Hi Wendell Foster Family,

I am excited to see everyone joining in on the "Wendell Foster Difference Maker" movement. With your support, in the last few months, we've been able to make advancements in our care. Wendell Foster is truly on the move and it's because of your help!

As a faithful supporter, we want to keep you informed about everything going on at Wendell Foster. That's why we're starting a monthly electronic newsletter. We hope you find this piece informative and rewarding. We'll share stories of care recipients, employees, donors, volunteers, and much more.

I hope you'll enjoy this first issue. Please take pride in knowing you've helped with our mission of empowering people with disabilities. You truly are a #WFDifferenceMaker.

As always, if you want to discuss the exciting things going on at Wendell Foster, please contact me.

Sincerely,

Doug Hoyt, CEO

Josh has lived at Wendell Foster for over two decades. Due to the COVID-19 virus, he has not been able to receive Occupational Therapy in our Green Outpatient Therapy Facility. Instead, he's had to receive therapy in the safety of his bedroom.

PNC Bank awarded a grant to purchase a "Vecta Mobile Sensory Station." This equipment is used for sensory stimulation, including relaxation and comfort during stressful times.

Toyota employees, Justin Hand and Thomas Hitchcock, delivered five Toyota Tundras equipped with technology and adaptations for children with disabilities to drive independently.

Our Vision is to be the premier provider of rehabilitative, community-based, and residential services