Thank you Matchpoint Magazine for featuring Karma for Cara and our fundraising events in Woodholme’s Tennis Pro-Am Event and Baltimore’s 5th Southside Tournament! We appreciate the support and the ability to spread awareness of K4C!

On August 17th, Sara Lessans and her Mom, Margot spent their Saturday afternoon raising awareness and money for the Karma for Cara foundation outside of Stone Mill Bakery. Through the sales of donation cards and our K4C athletic apparel Sara and Margot raised $825.00! This is something Cara used to do as well, as she would set up a table at Greenspring Station or Festival at Woodholme. The Becker family and K4C thank both of you for volunteering your time to promote our cause!…

Check out the Becker Family in the news! Eric and Jill Becker created Launch Chapel Hill, a “‘venture lab,’ [that is] a combination of a business accelerator and co-working space for budding entrepreneurs”. Launch is catered to students at the University of North Carolina where their son Greg recently graduated, and where Jake will be heading this Friday! Launch provides students with resources such as guest speakers and workshops to help develop their business venture, connecting and networking with businesses, and mentorship of local business leaders….

Grant Cohen, a sophomore at the University of Maryland and Jack Miller, a junior at McDonogh School, created their own jobs this summer by starting “MC Windows”, a home window washing service for residents in the Baltimore area.  Grant and Jack have utilized their sales savvy and literally knocked on doors to build their business. These two young men had the idea to open a window washing business from Jack’s dad, Ira Miller, who had a summer job of washing windows when he was growing up….