Annual report fy 13

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episcopal community services of maryland 2013 annual report

Dear ECSM Friends,

2013 was a fantastic year for ECSM. Thanks to you, we were able to accomplish our core of mission: working with youth and adults in the areas of education and workforce readiness.

This year, we expanded our workforce readiness component with the construction of a commercial grade kitchen in Collington Square (East Baltimore). The kitchen provides job training for Jericho clients. The program is designed to prepare each person to meet the needs of a future employer. Children at the Ark and the Club demonstrated gains in language and social skills. Jericho clients demonstrated success by remaining positively engaged there by keeping recidivism rates to a low of 15 percent. Teamwork abounds throughout ECSM. This past spring, Club students visited Camp Wright in Stevensville, Maryland. The first-time kayakers learned that rowing together as a team was the only way they could travel from shore to shore. Our Ark students quickly learn that the bus will not go to school until the entire team is quiet and buckled into their seats. As a friend of ECSM, you are also part of a team that is building a brighter future for the people with whom we work. On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff, we send our sincere appreciation to each of you for your support and engagement in the life of our organization. The New Year will bring new opportunities for our youth, families, and adults. We hope you will continue to support our work and share in the belief that all of us move forward together. Sincerely, Holly Spiller Nancy Fenton President Acting Executive Director

mission Guided by our faith and commitment to social justice, and in

collaboration with others, ECSM strives to address the injustice of severe poverty, which is embedded in communities and disempowers

individuals. ECSM provides education and support systems as well as advocates for families and individuals seeking help in overcoming

adversity.

core values Compassion

Integrity Open communication

Responsibility Respect

Advocacy Teamwork

The Ark Preschool 1101 Valley Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 The Ark Preschool is the only state-accredited preschool in Baltimore City that focuses on the educational and emotional development needs of children and their families experiencing homelessness. The Ark works in collaboration with public and private organizations to help children develop language and social skills in a safe, stable environment as well as providing families members with the support they need to move out of their homeless situation.

The Club at Collington Square 2110 Mura Street, Baltimore, MD 21213 The Club is an afterschool and summer program serving youth in Kindergarten through 4th grade at Collington Square Elementary School. The Club provides the academic enrichment, STEM education, healthy foods classes, and physical fitness children need to develop a strong foundation for school success. An emergency food and clothing bank help families through crisis situations. Jericho 901 N. Milton Avenue, Baltimore MD 21205 Located in East Baltimore, Jericho is a reentry program focusing on workforce development for individuals returning home from incarceration. Jericho’s goals are to provide job training and wrap-around services that ultimately reduce recidivism by helping men and women rebuild their lives in a positive manner through intensive case management, job readiness training, and employment assistance.

GRAND OPENING! The Community Kitchen 2110 Mura Street, Baltimore MD 21213 The Community Kitchen is a 1,500 square foot, commercial-grade Kitchen in East Baltimore that houses a food service education and training program for adults and youth living in disadvantaged communities in Baltimore City. Funding for the Kitchen was provided through the Abell Foundation; St. James Church, Monkton; a State Bond bill, the France Merrick Foundation, The Weinberg Foundation, and PNC Bank.

In fiscal year 2013: Ark students received

9,656 hours of educational instruction

In fiscal year 2013: Club students received 280 hours of academic

and arts instruction

In fiscal year 2013: Jericho clients received

1,040 hours of employment readiness

training

CJ came to Jericho after over 25 years of cycling in and out of the prison system. Ready for change, he found a supportive community at Jericho that helped him determine his next steps in life. A year into the program, CJ has his own car and apartment and is working as a reentry coordinator for a transitional housing program, coaching others who are in similar situations find their paths out of the revolving prison door. CJ also runs a community food pantry and is dedicated to helping others find a second chance.

In fiscal year 2013: Jericho served 4,492 meals and distributed 75 care packages

The Ark students had 7,242 books read aloud The Club served around 5,600 dinners and provided 120 hours of job experience for teens

The Ark Preschool received a Whole Kids Foundation grant this year to plant a container garden where students could grow and learn where their food comes from. Parents and grandparents of Ark students volunteered to help fill the large containers with gravel, sand, and soil. Students planted beans, peas, sweet potatoes, and cucumbers.

This spring, volunteers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health came to The Club to teach STEM activities to students. Students received tasty yogurt treats as part of a lesson on nutrition and learned how to make home-made geysers.

Compassion: We should work for justice for the people we serve and with whom we work, remembering that we all have something to teach and learn from one another.

Integrity: We strive to be ethical in our professional conduct, recognizing both the

strengths and weaknesses of our collective work.

