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Environment
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Published
09/26/08
For a decade, Annapolis philanthropists Tom and Kitty Stoner have been spreading their love for the great outdoors by funding community gardens, hospital meditation courtyards and even a landscaped reflection area at a prison. 
Kathleen Lange - For The CapitalNancie Kennedy of Annapolis chats with author and philanthropist Tom Stoner during a book signing event at the Chesapeake Bay Foundation on Tuesday. Mr. Stoner and co-author Carolyn Rapp, also seated at table, wrote 'Open Spaces, Sacred Places.' The book documents the work of Mr. Stoner's TKF Foundation. Ms. Kennedy is a board member of Unity Gardens, a community greening group that got its start through the TKF Foundation. Find Us On Facebook
Now they have another tool to share their message: Mr. Stoner co-authored a book documenting some of their most touching and inspirational projects. From more than 100 projects - about one-quarter of them in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County - Mr. Stoner and the staff of his TKF Foundation picked 10 to highlight in the book, titled "Open Spaces, Sacred Places." The foundation has spent...
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