 Goetze's Candy donates Cow Tales® to healthcare heroes at Maryland hospitals. Photo courtesy of Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) Facebook page. BALTIMORE, MD April 28, 2020 — To show their gratitude for the men and women working on the front lines of the local healthcare system, Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., donated caramel sweets to staffers at seven Maryland hospitals. The “Ounce of Joy” project was named for the donation of Cow Tales®, each weighing one ounce, to healthcare teams at GBMC, MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center, University of Maryland Medical Center, MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital, MedStar Union Memorial Hospital, the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center, and Gilchrist.
 Goetze's Candy Company donates Caramel Creams and Cow Tales Minis to Kennedy Krieger Institute for trick-or-treating. BALTIMORE, MD (October 31, 2019) — Goetze’s Candy Company, a Maryland-based manufacturer of caramel products including Cow Tales® and Caramel Creams®, celebrated Halloween by donating sweet treats to the Kennedy Krieger Institute for its employee costume contest. Held annually, the contest serves as an interactive way for patients, their families and staff to get into the spirit of Halloween.
 Goetze’s set up stations at Back to School Night where parents and students were invited to pick up the tools they needed to kick off a successful school year. BALTIMORE, MD (October 10, 2019) — Goetze’s Candy Company, donated more than $3,200 in new school supplies to students at Holabird Academy, a Baltimore City public school serving more than 500 students in grades pre-K through eighth grade.
 Mitchell Goetze, CEO of Goetze's Candy Company (left) with Secretary Mike Gill from the Maryland Department of Commerce (right). BALTIMORE, MD (December 6, 2018) — The Maryland Department of Commerce celebrated a major milestone for Goetze’s Candy Company, recognizing Caramel Creams® being made in Maryland for 100 years.
 Pictured left to right: Mitchell Goetze, Cereta Spencer, Meghan Brody, and Jeffery Kendrick. A portion of the Bulls-Eye beer proceeds are donated to MCVET and Goetze’s Candy Company matched the donation with a second check. BALTIMORE, MD (October 26, 2018) — Goetze’s Candy Company partnered with Monument City Brewing to create the limited edition ‘Bulls-Eye’ beer. The idea began when Rob Goss of Whitey’s Liquors was eating a handful of Goetze’s Caramel Creams® candy, and decided to text Kennith Praay, co-founder of Monument City Brewing, to throw out the idea of brewing a beer using the iconic candies.
 Mitchell Goetze holding the copper kettle after winning the 73rd Kettle Awards. BALTIMORE, MD (May 22, 2018) — At the Candy Industry’s 73rd Kettle Awards, Mitchell Goetze, CEO of Goetze’s Candy Co., received the industry’s most prestigious award, the gleaming copper kettle. Goetze's Candy is based in Baltimore, MD, where they've been producing a number of various confectioneries – including their iconic Caramel Creams and Cow Tales – for over a century.
 Iconic American treat maintains nostalgic caramel flavor for generations. BALTIMORE, MD (April 2, 2018) — Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc., a manufacturer of caramel products produced in the U.S., is excited to announce that April 2, 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the brand’s nostalgic candy, Caramel Creams®. The fifth generation family-owned business owes much of its success to Caramel Creams, their signature product which has always been manufactured in Maryland.
 The world record for the largest Cow Tale measured approximately 10 feet in length. BALTIMORE, MD (June 28, 2017) — Goetze’s Candy Company, Inc. announces that they will be setting an all new world record at the Maryland State Fair this year with the largest Cow Tales® ever recorded. A normal Cow Tale is approximately one ounce in size and seven inches in length. Cow Tales are a soft, chewy caramel wrapped around a decadent cream center.
 Team Give & Goetze right before running the Under Armour Kelly St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock 5k. BALTIMORE, MD (March 18, 2016) — Team Give & Goetze kicked off the 2016 race season at the Under Armour Kelly St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock 5k on Sunday March 13th, 2016. There were 13 runners who grabbed their green and joined team Give & Goetze to complete a 5k run through the streets of downtown Baltimore City. Team Give & Goetze completed 40.3 miles, raising over $200 for the Barth Syndrome Foundation.
 Christmas tree donated by Goetze's Candy Company to the Festival of Trees. BALTIMORE, MD (November 2, 2015) — Be sure to join Goetze’s Candy Company on Friday, November 27 through Sunday, November 29 for the Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Festival of Trees!
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