Susan Iaquinta

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Susan Iaquinta


Time isn’t the largest factor in determining who a Firesoul is: it’s the dedication and passion that drive Firesouls to be who they truly are. For Susan Iaquinta, her title as a Firesoul encapsulates the meaningful impact she has already accomplished as major gifts officer for the Baltimore Washington Medical Center Foundation, Inc.

Currently serving as the Major Gift Officer for the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center, Susan manages planned gifts and donations that work to improve the atmosphere at the BWMC. These donations serve as an investment in promoting the health and wellness of the community, working to sponsor places like the Healing Garden.

As an ambassador for the Healing Garden, Susan is inspired by the garden’s impact on patients and their families in times of struggle.

“Oftentimes I hear patients tell me how the garden has given them strength and serenity, simply by looking out the window as they receive treatment for cancer.”

As a Firesoul, Susan feels rewarded by the network of other Firesouls and individuals who she can connect to for advice on how best to maintain the Healing Garden as a site of tranquility. Growing programming and strategies for the next generation of Firesouls and nature lovers is a crucial part of Susan’s work and one that aligns perfectly with her responsibilities and passions as a Firesoul.


My Sacred Place


University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center Healing Garden

At the Healing Garden at the Tate Cancer Center, the green tranquil space is crucial to all members of the center’s community: employees, visitors, patients, families.

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Steve has 12 years of experience working with a global organization that supports sustainable and affordable housing to underserved communities. His interests and efforts also included investment in environmentally friendly communities. Currently, Steve is working to supporting efforts that provide natural sustainable environments that upgrades and empowers communities’ experiences of nature. Nature is important to...

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