Photo ID: Young woman with black, curly shoulder-length hair, standing up and reaching down with her hands on the arms of a young boy with short brown hair as he sits in his wheelchair. Both are smiling at the camera. A holiday tree made of green, gold and silver stars is in the lower right corner. Dark green garland of stars hangs at the top of the image and snowflakes are coming down from the top.

Text Reads: People with disabilities often experience many types of barriers to enjoying and exercising their rights to live independently in the home and community of their choice, with full accessibility to their communities, systems, technology, employment, education and more. With support like yours, we can continue the critical work of removing these barriers and ensuring equal access.

This year, give the gift of independence! Living independently means different things to different people but it could be achieved by such things as accessible technology, bathroom modifications

or equipment like a walker or wheelchair.

It could also mean items like screen readers or adaptive keyboards.

Or maybe independence is achieved by a

caregiver or personal support worker.

Because we live in a world that is often found to be far from accessible, our programs and services are a vital part of helping people with disabilities reach their goals and exercise their right

to live independently in the home and community of their choice.

Will you consider a gift that will support our programs and services

as we offer assistance to people with disabilities in our communities?

Thank you for your support!