As the world's largest association representing professional counselors in various practice settings, the American Counseling Association stands ready to serve more than 56,000 members with the resources they need to make a difference.

With your partnership, we are transforming into an agency that supports people with disabilities as they pursue their interests and passions, and take control of their lives. That means reshaping the way we provide services, reinvesting in our staff, and focusing on being person-centered in everything we do. As a result, more of the people we support are stepping into meaningful roles in their communities, working in jobs they enjoy, and accessing benefits not previously available to them. We continue to fight for our Direct Support Professionals and disability funding at the county and state level to ensue the continued support of people with disabilities and their families. Every time you support us by donating, liking a social media post or sharing a video, you make the lives of people we support better in amazing ways. And, many of our donors have the opportunity to easily double their contributions by using tax-credits our organization can provide for contributions of $500 or more. Thanks to you, we expect to make more great things happen as people with disabilities take control of their lives and achieve amazing things! Please contact a member of our Arc Family today to learn how you can become a member, participate in advocacy, receive tax-credits, hire our workforce, or refer a person in need of support.

FMCS is a community health center located in the historic Anacostia neighborhood of Southeast Washington, D.C. A visionary organization since our founding in 1976, we have developed and implemented programs and partnerships that have effectively addressed the most imposing healthcare threats facing local communities.

Founded in 1975, The Arc Southern Maryland is a private 501(c)(3) organization, affiliated at the state level with The Arc of Maryland and at the national level with The Arc of the United States, the world’s largest grass roots organization of, and for, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc is on the front lines to ensure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families have the support and services they need to be fully engaged in their communities. The Arc works with its federation of state and local chapters to create an impressive network of human service agencies ensuring they have the strongest civil rights advocates promoting and protecting their needs at all levels. The Arc's nationwide network of chapters provides a wide range of human services and other supports to people with I/DD and their family members, including individual and public policy advocacy and residential, educational, and vocational services that let people with I/DD participate and be included in their communities. In addition, many of our chapters provide person-centered and financial planning, recreational activities, and other supports that meet the unique needs of people with I/DD and their families.

Chesapeake Center Inc is a hospital & health care company based out of 11834 Canon Blvd, Newport News, Virginia, United States.

Delmarva Community Services, Incorporated is a multi-service agency dedicated to providing the supports people need to remain independent in their community. Individuals with developmental and physical disabilities, senior citizens, medically frail persons, transportation dependant persons and economically disadvantaged individuals benefit daily from a variety of programs and services we offer and have developed over our 40 year history. Delmarva Community Services, Inc. is located in Cambridge on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Our clients live in Dorchester, Talbot, Caroline and Kent Counties as well as some counties in Delaware. The agency works in conjunction and under the guidance of state and federal agencies including the Developmental Disabilities Administration, MAC Incorporated Area Agency on Aging, and the Maryland Transit Administration. As a human services non-proft 501 C3 organization, the agency relies on federal and state funding as well as private donations. All gifts are welcome, appreciated and tax deductible. Delmarva Community Transit is a division of Delmarva Community Services, Inc. serving individuals in four rural Maryland Eastern Shore counties including Kent, Caroline, Talbot, and Dorchester. Persons interested in arranging transportation should directly contact thier local dispatch offices: Dorchester 410-221-1910,1911,1912 or Caroline 410-479-4974

Spring Dell Center is dedicated to assisting individuals with disabilities in achieving their highest level of independence by providing support and opportunities for the quality of life they desire within their community. Our programs include Day Support Services, Vocational Services and Supported Employment, Residential Supports and Transportation Services. Through these programs individuals with disabilities are able to gain the skills and training necessary to accomplish goals as well as obtain employment and volunteer opportunities throughout surrounding communities. Once obtained, individuals are provided with necessary levels of support to help them maintain positions in large and small local businesses. Habilitation programs also provide training activities to persons who experience severe or profound intellectual disabilities and/or multiple disabilities. Curriculums include but are not limited to business development, independent living skills, as well as art, music and physical therapy for individuals 21 years of age and up. Specific programs are geared towards the aging population. Additionally, independent community living is provided through residential services with necessary support provided by the agency. Service such as respite care, in-home services, assistance with medical appointments, transportation or obtaining benefits and other resources within the community can be established on a one-time or ongoing basis.

Alteristic is a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive prevention training, education, resources, and technical assistance that address multiple forms of harassment, bullying, sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, stalking, and other forms of interpersonal violence. Employing research from across disciplines to meet the unique needs of each campus, project, agency, and issue-area, Alteristic designs and delivers prevention training to colleges and universities, federal and local government agencies, military, corporations, communities, schools, and organizations. www.alteristic.org/info

Officially opened in October 2005, Building Bridges Across the River (BBAR) at The Town Hall Education Arts & Recreation Campus (THEARC) is a $27 million, 110,000 square foot, state-of-the art campus located in Washington, DC's Ward 8. Twelve cultural and social service partners are based at THEARC, and one off campus, all share the goal of helping underserved children and adults reach their full potential.

Conveniently located in the heart of Leonardtown, Maryland, Cedar Lane Senior Living Community is St. Mary’s County’s premiere choice in retirement living for seniors. Our campus features 194 private apartment homes, three buildings and common areas connected by enclosed walk-ways, beautifully landscaped grounds. We welcome you to explore our website to learn about all that Cedar Lane has to offer you or your loved one. When you’re ready, click on the button below or call (301) 475-8966 to request a tour. Our staff is happy to answer your questions and to assist you in making sure Cedar Lane is the right choice for your next home. Address: 22680 Cedar Ln Ct, Leonardtown, MD 20650 Phone: 301-475-8966

Carpenter’s Shelter supports people experiencing and at risk of homelessness to achieve sustainable independence through shelter and housing placement, guidance, education and advocacy.

United Community is an over 50-year-old nonprofit offering an array of human services that lifts families in Fairfax County out of poverty. We engage community voice and family participation to break the cycle of generational poverty. Our mission is to build thriving communities and create equitable opportunities by providing supportive services and advancing community driven solutions. Our vision is to end multigenerational poverty.