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Comptroller Franchot to Tour Forest Park Senior Center, Present Proclamations to Businesses Friday
Comptroller to speak with seniors, see manufacture of aromatherapy products and recognize community center for its 25th year
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Comptroller Peter Franchot
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Comptroller Franchot will begin his day with a tour of the Forest Park Senior Center in Baltimore with Joe Aston, the center’s president, and Colonel Lloyd Hollaway, operations chief. The non-profit is a minority-owned recreational and social organization working to enhance the health and well-being of senior citizens in Baltimore. While there, the Comptroller will meet and speak with center members.
Next, the Comptroller will visit SoBotanical Apothecary & Aromatherapy, where he will present a proclamation to founder and owner, Theresa Cangialosi. SoBotanical offers an extensive collection of essential oil, natural skin and body care products. All products are hand-crafted in small batches at its warehouse to help customers find a path to inner and outer healing.
Mr. Franchot will conclude his stops at the Hampden Family Center, which has served as a hub for community activities for 25 years. He will present a proclamation to Executive Director Ashley Wilkes. The center provides a variety of programs and support services, including exercise classes, an after-school program, counseling, case management and support groups.
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10:15 a.m.
Forest Park Senior Center
4805 Liberty Heights Ave. #7157
Baltimore, MD 21270
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11 a.m.
SoBotanical Apothecary & Aromatherapy
1502 Clipper Mill Road
Balttimore, MD 21211
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11:45 a.m.
Hampden Family Center 1104 W. 36th St.
Baltimore, MD 21211
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