A picture is worth 1,000 words! Thanks to Brittany Curry for this illustration rendering a picture of the citizen advocacy program. We welcome new board members: Frederick Scott Fields, Daslin Garcon, and Stephen Plunk. They join ongoing board members: Chair Scott Cleaveland, Chair Elect Brittany Curry, Treasurer Clay Mobley, Secretary Robert Douberly, and members Tawana Garrett, Caroline Gregory, Avi Heyman,
» Read moreJoin us for our fundraiser take out food event and raffle. Sunday, February 21st from 4-6 pm at Benedictine School. Dinner tickets include BBQ, Chicken Fingers, Sides and Sweets Raffle Tickets can be purchased here for a variety of great items, get-aways and staycations! Visit Raffle Here beginning Thursday, February 18th Thanks to our sponsors thus far:
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Brittany Curry of InkyBrittany recently delved into our archives and developed this graphic illustration from a piece written years ago by Tom Kohler. It’s still speaks to us and we hope it speaks to you. Let us know what you think. Does citizen advocacy save money? We sometimes get asked that question by folks who are considering offering their financial
» Read moreIf you are someone’s citizen advocate, one role you play in the life of the person you are advocating for is that of protector. People with disabilities are ALWAYS at risk of getting less than the best. – Tom Kohler
» Read moreThis short piece written by citizen advocate and Ex Officio Board Member Linda Wittish is a great list of reasons why… let us know if you agree and want to learn more… Every person matters. If we believe that, we have a responsibility – an obligation – to protect one another. Every person has talents and gifts –
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