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INDEPENDENCE AND ACCESS FOR ALL
SUMMER 2014
PLAYGROUND PARK
PROJECT LEARN MORE ON PAGE 6
UPCOMING EVENTS Saturday, July 26, 2014 | ARISE at the Farm Help us make our dream of building an accessible playground a reality! All proceeds from the 25- and 12-mile cycle rides, walk & wheel-a-thon, and family festival directly support this project. ariseandride.org
UNIQUE
August 15, 2014 – September 21, 2014 Everson Museum of Art Come see the artwork and poetry featured in the 2014 UNIQUE Magazine! uniquemagazine.org
A MESSAGE TO OUR FRIENDS THE DONKEY BRAYS AND THE PONY NEIGHS I’m not sure when I first heard the song “All God’s Critters Got a Place in the Choir.” And I had no idea who wrote it until I did research for this little piece. Answer: Bill Staines, born in 1947, lives in New Hampshire.
Tom McKeown
Executive Director
What a fine imagination Bill has. He has also overcome a challenge to become a musician. Bill is left-handed and plays a right-handed guitar upside-down, with the bass strings on the bottom. In the song, each of the critters has a unique sound to add to the symphony. The variety yields a rich harmony. I am reminded of that fact when I reflect on the diversity of our activities in multiple communities in Central New York. The Oswego ramp-building activities are especially on my mind. Over many years, groups of dedicated volunteers have constructed scores of ramps that enable people to remain in their own homes. Soon after we built a ramp for one man he experienced a fire that totally destroyed his home. Except for the ramp. And he lives and breathes today because he was able to exit the home in time.
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Staff in Auburn organized an annual conference in June. I attended the conference for many years when it was organized by some of these same staff members when they worked for Options for Independence. Now as ARISE employees, they dedicated the same energy to pull off a successful event. We were delighted to hear the keynote speaker, Alec Frazier, as he described his life with autism. Our advocates in Oneida and Syracuse are taking leadership roles to celebrate the 24th anniversary of the landmark civil rights legislation: the Americans with Disabilities Act. Parades will be held in late July. And we may not have donkeys at the Farm, but our ponies neigh, and the new fainting goat faints. So I am told. To the delight of all the summer campers. I invite all these fine advocates, staff, and volunteers to take a bow. And I recommend that the rest of us “clap our hands, paws, or anything we got.”
RAISING DISABILITY AWARENESS ARISE Partners with Millard Fillmore Elementary School In collaboration with teachers from Millard Fillmore Elementary School in Moravia, ARISE hosted an interactive, full-day workshop on disability awareness. The goal of the event was to give students an understanding of what it is like to live day-to-day with a disability and to show them that people who have disabilities are able to do the same things as everyone else, but maybe just a little bit differently.
Greg, petting Seers while asking intriguing questions of Lance and Susan and taking turns pushing themselves up the aisles in a wheelchair. Teachers also simulated what it would be like to live with different types of disabilities throughout the entire day. The annual Disability Awareness Day is just one of the many outreach initiatives done by the Cayuga/Seneca County office staff each year. On June 26th, we once again organized a full day conference of workshops and sessions on disability services and tools that help people live independently in the community.
After their afternoon assembly, students had the opportunity to pose questions to a panel including: Darryl Storie, who uses a wheelchair; Susan Gray, ARISE Board Member, who Darryl Storie shows students how his wheelchair became blind at 19 and uses a unloads from his car’s rooftop carrier. white cane; Lance Lyons, who We’d like to thank the participants at Millard Fillmore became blind in his 20’s and now has a seeing eye dog Elementary, Darryl Storie, Susan Gray, Lance Lyons named “Seers;” and Greg Guy, ARISE Director of the and Greg Guy for their time and energy in Cayuga & Seneca County office, who has limited use of making Disability Awareness Day a success! As his arm after several surgeries to his shoulder. always, we would like to thank Bernie Simmons Students took turns walking up and down stairs with and the staff at Balloons Restaurant for their their eyes closed using a cane with assistance from continued support of this event.
On Opposite Page: Students from Millard Fillmore Elementary and the panel during Disability Awareness Day on June 4.
NEWSFLASH
2014 ADA Celebrations in July
Mental Health Outreach Expands
The Americans with Disabilities Act will be turning 24 in July! Our Cayuga/Seneca County office celebrated this important anniversary at their June 26th conference and celebrations continue in other counties through July. Together we can work to ensure that every community is open to all and make sure that the civil rights of people with disabilities are protected.