Open Communication: Open communication develops from the work of seeking

clarification. We strive to understand one another and seek clarification at all levels.

STANDARDS FOR EXCELLENCE In 2011, ECSM began working towards the multi-tiered Standards for Excellence program under Maryland Nonprofits. A “seal of approval,” Standards for Excellence indicates that an organization is operating with best practices across all facets and is a recognized standard in the nonprofit sector. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT We believe that talented staff deliver the best in services and that continued engagement in the field lends itself to best practices. Professional development is a priority in our Strategic Plan, and many staff participate in on-going conferences and continued education, including: Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy Program Maryland Certified Public Manager Program Institute for Cultural Competency Irvine Nature Center Annual Conference:

“The Ark Preschool: Exploring Nature in a City-based Program” American Parole and Probation Association Annual Conference: “Speaking to the Problem; How an Effective Reentry Model

Can Address Over-Incarceration” (right)

Responsibility: Accountability requires responsibly reporting on progress to others who rely on your completed work.

ECSM is funded through a stream of private, philanthropic donations as well as support from foundations, parishes, corporations, and government grants. ECSM works to ensure there are no gaps in services for those who rely on us, and in FY 13, ECSM spent 71 cents

of every dollar on client services.

Respect: We strive to put respect first, remembering that our services are a lifeline for those who seek expertise and faith.

It Forward” with respect, kindness, and peace. The goal of the mural was to engage community members of all ages in the beautification of their neighborhood while fostering positive relationships between youths and adults.

The unveiling of the mural occurred in the midst of a rash of violent crime in Baltimore City, and became a rallying symbol of peace in the East Baltimore neighborhood of Collington Square where it is currently installed on the Oliver Street side of the Elementary/Middle School. The concept of kind favors given without expectation of repayment beyond more kind favors for others came out of discussions with community members about what aspects of community are most important. ECSM Artist-in-Residence Quentin Gibeau and MICA Community Artist-in-Residence Megan Wiessner, with the help of Civic Works Club staff member Sarah-Twiggy Boyer, designed the mural based on image concepts from community workshops.

This year, through a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, ECSM worked with community representatives from the Collington Square neighborhood of East Baltimore to create a public mural based on the concept of “Paying

Baltimore Sun, Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Advocacy: We recognize the importance of giving voice to the people we serve to make change at an institutional level

thereby breaking down barriers to their leading more meaningful lives.

We advocate in the areas of: Affordable housing Education Universal access to healthcare Reintegration services (both pre- and post-release) Public transportation Workforce development

We work with: Baltimore Grassroots Criminal Justice Network B.R.I.D.G.E. (Baltimore Regional Initiative Developing Genuine Equality) BUILD Community Action Group Center for Cancer Disparities Food Research and Action Center Greater Baltimore Committee Job Opportunities Task Force Maryland Alliance for the Poor Maryland Association of Nonprofits Maryland Justice Project Maryland Out-of-School-Time Network National Association of Social Workers Out for Justice

Teamwork: The spirit of ECSM requires commitment to the work of the mission. We embrace a “pitch-in-and-get-it-done” attitude.”

Thank you to the organizations who “pitch in”: Baltimore Cares, Baltimore City Community College, Baltimore City Health Department, Civic Works, Collington Square Elementary/Middle School, Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, East Baltimore Development Corporation, Elev8, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Episcopal Housing Corporation, Health Care for the Homeless, Irvine Nature Center, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Living Classrooms, Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, MICA, Moveable Feast, Safe and Sound, TRF Development Partners

Thank you to our volunteers! In 2012, 173 Volunteers contributed 3,991 hours to ECSM programs. Partnerships include: St. John’s Episcopal Church Ellicott City Christ Church Columbia Incentive Mentoring University of Maryland School of Social Work Morgan State University University of Baltimore University of Maryland Baltimore County University of Maryland College Park Towson University Johns Hopkins Medical Institute Loyola College in Maryland Maryland Institute College of Art Johns Hopkins Community Outreach Program Civic Works BRIDGES of St. Paul’s School Mayor’s Office of Employment Development Coppin State University MOED Workforce Development Garrison Forest School Bryn Mawr School Corporate Office Properties Trust area churches and individuals from the community

In 2012, the dollar amount of volunteer services was $88,360.

