 | Dr.
Webbink has been a devoted philanthropist throughout her life. She has
provided generously in the form of donations and services to many
organizations over the years, including:
- Recipient of the Devastatingly Local Award from Capital One Bank for her outstanding charity work in the community (2012)
- Chair of Board of Directors of the Prejudice Institute 501(c)(3)
- Work with the Lazarus Foundation, providing free computers to children
- Regular donations of food to So That Others Might Eat
- Founded the Prince Georges County Free Clinic in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, 1970
- For the last 25 years has donated to many programs that provide food for the homeless
- Volunteer tutoring, after school classes, parties and gifts for The Boys and Girls Clubs
- Extensive contributions to the Brookmont Community Church
- Founded and organized “Sludge Stoppers,” a local environmental protection campaign
- Donations to numerous charities, hospitals, and outreach organizations
- Free tutoring, donations and holiday parties for children and families in Section 8 housing
- Donations of free refurbished computers to children in need, for Title 1 Schools in:
- Baltimore
- Prince Georges County, Maryland
- The Eastern Shore
- Throughout Virginia
- Free Tutoring Services and Holiday Parties at:
- Queen’s Manor Apartments in Mt. Rainier, Maryland
- Queesntown Apartments in Mt. Rainier, Maryland
- Edgewood Community Center
- Millwood in Capital Heights, Maryland
- Montgomery County, Section 8 Housing
- Prince Georges County, Section 8 Housing
- Free consultation and workshops for the Hispanic community (CASA, Centro Catolico)
- Donations to Jobs with Justice
- Donations to A Wider Circle – community for ending poverty
- Food and computer donations to Spiral Grove Spiritual Community
- Free workshops weekly, bi weekly, and monthly for the community at large
- Free after school tutoring, scholarships and financial aid for families in need
- Contributions to National Public Radio (NPR)
- Contributions to the Susan G. Komen Foundation
- Volunteered time in working with mentally challenged as well as gifted children
- Volunteered with and gave financial and in-kind donations to hospice programs
- Volunteered at A Wider Circle completing chores for the community
- Presentations to several universities and colleges on various topics
- Food and computer donations to Spiral Grove Spiritual Community
- Free workshops weekly, bi weekly, and monthly for the community at large
- Free after school tutoring, scholarships and financial aid for families in need
- Volunteered time in working with mentally challenged as well as gifted children
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