy Ostrofsky FundS. K. Ottenheimer Family FundBenjamin and Yetta Patz Memorial FundHarold Patz FundHarry J. Patz Memorial Fund

Bette R. Pear Memorial FundJack Pearlstone Memorial FundPikesville Hilton Inn FundKurt and Gertrude Popper Memorial FundVictor Posner FundJulia and Isaac Potts Memorial FundPeggy Ellen Pumpian Memorial FundQuerido Family Memorial Scholarship FundLouis and Rebecca Redler FundHyman Jacob and Fannie Rifkin FundThe Robbins FundRobert Rochberg FundDr. Esther Katz Rosen Memorial FundEva LaBorwit Rosen Memorial FundJoseph Rosenbaum Memorial FundCecilia A. Rosenberg FundBen & Esther Rosenbloom Foundation Grant Fund Helen R. Rosenfeld Memorial FundSamuel H. Rosenstock FundIsaac C. Rosenthal FundSylvan L. and Sally Rosenthal FundTheodore Roten FundAmalie and Randolph Rothschild FundMoses and Miriam Rothschild

Memorial FundWalter Rothschild Family FundStanford Z. Rothschild Memorial FundWillard G. Rouse FundMuriel and Irving Rubin Memorial FundMary Rubin and Benjamin M. Rubin Scholarship FundDr. Alvin D. Rudo Memorial FundDr. Frieda Rudo Ruskin FundCharles and Ruth Sachs FundBeverly and Philip H. Sachs FundMeyer and Pauline Sachs FundMaurice and Mary Sandler FundRebecca and Abraham Sandler FundSarah Sandler FundJacob Sandy Lodge, Knights of Pythias #152, FundHymen and Laura Saye FundBernard Schapiro FundJoseph Schapiro Memorial FundMorris Schapiro Foundation FundMarilyn and Herbert Scher FundJudy Tisdell Schiffer Fund for WomenBlanche and I. William Schimmel FundGoldie Schimmel FundHarry Schnaper Memorial Fund

The Ansel Schoeneman Testimonial FundDr. Louis Schoolman FundDr. Jacob Schoolnic FundA. Harvey and Phyllis Kolker Schreter FundSaul Schulhoff, Jr. FundIsabel Schuman FundJoel Ronald Schwartz Memorial FundDr. Louis Schwartzman Memorial FundRobert and Frieda Seff FundDorothy Serpick Memorial FundBernard Shapiro FundDiane and Albert Shapiro FundIda and Joseph Shapiro FundSelma and Joseph Shapiro Anniversary FundLillie G. Sher FundShoe City FundWilliam and Richard Shock Endowed Grant FundElaine and Tom Shofer FundMary and Rube Shofer FundHerman H. and Anna Shuger Memorial FundIrving Shulbank Memorial FundHenry E. and Riley A. Siegel FundSigma Theta Pi Sorority FundBernard J. Silverman FundThelam Sheller Silverman

Memorial FundFlorence and Louis Singer FundSanford M. Singer Memorial FundLillian Slatkin Memorial FundHarold Y. and Selma Smulyan FundDr. William Isaac Smulyan FundSamuel Sody Memorial FundCharles L. and Clara L. Solomon FundSimon Solomon FundClara Louise Sonneborn FundSiegmund B. and Camille K. G. Sonneborn FundAron Soroka FundLillian Soroka FundRose Soroka FundHerta Popper Spielmann Memorial FundRobert Spielman FundSidney and Dorothy B. Stein FundBeatrice Stern Memorial FundJack L. Stern Dental FundErnestine Stiffman FundAaron and Lillie Straus Foundation Grant FundsAaron and Lillie Straus Foundation Loan FundsHenry C. and Rita Baer Straus FundW. Rayner and Miriam Straus FundBertha and Dr. William Straus FundMyer Strauss Memorial FundCarl (Bill) Struever Fund

Leonard & Helen R. Stulman Endowed Scholars Grant Morris Sugarman and Sylvia Sugarman Miller Endowment FundDr. Harold and Belle Sussman FundDr. Frank V. and Josephine S. Sutland FundEdward Swartz Memorial FundTall-Siegmund-Mattingly Memorial FundCecile B. and Edward H. Taubman FundsCathi Taubman Memorial FundHarry Teller Memorial FundSonia Tendler FundHarriet B. Terrell Memorial FundMyles Howard Thaler Memorial FundRuth and Charles Thaler FundDr. and Mrs. Alvin Thalheimer FundSidney Thanhauser, Jr. Memorial FundElinor and Samuel Thaviu FundBenjamin J. Titelman Fund Frances Marcus Trupp FundFlorence and Arthur Tucker Memorial FundDr. Isadore Tuerk FundHenry Turk - Hias Memorial FundMerrill D. and Blanche F. Uhlfelder Memorial Fund