Bank of America Employees Charity Organization of Northrop Grumman United Way of Central Indiana, Inc. United Way Combined Charity Campaign United Way Maryland Charity Campaign United Way of Central Maryland Private Sector Campaign: AAI Corporation Baltimore County Government CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Constellation Energy DLA Piper DST Systems, Inc. Enterprise RAC Company of Baltimore, LLC Episcopal Community Services of Maryland Greater Baltimore Medical Center Howard County School Primary The Johns Hopkins Hospital Johns Hopkins University Kennedy Krieger Institute

A special thank you to all of the individuals who donated through workplace giving campaigns:

United Way of Central Maryland Private Sector Campaign (cont.): Legg Mason Asset Management M&T Bank McCormick & Company, Inc. Murthy Law Firm Ober, Kaler, Grimes & Shriver, P.C. Padonia International Elementary PNC Bank Proctor & Gamble Cosmetics Sinai Hospital Stifel Nicolaus & Company, Inc. T. Rowe Price TCOM, L.P. United Way of Central Maryland Venable, LLP Water Chemical Service, Inc. Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Capital Campaign State of Maryland, $100,000 Annual Campaign $100,000+ Baltimore’s Safe and Sound Campaign Open Society Institute The Estate of Mr. William D. Waxter, III $25,000 to $99,999 Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers – Baltimore Integration Partnership The DeVito Family Trust Family League of Baltimore City Ferris Family Foundation United Way of Central Maryland

$10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous Baltimore Community Foundation Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Capital One Clayton Baker Trust State of Maryland, Dept. of Education Succop Family Charitable Foundation The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Wright Family Foundation Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund $5,000 to $9,999 Anne Adams Coulbourn Trust Bert Foundation, Inc. Episcopal Diocese of Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. D. Graff Owen Charitable Foundation Proctor and Gamble Mrs. Lisa O. Rapuano Ms. June Spear St. Margaret’s Church T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.

$1,000 to $4,999 Mrs. Thomas August Dr. Muriel Berkeley Campbell Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Casey Mr. Conan Dickson, Ph.D. Diane Dwyer Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Family Foundation Emergency Food and Shelter Program Food Lion, LLC Church of the Good Shepherd Mrs. Nancy Harvey Immanuel Parish Kent Family Foundation Kissinger Family Enterprises LLC Lewis Windfall Fund Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lindyberg Mr. Jay Lohse The Long Bay Charitable Foundation Ethel M. Looram Foundation, Inc. Mr. Mark Lynne Maryland Emergency Food Program Mr. Thomas M. Miller Mr. Ralph Partlow Church of the Redeemer Second Presbyterian Church Mr. Fritz and Dr. Kathleen Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spiller St. James’ Academy Ms. Katherine Strakes St. Thomas’ Church, Garrison Forest Mrs. Barbara J. Trimble Trinity Church, Towson Mr. John I. Turnbull, II The Rev. and Mrs. John Wheeler Whole Kids Foundation

$500 to $999 Mr. Chuck Adkins Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated Ms. Dale Balfour Mr. Steven T. Bareford Ms. Ann Barnes Mr. Allen Brougham Mr. Stanley Brown Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Burden Mr. Charles K. Carlson Corbins in Action Fund Ms. Nancy Fenton Mr. George M. Ferris, III Mr. Paul Hazlehurst Mr. Stuart S. Janney, III J.J. Haines Foundation Ms. Alison Kohler Ms. Dione Mahoney Mr. M. Lee Marston The Rev. Beth McNamara Orange Element Design The Shapiro Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Stanley St. Bartholomew’s Church in Ten Hills St. David’s Church in Roland Park Hugh & Katherine Stierhoff Charitable Fund St. James’ Church in Monkton Tanio Family Fund Mr. Peter Villiger Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wills Dr. Donald A. Wolfel

$100 to $499 Advance Business Solutions St. Alban’s Parish Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alexander Dr. Patricia Alt Ms. Dorothy M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. Hugh Andrew Ms. Rebecca A. Arlauskas Mr. M. Dunbar Ashbury Mr. Robert Baicy Mr. Benjamin Baker Mrs. Cynthia W. Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Baxter Mr. and Ms. S Woods Bennett St. Bernadette Parish Ms. J. Catherine Bishop Mr. and Mrs. William F. Blue Mr. Mark W. Bomster and Ms. Cynthia Jabs Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Booth Dr. Richard L. Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Britt Ms. Marie E. Bryan Mrs. Mary Buchanan Ms. Anne Burke Ms. Patience M. Campbell Mr. David A. Carroll The Cathedral of the Incarnation Chestnut Grove Child Development Center Mr. and Mrs. Tony Clare Ms. Mary C. Clawsey Ms. Caroline Coleman Ms. Maura M. Connor Ms. Hayden Constance Ms. Rose L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cross Mrs. Florenz Crossley Cyber Point International, LLC The Rev. Mary Davisson Miss Caroline Dixon Mr. James A. Dunbar Ms. Margaret W. Engvall Ms. Barbara L. Fegley Dr. and Mrs. Rolfe Finn Mr. Charles S. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fletcher Mr. John A. Friedel Ms. Linda Frommer

