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Maryland Live Casino recently hosted the 12th Annual Casey Cares Rock ‘N’ Roll Bash LIVE, at Rams Head Center Stage. Guests enjoyed a lineup of classic rock entertainment, highlighting music from the 1970s and 1980s, including performances by Satisfaction, a Rolling Stones tribute band; and High Voltage, an AC/DC tribute band. As part of their ongoing commitment to serve the nonprofit community, Maryland Live sponsored the event by hosting the fundraiser at no cost to the Casey Cares Foundation. Casey Cares provides uplifting, ongoing and personalized programs to critically ill children and their families.
Michael H McCabe (left), owner of American Breadcrumb Company LLC; Chris Swanson (center), vice president at Wayne Moving and Storage Company; and Neil Hebenton, director at Parexel Informatics attended the 12th Annual Casey Cares Rock ‘N’ Roll Bash LIVE.
From left to right, Thomas Edward Hardie, Charlotte Hardie, Ed Hardie, regional sales vice president at Prudential and Jennifer McFarlane, a marketing specialist at QVC, pose at the Casey Cares fundraiser.
From left to right, Thomas Edward Hardie, Charlotte Hardie, Ed Hardie, regional sales vice president at Prudential and Jennifer McFarlane, a marketing specialist at QVC, pose at the Casey Cares fundraiser.
From left to right, Lynn Doyle, a longtime television host with Comcast/NBC Universal; Donna M. Richardson, owner of Nasdon Communications; Leslie Curtis, an elementary school teacher; and Debbie Kale, an account executive at Alere Health Systems of Baltimore attended the event at Maryland Live Casino.
Casey Baynes (left), founder and executive director of the Casey Cares Foundation; Mike DiMayo (center), Casey Cares Foundation president; and Ellen DiMayo, a Casey Cares Foundation Board member, who is married to Mike DiMayo, attended the fundraiser for the nonprofit organization.
