The Cordish Companies’ Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland And The Anne Arundel County Local Development Council Grant $17.5 Million In Grants

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The Cordish Companies, Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland and the Anne Arundel County Local Development Council (LDC) endowed more than $17.5 million in local impact and community grants to organizations in Anne Arundel County for Fiscal Year 2025. The recipients were recognized at the annual grantee ceremony at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland’s Event Center.

This year marks Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland’s 12th year of operation, giving back to community organizations throughout Anne Arundel County. After this year’s round of grants, the total funds generated by Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland, and distributed through the LDC, reaches a new milestone: more than $240 million.

“Year after year, The Cordish Companies and Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland continue to make an impactful contribution to Anne Arundel County,” said Steuart Pittman, county executive. “These grants provide needed funds to the community and nonprofit organizations that service the residents of our county.”

Representatives of The Cordish Companies, Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland, and members of the LDC came together to present the grants to the recipients at a celebratory luncheon. Honorees included representatives from county and municipality operational and capital programs, human services organizations, community revitalization and beautification, and programs to enhance quality education services and opportunities throughout the Anne Arundel County community. The grant awards were suggested by the LDC to the county executive, who included the recommendations in his FY2025 Budget.

“Over the past 12 years, Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland has proven itself to be a true and loyal partner in our pursuit of bettering the lives of all Anne Arundel County residents,” said Karen McJunkin, LDC Chairperson. “Presenting these grants to representatives of such impactful organizations provides a reminder of the power of a unified community.”

“We consider the role we play in the greater community as both a duty and a privilege,” said Joseph Weinberg, principal of The Cordish Companies. “Through our partnership with the LDC, we’ve been able to make a lasting impact on the organizations that support Anne Arundel County.”

Local Impact Grant Recipients for Fiscal Year 2025

Anne Arundel County Police Department: $3.8 million
Anne Arundel County Transportation/Road Improvements: $3.7 million
Anne Arundel County Fire Department: $3.6 million
Anne Arundel Community College: $1.7 million
BWI Community Development Foundation Inc. (shuttle): $905,248
Anne Arundel County Food Bank: $523,909
BWI Community Development Foundation Inc. (beautification): $508,935
Anne Arundel County Park Improvements: $500,000
Provinces/Severn Library: $550,000
Partnership for Children, Youth & Families: $300,800
Anne Arundel County Workforce Development: $300,000
Anne Arundel Community College Scholarships: $250,000
Boys & Girls Clubs of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County: $150,000
Library Capital Project: $120,523
Kingdom Kare Family Support Center: $95,000
Kingdom Kare VIPP: $90,000
Sarah’s House: $80,000
HOPE For All: $61,600
Annapolis Maritime Museum: $50,000
Christian Assistance Program: $40,000
Kingdom Kare Mentoring Program: $45,000
Partners In Care: $40,000
Assistance League of the Chesapeake: $35,000
Start the Adventure in Reading (STAIR): $25,000

Community Nonprofit Grants for Fiscal Year 2025

(Between $9,000 and $40,000, listed in order of most received)

Woods HOA
Meade Senior High School PTSA
Love Wins Movement
My Life Foundation
Anne Arundel County Community Action Agency
Coalition for Public Safety Training in Schools
Housing Commission of Anne Arundel County/Chase Your Dreams Initiative
The Complete Player (TCP) Charity
Fort Meade Alliance Foundation Events
Severn Reserve HOA
Shelley’s House Inc.
The Enclave at Arundel Preserve
Fort Meade Alliance Foundation Externships
Happy Helpers for the Homeless
Annapolis Area Imagination Library
Gigi’s Playhouse

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