Jenny Gold Ullman Memorial FundAber D. and Louise Unger FundBessie Urwick Memorial FundEthel and Morris Vangar FundVenable Baetjer and Howard FundBetty Waghelstein FundWagner Family Scholarship at Southern Vermont CollegeStanley and Evelyn Wagner FundStanley and Evelyn Wagner Endowed Scholarship for Baltimore City College StudentsE. C. Wareheim Foundation, Inc. Endowment FundLeonard and Margie Warres FundRichard and Manuele Wasserman FundStuart M. Weiler Memorial FundEdith Rothschild Weinberg Memorial FundHarry and Jeanette Weinberg Endowed Loan FundHarry and Jeanette Weinberg Fund for Vocational GrantsMary Westheimer Weinberg FundIngeborg B. and Hans E.

Weinberger FundWeinblatt Guild FundMinnie and William Weinblatt Memorial FundToby A. Weinblatt Memorial FundMorris Weinman Memorial FundPaul Martin Weinman FundToby Weinman FundMax Weiss FundDavid and Ada Wendell FundSydney Weschler Music FundMilton F. Westheimer FundJack Wilen FundJohn T. and Marion A. Miller Wood FundSusan and Paul Wolman, Jr. FundCarrie K. Wyman Memorial FundM. Richard Wyman FundDr. Stuart and Eleanor Yuspa FundSamuel and Clara Zalis FundZanvyl & Isabelle Krieger Scholarship FundMildred Zetlin FundJerome G. and Annette S. Zimmerman Foundation FundZimmerman Family FundJulius and Sidney Zulver Endowment Fund

JUNE 30, 2009 AUDITED FINANCIALS

CSB reviewed over 1,000 applications in 2009 and disbursed a record $1.2 Million in interest free loans and grants to 200 students

CENTRAL SCHOLARSHIP BUREAU

2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF

Offi cersMary (Molly) Shock, BOARD CHAIRLarry Kamanitz, IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTMichael Ward, FIRST VICE CHAIRAmy Poggi, SECOND VICE CHAIRPeggy Heller, THIRD VICE CHAIRJane Abraham, FOURTH VICE CHAIRDavid Richardson, TREASURERSonia Tendler, SECRETARY

Directors Carol Spencer CarterDeborah JenningsHarry KassapLidia Paz-Baker

StaffRoberta Goldman, PROGRAM DIRECTORKim Haley, OPERATIONS ASSISTANTAngela Haley Harrison, PROGRAM MANAGERLucille Margulis, CONTROLLERRoy Ringel, OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Jessica Schmidt-Bonifant, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORLucy Sytov, OPERATIONS COORDINATORJan Wagner, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Deborah RobinsonSanford SiegelSusan SilbermanJean Wyman

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STUDENTS FEATURED ON INSIDE FRONT COVER AND THEIR AREA OF STUDY:

1. Michael Alt- Rabbinical Studies 2. Dan Flanagan- Law 3. Emily Fatur- Nursing 4. Jennifer Kraft- Psychology 5. Chaim Golfeiz- Chemistry, Pre-Med 6. Kelsey Cohen- Business 7. Catlin Connolly- Dentistry 8. Amanda Cheatham- Education 9. Deaweh Benson-Communications 10. Samatha Gainsberg- Curatorial Studies 11. Kacie Ruark- Health and Physical Education 12. Goldie Laifer- Education 13. Jacqueline Green- Dance 14. Emily Olson- Veterinary Medicine 15. Shannon Davis- Chemistry 16. Cara Shepley- Law 17. Gina Racite- Counseling 18. Jonathan Falk- Business 19. Merit Shalom- Education 20. Michelle Lamoureux- Education 21. Meghan Greeley- Nursing 22. Tatyana Delgado- Broadcast Journalism 23. Yonatan Spolter- Medicine 24. Peter Boyce- Painting and Fiber 24. Jennifer Lubkin- Education (TESOL) 26. James Haviland- Finance