In an effort to provide support to children and families who are experiencing emotional distress, our SchoolBased Mental Health program is expanding. We will now also be in Lyncourt and Huntington, and we are placing an additional clinician at Frazer K-8 School.
• Oswego County Celebration Thursday, July 10, 2014 2:00 PM Proclamation County Office Building, Oswego • Onondaga County Celebration Thursday, July 24, 2014 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM City Hall Commons - Atrium, Syracuse • Madison County Celebration Friday, July 25, 2014 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Kallet Civic Center, Oneida
We are also excited to add a Registered Nurse (RN) and a Nurse Practitioner (NP) to our clinical team in Onondaga County. The RN will be offering wellness services such as biometrics, smoking cessation, and psychosocial education around diabetes and depression while the NP will allow us to serve more clients and decrease wait times.
OPEN-CAPTIONED MOVIES Midway Drive-In | Minetto, NY
Did you know Midway Drive-In Theater offers open-captioned movies on Sunday? Learn more at midwaydrivein.com
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COMING TOGETHER FOR RAMPS
Ride for Ramps Brings Critical Funds as the Need Continues to Grow Special Thanks To Our 2014 ARISE & Ride for Ramps Sponsors!
Thanks to a great partnership with Lighthouse Lanes and the Oswego Speedway, our 2014 Ride for Ramps was bigger and better than ever. Motorcyclists enjoyed a beautiful ride, runners took on the 5K route, and kids had the special opportunity to ride their bikes on the Oswego Speedway Track. Since we do not receive any public funding for the Ramp Program in Oswego County, donations are critical to our ability to respond to needs in the community. The Ride for Ramps event gave a much-needed boost of money to the program. Funds raised that day will purchase materials for 10 ramps. However, the waiting list grows almost daily with people who are in urgent need of regaining their freedom. Right now, there are 60 people on the list. Some cannot come home from a hospital/nursing home because they do not have a ramp while others are at risk of having to leave their home because without a ramp, they are unable to safely enter and exit their home. There are many ways you can make a difference and help us meet this need. You can: make a gift, volunteer at one of our builds (construction experience is a plus but not necessary), form a corporate volunteer team, and more. If you would like to learn how you can make a difference, contact Nancy Kern Kronen at 671-2903 or nkronen@ariseinc.org.
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Event Partners:
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DID YOU KNOW?
3 Things You May Not Know about UNIQUE 1. The 2014 Editorial Board is the Largest One Yet!
With 13 members, the UNIQUE Editorial Board has more than doubled over the past few years! Each year the Editorial Board is tasked with the tough job of reviewing 100+ submissions and selecting the final pieces that are published. We are so grateful to the following community members who are serving on the 2014 Editorial Board:
Joseph Rufo, 2014 UNIQUE Artist, personally delivers his painting to the winning bidder, James Stoddard from Haylor, Freyer & Coon!
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Lauren Bristol, Sparky Town Restaurant Greg Callen, Move Along, Inc. Dan Cummings, NewsChannel 9 Nienke Dosa, M.D., Upstate University Hospital Cora True-Frost, Syracuse University Jim True-Frost, Actor Sean Kirst, The Post-Standard Agnes McCray, Community Advocate Pam McLaughlin, Everson Museum of Art Kathy O’Connell, Radiant Abilities Virginia Parker, Retired Educator Lauren Pistell, Richard S. Shineman Foundation Patricia Roesch, Magic Dragon Magazine
2. UNIQUE Turns Fourteen This Year!
The 2014 UNIQUE Magazine will mark the 14th anniversary of the publication! UNIQUE has developed into a true community celebration over the years. Our list of traveling exhibitions continues to grow and we are so grateful to the Everson Museum of Art for hosting the opening exhibition for the fourth year in a row.
2. UNIQUE Features A Diverse Group of Artists
From children as young as eleven to adults in their 90s, UNIQUE has been proud to feature work from a diverse group of artists. As 2013 & 2014 Editorial Board Member Dan Cummings said, “...each entry gave me a glimpse into the life of another human being. These artist expressions of hope and pain, love and loss are as unique as the individuals who created them. Often, what can’t be expressed in any other way, finds an ideal outlet in a poem, an essay, a drawing, painting, or piece of sculpture.”
Jonathan Tipton, 2014 UNIQUE Artist, with Robert Relph and Kristen North from Relph Benefit Advisors. Their firm purchased a full-size print of his drawing for their office.