$100 to $499 (cont.) Garrison Forest School Mr. John B. Gillett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ginsburg Mrs. Olive Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Goodman Ms. Katherine Goodrich Mr. Frank T. Gray Mr. Hamilton Hackney Ms. Paulette Hammond Ms. Anne Nancy C. Harvey Mrs. Susanne E. Haynie Ms. Julie Heatwole The Rev. and Mrs. Harry L. Hoffman, III Mrs. Judith Hundertmark Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Hunton Mrs. Harriet Iglehart Jencks Family Fund St. John’s Church in Kingsville Ms. Jill A. Jonnes Mr. and Mrs. William Kissinger Ms. Nannie Koppelman Dr. Daniel Levine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Licht The Rev. and Mrs. Herb K. Lodder The Donlin & Harriett Long Family

Charitable Gift Fund The Rt. Rev. Charles Longest Lowe’s Companies Ms. Jane R. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mangels Mrs. Mary Marr Mrs. John A. Martin Maryland Institute College of Art Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCall McCormick & Company, Inc. Mrs. Erla McKinnnon John Meyerhoff and Lenel Srochi

Meyerhoff Fund The Rev. Ronald and Ms. Mary H. Miller Mr. Richard Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ober Mr. and Mrs. William D. Pantle Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Prouty Mrs. Sharon R. Rabb Mrs. Frances Randall Ms. Debra Ravert

$100 to $499 (cont.) Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rees Mr. Russell R. Reno, Jr. Mrs. Sarah S. Robinson Dr. George Sack Mr. John R. Sale Ms. Marlene S. Sandler Mrs. Lois Schenck Mr. and Mrs. John Scocca Ms. Doris Shaneor Mrs. E. Clayton Shelhoss The Rev Canon Angela F. Shepherd Mr. Thomas M. Simpson, Sr. Mr. Richard Slaven Mr. Tad D. Sperry and

Ms. Ellen D. Harvey Ms. Sara Anne Thompson Mrs. Kathleen E. Truelove Mr. Peter Villiger The Rev. and Mrs. Edward Warfield Mrs. Vanessa Wasta Ms. Kimberly Weber Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weise Ms. Betty Weitz Ms. Nancy P. Welbourn Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wenner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Willey Women of Holy Trinity Ms. Carolyn C. Workman Mr. Dorsey Yearley

Up to $99 Ms. Fannie C. Alston Ms. Neilson P. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailliere Mr. William Bartley Mrs. Bernice Beaird Mr. and Mrs. W. Fontaine Bell Mr. and Mrs. Irv Brown Mrs. Frances Brown Mrs. Ophelia V. Brown Carter Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Burton Mr. and Mrs. Bohdan Bushell Ms. Christine Caines-Dodson Mrs. Margaret Caldwell Ms. Louise Carlson Mrs. Margaret Carter Mr. Carl Case Mrs. Catherine Casey Charles E. Cloughen Ms. Cynthia Cocke Ms. Lucille Coleman Mr. James Conboy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cramer Mrs. Sarah Crosby Mr. James Crowder Ms. Margaret Dallam Mrs. Betty Jo Davidson Ms. Marion DeGroff Ms. R. Arleen Dinneen Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dulany The Rev. William Fallowfield Mrs. June Finney Mrs. Margaret C. Fregeau and

Mr. Michael T. Fregeau The Rev. Peter Fulghum Ms. Karyn Galetto Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr. Ms. Eugenia Gartrell The Rev. Mark Gatza The Rev. and Mrs. Donald A. Haas Mrs. and Mr. Susan Herring Mrs. Joan Hoblitzell Mr. Guy Hollyday and Ms. Peggy Fleming Mr. Richard S. Holmes Mrs. Mary Hom Mr. Adam Hufnagel The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Robert W. Ihloff Ms. Barbara A. Kajdi

