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HOW WE HELPED
Advance supported the Arc Baltimore by facilitating a Friday afternoon of bingo fun with participants of the Arc's Day Services program.
Game Play
Advance teammates facilitated the game of bingo for participants. We called numbers, manned the prize table and sat with members to help with game play.
Prize and Snack Donation
Before our day of service, Advance employees held a Prize and Snack Drive for donation to the Arc Baltimore! All bingo participants were awarded a prize, a favorite being silly sunglasses!
Making Friends
The best part of going to the Arc Baltimore was the opportunity to make a new friend! We played bingo, took selfies, shared an afternoon snack, and rang in the weekend with a fun-filled afternoon.
How Can You Get Involved?
Volunteers and Interns
Get involved with the Arc Baltimore through the gift of your time as a volunteer or through a structured internship approved by your school or college. Volunteers and interns can be placed in a variety of settings and times according to interests and availability.
Luminaries
Luminaries is The Arc Baltimore’s young professionals network that encourages young leaders (and those young at heart) to make an impact, connect with like-minded peers, network with industry leaders, and gain a new perspective on the mission of The Arc Baltimore and disabilities. Consider joining today!
Advocacy & Public Policy
The Arc Baltimore has a long history of advocacy to increase the rights of and services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Our activities and policy goals are aimed at:
- Securing new and expanded funding for needed services for all persons with I/DD
- Promoting laws and regulations that assure equal rights, opportunity and treatment for all persons with I/DD
- Securing well-funded and integrated public education programs for students with I/DD (including other needed services for children and youth such as day care, foster care, infants and toddlers programs, respite care, etc.)
- Preserving and advancing publicly supported benefits (including income, housing, health services and other necessary supports) for individuals with I/DD who are not able to (fully) support themselves with income from working
- Other matters that improve the quality of life for children and adults with I/DD and their families.