Helping Older Adults Stay Independent and Engaged
Partners In Care Maryland, Inc. is a volunteer-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping older adults age 60+ remain independent and age in place with dignity and respect. Through its unique Service Exchange/Time Banking model, members support one another with transportation, handyman services, social engagement, and other neighborly assistance — neighbors helping neighbors.
Partners In Care is proud to be a part of Chesapeake Health Partners, a organization focused on strengthening community-based care and support services across the region.
Our Mission
Exchanging Time, Creating Community
Help older adults live independently in their own homes and actively engage in the community by a unique culture of service exchange where members volunteer their time and talents to help each other with neighborly services such as transportation, handyman repairs, person-centered support, and social engagement. In exchange, those members ask for assistance when needed.
Our Vision
Our Core Values
Volunteerism – We are committed to preserving, promoting, and providing opportunities to serve older adults through volunteerism.
Community – We are committed to building a robust and consistent network of diverse relationships with our neighbors.
Compassion – We are committed to being a place of hope, liberty, and inclusion.
Respect – We are committed to upholding a culture of respect. We treat all people with courtesy, politeness, and kindness.
Dignity – We are committed to recognizing and acknowledging the inherent value of all human beings across all demographics.
Empowerment – We recognize the incredible potential in all people and are committed to empowering ourselves and others.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors since 1993
For more than three decades, our companion care services, volunteer assistance, and practical support programs have helped promote health and wellness, prevent social isolation, encourage connections, and empower older adults to thrive while aging in place.
Our Ride Partners volunteer program provides members with arm-in-arm, door-through-door transportation to medical facilities, healthcare appointments, grocery stores, pharmacies, banks, and errands. This reliable transportation is a key part of our aging in place support services.
Our Repairs with Care home handyman program helps members with common household repairs and maintenance tasks—from changing light bulbs to repairing faucets and installing safety items like grab bars. These home support services help members stay safe and independent in their homes.
Member Care is a person-centered program that provides advocacy and encourages community engagement through social learning events and opportunities to build community and companionship.
Our Upscale Resale Boutiques are social enterprises where proceeds support our programs and provide community service opportunities. Members also volunteer at the boutique—banking time, making new friends, and staying engaged in the community.
At its core, PIC exists to build and sustain a caring community where our members can thrive by giving and receiving support.
We invite you to learn more about getting involved—and how you can make a difference in the lives of older adults.
Advisory Board
Brian Hahn
Chairperson
Russ Jones
Consultant
Paul Weber
Secretary, Attorney, Hyatt and Weber, P.A.
Chris Fedde
Board Member
Anne Arundel
Amy Van Orden
Director of Operations
Jean Preller
Donation Center Shift Supervisor
Tricia Sanborn
Grant Writer/ Administrator
Tracey Dill
Boutique Manager
Lauren Lucabaugh
Member Care Director
Matija Hoppe
Boutique Shift Supervisor
Sharon Hasty
Boutique Shift Supervisor
Monique Hills
Donation Center Shift Supervisor
Anner Jennings
Receptionist
Derek Milley
Director of Communications
Jane Strong
Volunteer Coordinator
Steve Weakland
Mobility Manager
Sharon Smith
Director of Transportation
Frederick
Leah Crace Jones
Boutique Shift Supervisor
Sharon Peeples
Boutique Shift Supervisor
Sharon Price
Site Director
