African American Holiday Association 

$1,500
To support the holistic health fair at its 24th Annual MarketPlace Festival.
Ayo Handy Kendi, Director
1855 Third Street, NW

Washington, DC 20001
(202) 667-2577

ayomeansjoy@yahoo.com
www.aaha-info.org

Bridging Resources in Communities 

$1,000
To support its Pre-Teen and Teen Boys Retreat/Lock-in and Community Health Fair at Matthews Memorial Baptist Church in Washington, DC’s Ward 8 community.
Rosalind Parker, President and CEO
3645 Veazy Street, NW

Washington, DC 20008
(202) 255-3630

rozaka@aol.com 

DC Pearls III Foundation 

$1,500
To support its 2007 Health Fair at the Peoples Congregational Church in Washington, DC’s Petworth neighborhood.
Doxie McCoy, President
P.O. Box 91436

Washington, DC 20090
(202) 746-0072

doxie.mccoy@mail.house.gov

Kelsey Temple Church of God in Christ  

$1,500
To support its Community Day health fair in Washington’s Columbia Heights neighborhood.
Melinda Fallen, Outreach & Prison Ministry Coordinator
1435 Park Road, NW

Washington, DC 20010
(202) 667-0126

mfallen715@aol.com

The Faces Project 

$1,500
To support its International Ethnic Men’s Health Fair for African, African American, and Latino men.
OD Dickson, Executive Director
PO Box 90875

Washington, DC 20090
(202) 986-2324

facesproject@verizon.net

Suitland Family and Life Development Corporation 

$1,000
To support for its HEALTHFEST Women’s Health and Wellness Forum for the Suitland community at the Hunter Memorial AME Church. 
Sylvia Quinton, Executive Director
4508 Suitland Road

Suitland, MD 20746
(240) 463-5179

squinton@suitlandonline.org
www.suitlandonline.org

University of Maryland, Department of Family Studies

$2,000
To support its conference, “Male Caregiving Creating a Research, Programmatic and Policy Agenda for an Emerging Public Health Issue.”
Sally Koblinsky, Professor and Chair, Family Studies Department
1204A Marie Mount Hall

College Park, MD 20742
(301) 405-4009

koblinsk@umd.edu
www.hhp.umd.edu/fmst

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