UNIQUE 2014 will open to the public at the Everson Museum of Art from 8/15 - 9/21.
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PLAYGROUND PARK
PROJECT FEATURES:
Fully Rubberized Surface
Because all kids should be able to move about & play independently, regardless of how they get around.
Fully Ramped Playground - with -
Multiple Points of Entry
ADVENTURE & PLAY FOR ALL By: BrandiLee Schafran & Casey Wink, Parents
Because every part of the playground should be accessible to all!
Play Equipment for Kids of All Ages & Abilities Because every child should be able to participate. There will be slides, tunnels, and swings (lots of swings!)
Family Picnic Area
Because parents need a place to rest after 50 rounds on the slide!
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BrandiLee & Gavin
As parents of children who participate in programs at ARISE at the Farm, we’ve seen the difference the Farm has made on our children. You can only imagine the chills we felt when Emma sat up for the first time on the horse, or, when Gavin developed strength so that he could hold his head up by himself longer. Our families’ stories are not unique, and we know that many other families hold similar moments in their hearts as well.
When we first learned about the playground project, we thought it was very interesting. When we saw the initial plans and realized what it would mean for our kids, we became ecstatic! As parents of children who use wheelchairs, we are constantly seeking Casey & Emma experiences that are fully available to them. So often we are in places where our child can do one or two activities while other kids are running around from one thing to another.
MAKE YOUR
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DOUBLE THE SNOW FOUNDATION WILL
MATCH YOUR GIFT (CONTINUED) We want to help make this playground a reality, and we hope you’ll join us! Every dollar that is raised will go directly towards the playground fund. We’re also excited to share that the Snow Foundation will be matching each dollar up to $15,000. That means each gift will automatically be doubled – for every $50, ARISE at the Farm will receive $100. Your support can make a huge difference! In addition to making a one-time gift, you can also join us on July 26th for ARISE & Ride at the Farm! In addition to the 25- and 12-mile bike rides that day, we’re so excited about the first ever Walk & WheelA-Thon. The walk or wheel trip will take place around the 7/8-mile paved track at the Farm and will be a fun experience for the entire family. Sensory activity stations will be spaced around the track to provide an opportunity to play and rest. Our kids are taking charge and creating their own fundraising pages (Let’s go Team Emma and Team Gavin!). If you’re unable to make it to the event, you can also register as a “virtual rider” and help fundraise online. Or, you can pledge another rider or make a one-time donation. Every dollar counts. No gift is too little – especially since it’s doubled.
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THE
PLAYGROUND
UP TO $15,000! EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS. HERE’S HOW YOU CAN GIVE: • Make a One-Time Gift
Online: ariseinc.org/playground By Mail: use the enclosed envelope or mail your gift to ARISE Foundation, 635 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13203
• Join us on July 26th for ARISE & Ride at the Farm Register online at ariseandride.org
The Farm means so much to our families and we are thrilled to be able to give back to the Farm in a way that will impact kids and their families for decades to come. Your support will allow kids of all abilities to experience this sense of adventure – together.
• Collect Pledges & Ask Your Friends!
You can help make a difference. Rally your family and friends. You can make this dream a reality. Thank you for your support!
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FINDING THE RIGHT FIT
My Experience with Adaptive Communication Devices By: Michael Theobald For people that can’t communicate clearly, being able to use an augmentative speech device is very important. Unfortunately, there isn’t a simple set of rules regarding an individual’s disability and the type of device that may best fit their needs
ARISE Receives United Way Award
It was a big night for ARISE at the United Way Achievements in Caring Community Appreciation Event! We were honored to receive the 2013 Partner Agency Award and we were thrilled that ARISE Foundation Board Member, Lt. Col. Edward Cook, was recognized as the Exceptional Community Volunteer of the Year! We are proud to partner with United Way and our employees are proud United Way supporters.
