People On The Move

PEOPLE ON THE MOVE

January 13, 2006

Schwartz takes spot with Humane Society

Allan Schwartz, co-founder of Days End Farm Horse Rescue in Lisbon, has accepted a position with the disaster team in the field services division of the Humane Society of the United States in Washington.

Schwartz helped to rescue animals in danger after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, delivering grain, hay and water, evacuating animals to shelter and providing medical care.

At the Humane Society, he will continue to provide rescue services and conduct training classes to prepare staff members for emergencies.

Kathy Schwartz, co-founder and executive director of Days End Farm, will continue to lead the operation with farm manager Brooke Vrany, a large-animal rescue specialist, the farm's board of directors, and its staff and volunteers.

Mumpower to chair Arc's Chocolate Ball

Gordon M. Mumpower Jr., a Howard County businessman, will chair the Arc of Howard County's Chocolate Ball for the ninth year in a row.

He was named 2003 Outstanding Volunteer of the Year by the Maryland Association of Community Services. He has been a member of the Arc of Howard County's board of directors since 1998.

Proceeds from the Chocolate Ball benefit the Arc's vocational and residential services, respite care, educational advocacy and other programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities.

Mason is honored for her service

Phyllis Mason of the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults is one of five recipients of the Baltimore Ravens' 2005 Community Quarterback Award recognizing leadership, dedication and a commitment to working on behalf of one's community.

Mason, who began as a receptionist at the American Cancer Society and retired as a vice president in the organization's Mid-Atlantic office, is a volunteer at the Ulman Cancer Fund. The organization serves young people affected by cancer, their friends and families.

The award winners were saluted Dec. 25 at the Ravens vs. Vikings game at M&T Bank Stadium. Each winner received a $1,500 check for his or her nonprofit organization.

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