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Memory of Teen Lives on in Fundraising Effort
A foundation formed after the death of a local teen is giving back to the community.

A nonprofit formed after the death of a Broadneck High School freshman will soon host its first-ever fundraiser in Annapolis, focusing on doing good deeds locally.
The Olivia Constants Foundation was established in memory of Olivia Constants, who died in June 2011 after a sailing accident on the Severn River. The charity formed in her name is operated by family members and friends, including her sister Chloe Constants.
"Our mission is to do everything we can, for whomever we can, in the spirit of Olivia," Chloe Constants said in the foundation's promotional video.
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In February, the foundation awarded $500 in grants to Severn River Middle School and $360 to Arnold Elementary School in Arnold to support bullying prevention.
The first foundation fundraiser is scheduled for May 11 at Mears Marina in Annapolis. The event promises, "An evening of great food, music, refreshments and an opportunity to do a little bit more, to help those we can, in the spirit of Olivia."
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A host of Annapolis restaurants are sponsors of the event, including The Chart House, Brio Tuscan Grille, Bertucci, Boatyard Bar & Grill, Carparccio Tuscan Kitchen, Rockfish, Smokehouse & Tavern, Main Ingredient and Mike’s Crab House.
Tickets are $100 and can be purchased at the foundation's website.
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