The first device I got, in 2009, was a Dynavox, which was covered under Medicaid and cost close to $7,000. Shortly after I got the device I got a hands-free aftermarket head mouse ($500). The head mouse consists of a small dot that I would put on my forehead and a small device that looked like a webcam. A mouse icon on the screen would follow the dot as my forehead moved, allowing me to have better control of the mouse. Unfortunately, the Dynavox was very bulky and heavy. Since I have limited ability to lift or move objects, this made it very difficult for me to transport or use the device. I also felt that the software wasn’t fast enough, and would find myself waiting for programs to open. It was also very noisy, which made me feel very nervous and embarrassed. While the Dynavox had a touch screen, I struggled to press the screen hard enough to select what I wanted to input. Because the Dynavox wasn’t helping me communicate effectively, I decided it was time to try the iPad and the Proloquo2go app to see if it was a better fit. The app was a lot faster but I did have a few problems with the new device. First, the iPad wasn’t connected to my wheelchair, so I kept dropping it. Also, the app drains the battery relatively quickly and the speaker on the iPad isn’t always loud enough. Luckily, there are heavyduty cases as well as portable battery extenders and Bluetooth speakers that can help resolve these issues. The biggest drawback I have found with the iPad is the lack of head mouse and eye-gaze technology. Eye-gaze is an add-on offered on the Dynavox that follows the heat of the user’s pupils and selects things by following them. This gives individuals with less mobility and dexterity an option for communication. While this is not currently available on the iPad, I am excited to have discovered there is a Bluetooth button system in development. Until then, I have to rely solely on my slow-moving arms.
ARISE Recognizes TGI Fridays ARISE was pleased to present TGI Fridays with a 2014 Special Recognition Award for their commitment to hiring people with disabilities. Pictured (left to right): Mark DenDanto, ARISE Employment Consultant; Carl Benz, TGI Fridays; and Nichole McGrath, ARISE Job Coach.
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The biggest difference that I have found between the two systems is that the Proloquo2go app has been constantly improved in order to meet market demands. With all of the advances in technology, it will be exciting to see the limitless possibilities. However, at the end of the day it’s still up to each individual to see which device works best for their own personal situation.
CELEBRATING COMMUNITY PARTNERS & FRIENDS 2014 ARISE Special Appreciation Event
We were thrilled to recognize the following people who are part of our movement to remove barriers, sustain needs, strengthen skills, and enrich the lives of people with disabilities across Central New York: • Michael Klaehn and Ernie Wheeler for 10 years of leadership and service on the ARISE Board of Directors. • Catherine Ficarra, Anna Goings, Mikayla
Mazur, Kathy Merola, Giavanna Merola, Kaitlyn O’Reilly, and David Tait for sharing
their time, skills, and dedication as volunteers at ARISE at the Farm. • Jeremy Holden, Thaler Pembroke, Dick Scheutzow, and Corey Williams for their generosity of time, talent, and commitment to help people share in the joy of flying down the slopes through ARISE & Ski. • Scott Pecoy and Glen Suckling for their leadership and dedication to the Oswego County Ramp Program.
• Mike Nortman for his many years of volunteer service through ARISE & Ski and for serving as a key member of our ARISE & Ride at the Farm Planning Committee. • Sally Cutler for sharing her time and expertise with ARISE staff through her invaluable public speaking sessions. • BNY Mellon and Haylor, Freyer & Coon for embracing our mission and their generous support of our work. • Everson Museum of Art for hosting the opening exhibit of UNIQUE Magazine. • Rescue Mission & TGI Fridays for their commitment to hiring people with disabilities
SPECIAL THANKS • Anna Ros for asking her friends to bring items from the ARISE at the Farm wish-list in lieu of presents for her birthday party! • Central New York Reining Horse Association (CNYRHA) for selecting ARISE as their 2014 Charity! We are so grateful for CNYRHA’s donation of proceeds from their Ride and Slide event in support of the therapeutic and adaptive horseback riding programs at the Farm.
Photo Courtesy of Waltenberry
Thanks to our community partners and friends, who have recently offered their support:
• The Family of Victoria L. Lunkenheimer who asked that donations in Victoria’s memory be made to ARISE at the Farm. We are moved by the family’s decision to honor her in such a special way. • KeyBank Staff who spent the day cleaning fences and staining the deck in order to make the Farm sparkle and shine!
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Board of Directors
WHY I SUPPORT ARISE
Lynn Hamilton, ARISE Foundation Board Member
ARISE Foundation.
I’ve always been a believer in giving back to the community and was so thrilled when I was introduced to the
board member, I am proud to see the tangible results from this effort. Proceeds from ARISE & Ride at the Farm have helped make new programs possible like the 21-Day Therapeutic Riding Challenge. Meanwhile, some of the proceeds from the inaugural dinner this year are allowing us to build more ramps for families in need in Oswego County.
