INSPIRE RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM UNITED WAY OF ORANGE COUNTY

Inspire Receives Support from Unitd Way of Orange County

Inspire was recently awarded $26,850 in funding from the United Way of Orange County to support programs during the 2009-2010 calendar year. Inspire’s Inclusionary Preschool Classroom which offers a more typical “community” where children with special needs and typically developing children can learn together while developing an appreciation for people of differing abilities received $7,150 in funding. The Early Intervention Program at Inspire which recognizes the importance and treatment of delays and disabilities in development during the first 1,000 days of life received funding in the amount of $8,440. Inspire’s Rehabilitative Clinic that provides rehabilitative therapies for newborns to senior citizens with all levels of disabilities and special needs received funding in the amount of $11,260. The United Way of Orange County makes a measurable difference in people’s lives by securing resources and developing relationships to build a stronger, more vibrant community.

“Orange County United Way is pleased to support these very worthwhile programs. Our donors and volunteers are what make this funding possible and for that we are truly grateful,” said John C. Checklick, President & CPO of Orange County United Way.