The Baltimore County Provider Council is a membership organization that is committed to building a professional community that improves the lives of older adults. Our membership is composed of individuals representing for-profit and not-for-profit businesses and government agencies that serve older adults in and around Baltimore County. We strive to provide opportunities for education, networking, leadership development, partnership building and philanthropy.
Why join?
Educational events are mostly held on the 4th Tuesday of the month beginning at 8:45 am from October through April (except for December, check calendar for exact meeting dates). These seminars provide information on current topics relevant to the needs of older adults. Open networking time is available before each educational session. Social Work CEU's and Certificates of Attendance are available for dues paying members.
Members Only Luncheons are held in the Fall and Spring and feature outstanding speakers on personal and professional development topics. Luncheons are tentative, depending on the current government recommendations for social gatherings.
Networking Happy Hours are held in the Summer and during the Winter Holiday season to have a relaxed atmosphere to meet others and build your referral network. The Winter Happy Hour also serves as one of our opportunities to support the Philanthropy Committee to donate to those in need. Networking Happy Hours are tentative, depending on the current government recommendations for social gatherings.
Consider Volunteering - The strength of our organization is directly related to the volunteerism of the board and the members. Consider being where the action is and having a hand in shaping the Provider Council by joining one of the following committees: Program Planning, Membership, Philanthropy, Special Events, Marketing/Communications and Technology. Serving on a committee is a great way to hone your leadership skills, meet others working in the field and learn from colleagues.
Board Involvement - Individuals who have completed one year of membership are also eligible to apply for a position on our Board. Elections for Board vacancies are held each year. For more information, see our By-laws.
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BCPC Spring Luncheon 06/02/26 You are invited to attend
Spring Luncheon
Tuesday, June 2nd
North Oaks Retirement Community
725 Mt. Wilson Lane
Baltimore, Md 21208
Join BCPC for the Spring Luncheon and enjoy a presentation by Wendy Elover, a life coach
who focuses on stress reduction and engagement.
PRESENTTION TITLE
The Invisible Load: Creating clarity, energy, and progress when you’re the one people rely on
DESCRIPTION
In work that involves supporting others, there is always something that needs your attention.
A decision to make. A situation to manage. A conversation that stays with you longer than expected.
Over time, that constant mental shifting doesn’t just stay on your to-do list. It starts to follow you, creating a sense of internal pressure that’s hard to fully step away from.
This session is designed to give you a different kind of space.
Instead of focusing on doing more or managing things better, we’ll slow things down. Through interactive thinking, light conversation, and simple clarity practices, you’ll have the opportunity to step out of the mental noise and reconnect with what actually matters.
This is not a traditional presentation or speech. It’s a facilitated experience where you’ll have time to think, reset, and process in a way that doesn’t usually happen in the middle of a busy day.
You’ll leave with a clearer mind, a greater sense of steadiness, and a next step that feels clear, grounded, and easy to move forward with.
BIO
Wendy Elover is a Joy and Clarity Strategist, TEDx speaker, and Amazon bestselling author who helps busy professionals quiet the mental noise and make clear, confident decisions when everything feels important.
Known for her relatable and interactive style, Wendy works with individuals and organizations who carry a high level of responsibility and are often the ones others rely on to figure things out. Rather than teaching people to do more, she helps them create the space needed to think clearly again so they can decide what truly matters and move forward with confidence, ease, and joy
North Oaks is planning a nice menu to include many options such as Salmon, Chicken, Ziti and Salad topped off with assorted desserts.If you require a Kosher meal please reach out to Lauren Plotkin at North Oaks.