We are so excited to host the 4th ARISE provides so many annual ARISE & Ride at the Farm opportunities for people of all event on Saturday, July 26th. This abilities – is my third year and not just serving on the “I am so impressed with the people with committee and developmental staff at ARISE and how they work the event will be tirelessly to help people.” disabilities but better than ever! veterans and I’ll be riding in seniors as well. I am so impressed the 25-mile cycle ride this year and with the staff at ARISE and how hope you’ll join us (especially all of they work tirelessly to help people. my fellow Irongirl trainees – it’ll be You can tell that they genuinely a great final training session!). care about what they are doing If you want to work with great and the difference they are making people and work to promote in people’s lives. independence for everyone, Support for the Foundation has ARISE is the organization to get grown so much since it was involved with! founded three years ago and as a
Tania Anderson, President Sue Judge, Vice President Michael Cook, Treasurer Janet L. Haskins, Secretary Greg Callen Maurie Heins Matt Dadey Michael Klaehn David DelNero Agnes McCray John Donovan Mitch Mitchell Linda Erb Cassandra Nixon Gary Forbes Bill Porta Susan Gray
Foundation Board of Directors Denise McGraw, Chair Edward W. Cook, Jr., Vice Chair David Dreverman, Treasurer Agnes McCray, Secretary Michelle Alletzhauser Joseph Hatfield John Bosco Carol Kranz Kim Brown Connor McGough Marianne DiNiro Tom McKeown Carol DiOrio BrandiLee Schafran Jeffrey Grimshaw Dan Schafran Lynn Hamilton Kristen Smith Janet L. Haskins Janice I. Vitale
Staff Leadership Tom McKeown, Executive Director Susan Craig, Quality Improvement Greg Guy, Cayuga/Seneca County Office Sabine Ingerson, Oswego County Offices Nancy Kern Kronen, Development & PR Kimberly Langbart, Mental Health Services Kim Lipke, Finance Nina Lutz, Independent Living Services Karen Lynch, Human Resources Sue Rogers, Executive Assistant Gigina Long, Communications Associate Bethanie Hemingway, Development Associate
JOIN THE MOVEMENT WELCOME OUR NEW BOARD MEMBERS
Michelle Alletzhauser ARISE Foundation
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David DelNero
ARISE Board of Directors
Joseph Hatfield ARISE Foundation
Connor McGough ARISE Foundation
Cassandra Nixon
ARISE Board of Directors
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
We’d like to thank the following individuals and organizations who made donations from April 16, 2014 to June 30, 2014 in support of independence and access for all. AAA of Western & Central New York ACR Health Alan Byer Auto Sales Anonymous Donors AT Wally Janine F. Backman Carolyn Barker Balloons Restaurant Barbara Bellinger Billie the DJ Lisa Blok Bosco & Geers Mkt. Ltd. Brackens Financial Solutions Network Bridgeport Salon & Spa Jim & Kathy Burns Timothy J. Carroll Emily Champagne CNY Community Foundation Compass Credit Union Tami Davern David & Darlene Devendorf
John Donovan Kathleen Donovan P. Drescher Incorporated David Dreverman Michael J. Falise Barbara Falkowski Chuck Fiello Jr. James D. Freyer Jr. & Shari Lewis Freyer Fulton Savings Bank G. Ray Bodley High School Jean Gendron Bob & Pam Getek The Gifford Foundation Lynn Goldacker Susan & Richard Gray Greene Point Marina, LLC Raymond W. Hackbarth Lynn Hamilton Janet Haskins Haylor, Freyer & Coon, Inc. Sandra Hewett Barb Hobby
David Hucks Holiday Inn - Auburn Tim Horton’s INFICON, Inc. Edward & Susan Judge K-9 Grooming & Pet Motel Jim & Pat Karasek Paul Kimball Nancy Kern Kronen & R. Douglas Eaton Peter & Sandy Laun Lawrence P. Brown David Lepage Danielle P. Liddic Liquor City Larry Lykins Lynch’s Furniture M&T Bank MacKenzie-Childs Maggie’s at the Riverbend Frank Malfitano Estate of Ferris Mangus Medicare Made Simple
McGowan’s Hardware Denise & Owen McGraw Tom & Lynne McKeown Ed Mertens David & Mary Morgan NBT Bank Northside Baptist Osteria Salina Oswego County Traffic Safety Oswego Speedway Owasco Wines & Liquors Domenick Paradise Susan Parker Pathfinder Bank Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Medical Service Group Paul B. Politzi William Porta & Regina Conti Reefer Compressor and Parts, Inc. Relph Benefit Advisors
Genny Roarick Ana Ros Dan Ryan Jim & Cathy Skvorak Fair Access for the Deaf Smiles by Design Joe Solazzo Stanton AG Service, Inc. Martha Stewart Sun Chevrolet, Inc. The Commons at St. Anthony Cyrilla & Gary Thurston Visions FCU Wayne Drugs Dave Webber Vince Weisbrod Karen Williams Catherine Wink Robin Wright
YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR LEGACY Make Your Difference for Generations to Come
A gift to our endowment, naming ARISE in your will, and gifts of stock are some of the most important investments you can make to ensure the future of our services. Your impact will multiply in perpetuity and continue to touch lives for generations to come. To learn more, contact Nancy Kern Kronen at 671-2903 or nkronen@ariseinc.org.
