The Caring Collection Inc. creates stained glass artwork to benefit cancer patients at the Anne Arundel Medical Center DeCesaris Cancer Institute in Annapolis, Maryland, and the Johns Hopkins Medical Center Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center in Baltimore. We are composed of a group of over 90 volunteers of all ages and backgrounds who create stained glass angels and sun-catchers. To date, The Caring Collection has donated over $800,000 for specific equipment for patient care and research, and over 36,000 angels have been sold. Thank you for visiting and please let us know if you have any questions.
Just Announced
"JOY"
New 3-dimensional Angel
Available late September
Comes in white, light blue, soft pink, and soft gold
Dimensions: 10" H x 6 1/2" W x 3" D
Pricing to be determined
Mary Young, MD, from AAMC, Angelo M. DeMarzo, MD PhD, from Johns Hopkins, and Bobbie Burnett
Bobbie Burnett, president and founder of The Caring Collection, Inc. was announced as the winner of the Maryland's 2010 Health Care Heroes competition in the Volunteer category, sponsored by The Daily Record.
The Daily Record established Health Care Heroes eight years ago to recognize excellence, innovation and service in the health care profession; encourage the emulation of successful programs; educate the public; and salute the health care industry.
This year, The Daily Record received more than 200 nominations, which are solicited from The Daily Record's readers, area hospitals, health plans, community outreach and volunteer programs, hospices, veterinary practices, emergency responders and the business community.
All of the Health Care Heroes winners and finalists were honored at a breakfast held at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore. Winners are profiled in the Health Care Heroes magazine, to be published in The Daily Record on March 26. For more information about The Daily Record's Health Care Heroes Awards, please visit www.mddailyrecord.com.
Recent articles and videos featuring the Caring Collection
WMAR interview "Everyone Needs an Angel"
Bobbie Burnett, along with one of those affected by Bobbie's work, Katie Hood, joined Megan on Good Morning Maryland @ 9, to talk about the collection of stain glass angels which at this time of the year mean more to those fighting cancer then anything else.
All angels and suncatchers can be ordered online or picked up at the Caring Collection studio Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Just to be sure someone will be at the studio, you may want to call first. For weekend visits to the studio, please call first to make an appointment.
Join the Caring Collection in celebrating their 25th Anniversary of Love, Hope, Comfort and Caring
Share a Story:
Please share with us how our angels have touched you or someone you love by sending us an email.
The Caring Collection cordially invites groups and organizations to visit our studio. Demonstrations, tours, and hands-on experiences can be arranged. Stained glass artwork is also available for sale. Please call 410-849-5333 for information or to make an appointment.
The Caring Collection volunteers are interested in hosting small coffees and wine and cheese gatherings at homes to introduce their suncatchers and angels. Anyone interested in hosting such an event should contact Bobbie Burnett at 410-849-5333
Display Case of Angels at Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center in Baltimore
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Mary Young, MD, from AAMC, Angelo M. DeMarzo, MD PhD, from Johns Hopkins, and Bobbie Burnett 
Bobbie Burnett, president and founder of The Caring Collection, Inc. was announced as the winner of the Maryland's 2010 Health Care Heroes competition in the Volunteer category, sponsored by The Daily Record.
