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- Rose Parade Tickets
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The AbilityFirst Festival of Fall Online Auction is Open!
The Festival of Fall online auction will run through Oct. 30th, with proceeds benefiting the AbilityFirst Lawrence L. Frank Center and the AbilityFirst Pasadena Work Center, which provide support for individuals with disabilities.
For over 90 years now, AbilityFirst has helped children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities - such as autism, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome - reach their full potential. Through community and work centers, AbilityFirst has helped over 100,000 individuals with disabilities to build trust, a sense of belonging, and reach their personal best.
Please help us continue providing quality programs to the individuals who need them the most!
Place your bid today!
Every dollar counts. So please, tell your friends and family members! Share with your community and on your social media outlets.
Not interested in bidding, but would like to support AbilityFirst? Donate TODAY! https://www.abilityfirst.org/get-involved/donate-now/
Not in a bidding mood? You can still support AbilityFirst!
AbilityFirst Lawrence L. Frank Center needs a new kitchen!
The kitchen at our Lawrence L. Frank Center in Pasadena must be renovated and we need your help!
Please help our participants develop important skills by increasing the accessibility of the center’s kitchen. The kitchen is an essential part of our daily programming: participants learn to safely use equipment and utensils, from preparing a snack up to making a meal for themselves or their families.
The AbilityFirst Lawrence L. Frank Center kitchen was last renovated more than 20 years ago. It is very small and is not fully accessible to participants who use wheelchairs. It can only accommodate a group of 3-4 participants and one staff.
We need YOU! Just like the kitchen in your own home, the AbilityFirst kitchen is a center for quality time shared with others.
Participants will learn not just basic cooking skills, but also tasks like loading the dishwasher and washing dishes. Assuming responsibility for household chores gives individuals a sense of accomplishment, boosts self-confidence, and expands parent expectations.
A larger, updated and more professional kitchen will also facilitate job readiness skills for practicing food prep, food service skills and help participants to complete their individual cooking projects and goals.
Please DONATE TODAY! https://www.abilityfirst.org/get-involved/donate-now/
For more on AbilityFirst : https://www.abilityfirst.org/
Thank you in advance for your support.
