The switch to virtual that so many events are undertaking this year is often done out of necessity at first. But once it’s underway, it can spark something new.

That was the case for the Ulman Foundation, the Locust Point-based nonprofit that supports young adult cancer patients and survivors.

As the foundation team was getting creative with new ideas for fundraising in the wake of the pandemic’s pause on in-person events, they hit on an idea for peer-to-peer fundraising that brings together many nonprofits. It resulted in a new initiative that’s raising money for nonprofits across the state: MOVE Maryland.

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