YOUR GIFTS IN TRIBUTE
We’d like to thank the following individuals and organizations who made gifts in memory or in honor of a friend or family member between April 16, 2014 and June 30, 2014. In Honor of John Walters/ TeamTOC Thomas Nash Jeanne Nash Michael Raite In Honor of Kim Brown Karin Davenport Chuck Fiello Jr. Melinda Reiner In Honor of CNY Cranks Teresa Hoy Susan Bertrand In Honor of Melissa DeFerio Raymond Hackbarth In Honor of The Echeni Family Tamone Sumaidi
In Honor of Bennett Kersten Kim Kightlinger
In Honor of Gavin Schafran In Memory of (ctd.) Andrew Gadson Catherine Shamlian Keith & Kirby Minnick Daniel Spossey In Honor of Rachel Romer Jennifer WadsworthIn Memory of Victoria Katherine McDonald Lehmann Lunkenheimer Bob & Alice Anderson In Honor of Ana Ros In Honor of John Walters Linda Burdick Annie Leonard Jeanne Nash Wanda Carley Clarisse Coggins In Honor of Eric Sadowski In Honor of Emma Wink Lori Dotterer Bernie & Debbie Sadowski Ronnie Allen Diane Frost Nikki Dandignac Pamela Gramet In Honor of Gavin Schafran Steve & Donna House Jean Greaves Nikki Dandignac Denise Keenom Phillip Keller III Kimberly Ensher Kim Kightlinger Ken & Darleen Malone Julie Files Thomas Valenti Alfred & Maryellen Miller Jacqueline Huey Gailyn Wink David Reckess Terry & Karen Labeff Catherine Wink Terrence & Sally Salisbury The Lawrence Family Donald & Jackie Shultz Megan Luton In Memory of Janet Diffin Sally Smith Selma & Sherman Salmons Kathleen Kemblowski Sorbello & Sons Inc.
In Memory of Victoria Lunkenheimer (ctd.) Stanton AG Service, Inc. Lura Vereb Warren Trucking LLC In Memory of Patrick & Margaret McCarthy Michael McCarthy
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We are a non-profit organization organized and directed by people with disabilities. Through over 50 programs, we are dedicated to removing barriers, sustaining needs, strengthening skills, and enriching the lives of people with disabilities in CNY.
Our Locations Main & Onondaga County Office 635 James Street Syracuse, NY 13203 Voice: (315) 472-3171 TTY: (315) 479-6363 Oswego County Office 9 Fourth Avenue Oswego, NY 13126 Voice: (315) 342-4088 TTY: (315) 342-8696 Pulaski Satellite Office 2 Broad Street Pulaski, NY 13142 Voice: (315) 298-5726 Fulton Mental Health Office 113 Schuyler Street, Suite 2 Fulton, NY 13069 Voice: (315) 887-5156 Madison County Office 131 Main Street, Suite 107 Oneida, NY 13421 Voice: (315) 363-4672 TTY: (315) 363-2364 Cayuga/Seneca County Office 75 Genesee Street Auburn, NY 13021 Voice: (315) 255-3447 TTY: (315) 282-0762 ARISE at the Farm 1972 New Boston Rd Chittenango, NY 13037 Voice: (315) 687-6727
Saturday, July 26, 2014 | ARISE at the Farm, Chittenango
25- & 12-Mile Cycle Rides Walk & Wheel-A-Thon Family Farm Festival All proceeds from the event will go directly towards the building of an accessible playground at ARISE at the Farm!
ariseandride.org or 671-2909 Š 2014 ARISE Child and Family Service, Inc.
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