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BGR in the Community


Berman Goldman & Ribakow is committed to giving back to our community. Both as a firm, and as individuals, we take pleasure in participating in a variety of local charitable events and fundraisers.


BGR supports and sincerely thanks Howard County's Professional Fire Fighters for your steadfast commitment to the residents and businesses of Howard County. The peace-of-mind you provide is invaluable. Thank you for your courage and dedication.


American Heart Association’s 2010 Start! Howard County Heart Walk – For another year, BGR is proud to be a sponsor of the American Heart Association’s 2010 Start! Howard County Heart Walk. The Walk will take place on Sunday, September 19, 2010. Activities begin at 2 pm and the Walk begins at 3 pm. Centennial Park, Ellicott City

Heartwalk Team


Our staff volunteers on several non profit committees including the Gilchrist Hospice Care Taste and Auction committee. The Taste is Hospice's annual fund-raiser and all proceeds generated help Hospice provide end-of-life care and services to those in need throughout the Howard County community. If you are interested in attending or contributing to this year's event, it will be held at Turf Valley Resort on Sunday October 24th at 5:00pm. For more information, to volunteer or to make a donation, please call Gilchrist Hospice at 410-730-5072 or Shelley Romano at our office, 410-418-4400.


BGR is pleased to be involved in Howard County's Adopt a Road program. Four times a year, our employees pick up litter and other debris on a stretch of Snowden River Parkway. Participating in the program is a fun and easy way to make a positive impact on the environment and help keep Howard County beautiful.

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