Up to $99 (cont.) Mr. Vincent Karasack Mrs. Bette M. Koontz Mr. Menalcus Lankford Ms. True Lloyd Mrs. Elizabeth A. Manlich Ms. Gretchen W. Marcus St. Margaret's Guild Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Marsalis Mrs. Albert Montague Ms. Bonita L. Montalvo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murtha Mrs. Shirley Noll Ms. Dottie G. O'Neill Mrs. Joan Partridge Ms. Margaret Peeling Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Peterson Mr. Timothy E. Pierce and B.L.S. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. A. MacDonough Plant Ms. Lucie Portier Mr. and Mrs. John R. Probert Mr. and Mrs. James Ridenour Ms. Carolyn Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Robinson, Jr. Mr. Matthew Roughton Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Ryer Dr. Janet R. Serwint Ms. Ann Shepherd Mr. Jim Siegel Mr. Philip Smith Ms. Lindsay Smith Mr. Timothy P. Snyder Ms. Joyce M. Strueber Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Swingle Ms. Janet W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John ThompsonMr. and Mrs. T. Ridgeway Trimble Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Vaughan Ms. Victoria Waidner Ms. Suzanne Whitney Ms. Jill P. Wiggan Ms. Victoria Willard Ms. Ann Wolf Mr. John A. Wolf, Esq. Ms. Jean Worthley Ms. Anne Wyatt-Brown

In Honor Of The Rev. Janice Gordon-Barnes and William Barnes by The Rev. and Mrs. Donald A. Haas Lisa Barwick Ms. Hayden Constance Jean Patterson Cushman Ms. Linda Frommer Paul Geisenkotter Ms. Paulette Hammond Paul and Ben Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Goodman Nancy Harvey’s birthday Ms. Anne Nancy C. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Malcherry; Mr. and Ms. Joan Rouse and Susan and Mickey Miller The Rev. and Mrs. Edward Warfield

In Memory Of Robert and Ruth Blyer by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Willey Jo Nelson Booze Mr. Ralph Partlow The Rt. Rev. Charles Longest Mr. and Mrs. James V. Cannen Mrs. John A. Martin Patricia A. Casey’s Parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Casey Laura C. Churchill Ms. Anne Burke C. Edward Crawford Ms. June Spear

In Honor Of (cont.) Violet Elaine Mill’s Baptism Mr. Timothy E. Pierce and B.L.S. Pierce Nancy Newman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Casey True Lloyd Ms. Katherine Goodrich Frances Lodder The Rev. and Mrs. Herb K. Lodder Faulty and Fellows in the Dept. of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, JHU Dr. Janet R. Serwint The Rev. and Mrs. Edward Warfield Ms. Rebecca A. Arlauskas Olivia Welbourn Ms. Nancy P. Welbourn

In Memory Of (cont.) David E. Crossley Mrs. Florenz Crossley The Rev. Robert N. Davis Ms. Jane R. Lynn Mr. Philip Smith Tommy Kvech Ms. R. Arleen Dinneen Charles Kron Mueller Mr. Fritz and Dr. Kathleen Schwarz Alfred P. Ramsey Mrs. Sarah Crosby Mary Louise Ullman Ms. Janet W. Taylor

2012-2013 Board of Directors Holly Spiller, Chair Cathy Bennett, Vice Chair Jennifer P. Lindyberg, Secretary Conan Dickson, Treasurer Paul Hazlehurst Jay Lohse Matthew Roughton The Rev. Canon Angela F. Shepherd Nancy Grace Stanley Joyce R. Strueber Karen Kinnamont Stewart, ex-officio The Rt. Rev Eugene Sutton, ex-officio

2012-2013 Advisory Committee Dale Balfour The Rev. Gerald S. Collins Vassar “Billie” Conkling Ella Durant Richard “Dick” Frisch Robert “Bob” S. Ginsburg Lee Marston Lenel Meyerhoff Sharon Rabb Richard “Dick” J. Roszel

Administration Jean Cushman, Executive Director Nancy Fenton, Acting Executive Director Chuck Adkins, Chief Operating Officer Lauren Sampson, Associate Development Director Mary Buchanan, Director of Volunteer Services Lindsay Smith, Communications Manager The Ark Preschool Nancy Newman, Director Bryan Appel, Program Specialist Sandy Lee, Preschool Teacher Tonya Taylor, Head Start Teacher Jasmine Williams, Teaching Assistant The Club at Collington Square Roclande’ White, Program Director Sarah “Twiggy” Boyer, Civic Works Lillie Clark, Housekeeping/Nutrition Aide Andre Dowdy, Civic Works/Americorps Rachel Edwards, STEM Instructor Latifah Harkness, Civic Works Daimen Poole, Physical Education Lead Teacher Megan Wiessner, Community Artist in Residence/MICA The Community Kitchen Derek Neal, Program Director Vince Neal, Chef/Instructor Jericho Veronica Tucker, Program Director Nicole Butler, Intake/Office Coordinator Greg Carpenter, Case Manager Andrea Harrison, Coordinator: Public Safety Compact Charlene Knott, Case Manager Lamont Redman, Case Manager Don Wallace, Training Coordinator

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