2023 Gratitude Report | Kennedy Krieger Institute

2023 Gratitude Report

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The stories in this year's Gratitude Report are representative of the many individuals, families, charitable foundations and businesses that help make Kennedy Krieger's successes possible.

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Letter From Our President

I’m thrilled to report that with your support, 2022 has been a year of tremendous impact, momentum and growth for Kennedy Krieger Institute.

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Legacy of Giving

Nancy and Bob Silverberg give to Kennedy Krieger in memory of Nancy’s father, Sol Goodman, and to support the Institute’s mission.

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Passionate Support

Dr. Nick and Effie Theodore give to the Institute in unique and meaningful ways, supporting autism awareness and civil legal services for patients.

A Creative Approach

Passionate about helping others, Sylvia Deck donates her time, energy and talents—in generous amounts—to Kennedy Krieger.

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Fundraising as a Family

Cole’s rare neurological condition has inspired his mom, aunt and grandmother to form a fundraising team to support Institute research.

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A Unique Partnership

BGE’s support for Kennedy Krieger permeates the company, with both volunteer and learning opportunities for BGE employees.

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The Problem-Solver

Thanks to the Robert I. Schattner Foundation, Kennedy Krieger’s spinal cord injury center will be able to double the number of patients it serves.

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Tireless Dedication

Longtime faculty member Ann B. Moser, who developed a test for ALD, a rare disease, continues to support the Institute, through research, advocacy and generous giving.

Infographic showing how supporters’ gifts helped Kennedy Krieger in 2022: In fiscal year 2022, Kennedy Krieger served 27,000-plus patients, from 24 Maryland counties and Baltimore City, 50 states and 36 countries. In calendar year 2022, the Institute offered 116,310 telehealth appointments. In the 2020–2021 school year, the Institute served 430 students—from more than 15 school districts in Maryland, Virginia and D.C.—in its four schools: a lower/middle school, a high school, a D.C.-area school and LEAP. St

Here’s How Your Gifts Helped Kennedy Krieger in 2022

Your gifts truly made an impact!