The Chamber has also partnered with EmboidMe Catonsville to produce a t-shirt, these shirts will be given to each person who makes a donation of $10 to the fundraising effort.Ĩ0% of the proceeds from sales of this Ellicott City art print will go to the Ellicott City Partnership or be donated to the GoFundMe efforts of individual businesses affected by the flooding.ġ304 Photos is selling select 11x14 prints of the devastation caused by the flash flood for $40, 100% of the sales will be donated to help store owners rebuild their businesses. The Catonsville Chamber of Commerce will be seeking donations for Ellicott City's flood relief efforts during their next four Frederick Road Friday concerts, the Arts & Crafts Festival on September 11 and the Chamber's Crab Feast on September 30. Find it here.Įtsy store 'An Adventure Awaits' is selling a custom greeting card made for Ellicott City and is donating 100% of the proceeds from card sales to the small businesses affected by the flood damage. This event will raise money to provide relief for the EMBC staff who are indefinitely out of work as the damage to Ellicott Mills Brewing Company is repaired.Īn Etsy shop has created an Ellicott City "Hope is Higher Than Water" sticker and profits will go toward the relief fund.
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Make sure to put "ECSTRONG" in the comment section of the registration form.ĭock Street is hosting a fundraiser to benefit Ellicott Mills Brewing Company with guest bartenders Timmy Kenzki (from Ellicott Mills) and Annapolis' own JB Jaeger. The National Center for Citizen Safety is donating $10 from every 5K registration (starting August 5). All proceeds from the online sales will help community members in need. They are lending a hand by creating custom tee shirts that pay homage to the history of Ellicott City. Attendees will receive a commemorative glass, beer tastings and passed heavy hors d'oeuvres.ĭimitri's International Grill, "The Dig" is holding a fundraiser on Saturday, Aug 27 with prizes, 50/50 raffle, guest bartenders, happy hour all night and live music!ĮVLUTN Apparel is a Howard County-based clothing company. 100% of the proceeds will go to the Ellicott City Partnership. 150 tickets are available and Manor Hill Tavern and Land Design & Development will also match, dollar for dollar, each ticket sold. On Aug 27, Victoria Gastro Pub is holding the #ECStrong Beer Challenge Festival from noon to 4 pm to benefit the Ellicott City Partnership. 10% of all bracelet sales will go to the Ellicott City Partnership and the rest will go to help them rebuild their Main Street shop. Check out their Facebook event to see what they're planning as things unfold.Ī La Mode Boutique is selling "Hope" and "Believe" bracelets for the Ellicott City recovery efforts. Neighboring Sykesville is ready when the call for volunteers does arise. The Arts Council is also accepting individual donations to Re-create. Several Paint It! artists have already generously agreed to donate 100% of their sales to help the relief effort. They will be extending their current exhibit, Paint It! Ellicott City 2016, until the end of September with a portion of the proceeds from the sale of this work donated to the fund. The Howard County Arts Council is establishing Re-create: Ellicott City Artist Relief Fund to aid to the many artists with studios and galleries in Ellicott City who suffered substantial losses of artwork and studio space. Volunteer Opportunitiesįind more information online at.
Preservation Maryland has set up an emergency flood recovery fund to aid in the repair and restoration of the City’s historic Main Street community and storefronts. The Ellicott City Partnership is currently accepting financial donations that will be used to assist merchants and residents with flood recovery. Updates to this post will be made when available. The town is not yet ready for physical volunteers, but donations, moral support and positive thoughts can be used immediately. If you're looking for a way to help, please read through the list below. The businesses and residents affected by the flooding on July 30 will need all the help they can get and many organizations and businesses are already offering an incredible amount of support at this time. Many generations of entrepreneurs have called Main Street home and the hope of many is that the tradition will continue. Old Ellicott City has a long history of strength, growth and resilience.
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