January 14, 2015

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BBG Meetings and Locations for 2015 - take note!
  
Here are the Bay Business Group meetings and locations for 2015. We encourage you to mark the dates in your calendars now. 

We'll see you next on Wed. Jan. 21 at 8am at Herrington on the Bay in Rose Haven when a representative from Calvert County will outline the final draft of changes to sign regulations... and BBG Member Clif Bridegum will present a BBG-U program updating us on social media trends. 

We look forward to seeing you there!





 

Bay Business Group: NEW COOKBOOK!
  
Here's your chance to contribute to the all-new BBG "Taste of the Bay" Cookbook and see your favorite family recipes preserved in print! Contribute recipes for your business or non-profit, too - it's FREE long-term publicity! Here's who to contribute your recipes - 

Simply go to this website:

Enter the CONTRIBUTOR PASSWORD: pickle467

 

Simply type in your best recipes and save them in our database! 

 

Cookbook Details, Recipe Submission, & Pre-Sale: http://www.baybusinessgroup.org/the-new-bbg-cookbook-taste-of-the-bay-2015/ 


 

Then watch for our next BBG Cookbook to be published in 2015 - makes a wonderful gift for relatives and customers! 


 


Step UP and Serve the BBG!
  
After many years of tremendous service, Brian "Crow" McDaniel has decided to resign from the board of the Bay Business Group and pursue other volunteer leadership opportunities with BBG Member End Hunger/Chesapeake Church. Brian's ongoing expertise and enthusiasm is unmatched and he promises to remain an active BBG member with his business, Crow Entertainment. Thank you for all you've done, Brian. You are so appreciated!

If you are interested in helping to fill Brian's big shoes, which include marketing and promotional activities, please email president@baybusinessgroup.org

ALSO

Profile Writer Needed:
Also for many years, Brian has written wonderful profiles of BBG members that have been published in the Chesapeake Current, and he would like someone else to take over these duties as well. It's a great opportunity to be creative, meet more BBG members and local business owners, and also promote your business or non-profit with a prestigious by-line read by upwards of 30,000 readers per issue. If you would be interested, please email Diane Burr at editor@chesapeakecurrent.com

 

 

Make & Take A Snowflake: A Family Program at the Bayside History Museum


 

Children aged 3-11 are invited to come "Make & Take" a flurry of craft snowflakes, hear a snowy story and see vintage photos of the Twin Beaches and Chesapeake Bay in wintertime at the Bayside History Museum this Sunday, January 18th at 2pm. $5/child for supplies, child must be accompanied by an adult, registration required due to limited space: baysidechildrensprograms@hotmail.com or 301-855-4028


 

Are you interested in presenting at the Nonprofit Institute 5th annual conference?
   

Friday, May 1, 2015
 
College of Southern Maryland, La Plata Campus
Center for Business and Industry (BI Building)

 
The fifth annual conference sponsored by the Nonprofit Institute at the College of Southern Maryland will take place Friday, May 1, 2015. A wide array of presentations on topics vitally important to every nonprofit organization promises a productive and exciting day.

As the most significant annual gathering for nonprofit and community service professionals in Southern Maryland, the Nonprofit Institute's annual conference offers a unique platform for presenters to share their stories and knowledge with dozens of attendees representing organizations of all sizes.
 

We're looking for dynamic speakers with top-notch presentations!

Guidelines:
 

* Presentations are 45 minutes in length, including time for discussion.
* Team presentations are welcome.
* More than one proposal may be submitted.
  
Please consider contributing a session.
Entry deadline is January 23, 2015.


 

Contact for more information:
 

Vivian Mills
Nonprofit Institute Coordinator
Charles County
vmills1@csmd.edu
301-539-4741
 

 

Calvert Garden Club Announces Mini Grants


The Calvert Garden Club is pleased to announce a Mini Grant Program, designed to focus on natural resource preservation and conservation.

 

This new program is designed to broaden the scope of the Calvert Garden Club's efforts in supporting our community.

 

Applicants must be local to Calvert County Maryland, be a non profit organization and the project focus must be on conservation of natural resources and the environment. Qualifying applicants may be selected to receive mini-grant funds in the amount of $100.00 up to $1,000.00.

 

 To apply for a mini grant, go to the Garden Club's web site www.calvertgardenclub.com and complete the Mini Grant Application. The application may be downloaded at the CGC Mini Grants tab. Completed applications are due by February 1, 2015. Grant awards will be announced in March, 2015.

 

For over 60 years, the Calvert Garden Club has contributed to the community quietly and generously. The Mini Grant Program is a new community outreach established by the Club this year.  

 

For additional information, go to Calvert Garden Club's web site www.calvertgardenclub.com or call 410-535 6168.

 

 



 

Memorial Brick Campaign
  

The Calvert County Department of General Services is coordinating the annual memorial brick campaign taking place now through April 3, 2015. For a limited time, the public may purchase memorial bricks to be placed at the Veterans Patio, located at the World War II "On Watch" Memorial Statue in Solomons.


 

The bricks are available to memorialize those who served our country during World War II. The cost of each brick is $100 and all contributions are tax deductible. Purchasers will be notified when the bricks are in place and available for viewing. An On Watch application is available at the following link, or by going online to http://www.co.cal.md.us/onwatch To learn more, call Melinda Donnelly at 410-535-1600, ext. 2565.

 

The "On Watch" memorial statue is an 8-foot-tall bronze statue by Maryland artist Antonio Tobias Mendez commemorating the people and work done at the Solomons Amphibious Training Base during World War II. This, the nation's first amphibious training facility, was active from 1942 to 1945 and its effect on the area continues to be felt today. The statue was unveiled in August 2007.

 

 


 


 


 


 

 





 

Entertaining the Troops FREE Show


 


Vince "SPAM" Turner shares the history of World War II entertainment and other morale boosters for the troops through music, informative displays and period artifacts. Presentation will be held at the North Beach Town Hall. Sponsored by BBG Members Bayside History Museum and Calvert Library.
Sun, Jan 25 | 2 - 3pm
North Beach Town Hall
8916 Chesapeake Ave



 

Calvert Design Group has 2 new local career connection websites

BBG Member Calvert Design Group has launched two new local websites to assist in making career connections.  Our hyper-local virtual job fair websites are online at http://somarylandjobs.com and http://annapolismdjobs.com

 

If any BBG members would like to post jobs contact Brian Raines at Calvert Design Group for a discount code bnraines@gmail.com


 


 

 

Student Job Fair in February
  

Are you looking for hard-working student employees to fill summer and seasonal positions?


Calvert County Parks and Recreation invites you to participate in the 2015 Student Job Fair on February 4, 2015 at the Northeast Community Center in Chesapeake Beach.


For more information and to reserve a space for your business, please call 410-257-2554.


 




 

BBG Members - get your info into the BBG E-News for FREE
  
Current BBG Members can list business information, specials and upcoming events for FREE in the BBG E-news. Email your info to thebaybusinessgroup@gmail.com or hilarydailey@gmail.com to get your info in next week's issue!