It Takes a Community
We each have a role, from giving to receiving, that helps society thrive.
Ways You Can Volunteer
YES ... YOU ... CAN help create a better quality of life for individuals with disabilities.
Creative Acts of Kindness are expressed every day; from Volunteering your time, to Teaching a class, or Sponsoring events and outings. There is no shortage of ways you can engage and make a direct difference.
Whether as an individual, a family, a business, a church or community organization, we can help you determine which projects are best suited for your interest.
Volunteers help make life choices for individuals with disabilities a reality. The rewards are abundant for the giver, the receiver and the community. Contact Us to help you get started.
Contributions and Donations
Help strengthen our Mission and be a part of this movement by making contributions of goods & supplies, or Financial donations; which make up a huge part of our success.
All Contributions and Donations are greatly appreciated.
Financial Donations
One-time or monthly recurring donations can be made by following this DONATE link. To make an endowment or donate other financial instruments, please Contact Us directly to coordinate.
Donation of Supplies
Many different types of supplies are needed to support our activities. The Donation Form provides descriptions of some of the departmental needs for the Programs we provide.
Fund Raising Events
These events are great opportunities for you or your organization to support our cause while having a fun-filled time in your community. Follow our Website to learn how you can participate in upcoming scheduled events … OR, Contact Us to determine how we can partner together by creating a fund raiser.
Civic Partnerships
Our Mission is hugely benefited by partnering with local civic volunteer organizations that truly have a heart for serving their community. The generosity of these organizations is paramount to strengthening our operations; and also create a lasting legacy in the surrounding community.
