July 2018, students from Calvert School and Hamilton Elementary and Middle School participated in a Student Leadership Day in memory of Sebastian. Summer of 2022.
see moreThe mission of the Sebass Foundation is to promote public safety, foster community ties and positively engage Baltimore’s youths by providing unique and challenging opportunities to nurture character development.
Sebastian Tucker Richard Dvorak was a passionate, friendly, and generous young man when he was shot on June 13, 2017—just 2 days after his 27th birthday. He was walking home from his birthday celebration in Canton when he was robbed and killed on Boston Street. Sebastian, or “Sebass” as his friends knew him, loved Baltimore city—the people, the culture, the history, the sports teams. In honor of Sebastian, his memory, and his love of our city, the Sebass Foundation is committed to supporting Baltimore City programs, particularly for those most at risk. Through our partnerships we hope to support public safety efforts, athletics and other activities that promote character-building, leadership, and responsibility, both personal and civic. Further, The Sebass Foundation aims to provide pathways towards college and careers for the youth of Baltimore with job and scholarship opportunities.
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The Sebass Foundation is currently a non profit with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor.
The foundation has shifted from Strong City Baltimore to the Players Philanthropy Fund. Donation links have been updated. Contact us at info@sebassfoundation.org if you would like to get involved or if you would like to make a donation please do. Thank you for your ongoing interest and support.CONTAct US
Mailk Mungo, one of two that killed Sebastian in 2017, was found Guilty of felony 1st degree murder. Guilty of robbery. Guilty of participation in gang. Guilty of conspiracy to participate in gang. Guilty of participation in gang resulting in a death.
October 18, 2021.
Gang members have been charged and in some cases tried, in the killing of Sebastian Dvorak. Their arrests were part of a larger case involving 13 members of the Bloods gang. The charges they faced were for murder, drugs, organized crime and others.
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The Sebass Foundation currently is a non-profit
with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor
The mission of the Sebass Foundation is to promote public safety, foster community ties and positively engage Baltimore’s youths by providing unique and challenging opportunities to nurture character development.
FOUNDERS AND KEY MEMBERS
Lisa Richard & David Dvorak; Co-Founders and parents of Sebastian
Matt Lanzi, Greg Wohlfort and KC Corbett (Foundation Leads)
EMAIL
info@sebassfoundation.org
© 2021 The Sebass Foundation. All Right Reserved. Logo emblem and BASSMAN sticker design by K.C. Corbett.
The Sebass Foundation is a project of Players Philanthropy Fund, a Maryland charitable trust recognized by IRS as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID: 27-6601178). Contributions to The Sebass Foundation are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
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