Step Up for Down Syndrome is just around the corner!

Step Up for Down Syndrome is just around the corner!

September/October 2011 ~ Volume 10, No. 5
In this issue...
DSACC Updates..................... P. 2
Message from the President
Monthly Articles...................... P. 3
Birthdays.................................. P. 4
Kid’s Korner............................ P. 4
Announcements...................... P. 5
Donation Page
Calendar Link
Playgroup
Office Hours
Spotlight................................... P. 5
Larry G. Gray
Thank You’s............................. P. 6-7
Tee Up for Down Syndrome
Willis Insurance Services
LARCS
Down syndrome
Awareness Month.................... P. 7
2011 Calendar......................... P. 8
Articulos en Español............... P. 8, 10
Directorship............................ P. 11
Step Up for Down Syndrome
is just around the corner!
Saturday, October 15, 2011
10am to 2pm
Hoover High School
5550 N. First St., Fresno, CA
If you have not registered yet, do so today!
•Register by submitting a registration form to the DSACC office or
register online, www.dsacc.org (a form can be found on p. 9).
•Submit your registration by September 30 to qualify for Early
Bird Registration: $10 per walker - includes a Step Up T-shirt and
early T-shirt pick-up privileges.*
•Participants with Down syndrome walk FREE!
•Registration received between October 1-12: $12 per walker participants are not guaranteed a T-shirt.
•We are not accepting event registration forms/fees at the office
or online after October 12. You will need to register the day of
the event if you miss this date.
•On-site Registration opens at 8:30am: $15 per walker participants are not guaranteed a T-shirt.
*Early T-shirt pick up dates:
Thursday, October 13 from 12-6pm & Friday, October 14 from 12-5pm
Come Join Us!
Food and Vendor Area
PossABILITIES
Live Entertainment
There will be food for
purchase throughout the day
and resource exhibits from
businesses and agencies that
serve or support the
Down syndrome community.
Enjoy the amazing displays that
highlight the daily lives, hobbies,
passions and talents of individuals
with Down syndrome.
If you or someone you know would
like to participate in the
PossABILITES area, please call the
DSACC office at (559) 228-0411 by
September 30.
Break the Barriers
Diamonds in the Rough
Pop Recording Artist CONRAD
Music by Jimmie Villa
Face painting and more!
DSACC Updates
A Message from the President
Executive Director:
Larry G. Gray
The Down Syndrome Association of Central
California is so happy to welcome Larry Gray as our
new Executive Director. Larry comes to us with a
wealth of experience and we know he will be doing
great things for this organization. Look further in
this edition for more information about Larry.
Better yet, stop in the office and meet Larry in
person. He is here to serve you and your loved one
with Down syndrome.
Office Manager:
Danielle Carlson
The Extra is funded in part by
The Fansler Foundation.
Newsletter Editor:
Danielle Carlson
[email protected]
Spanish Language Editor:
Lourdes Arias
[email protected]
Contact Information:
Thank you to Paris Boone and Sierra HR Partners
for helping us through the process of looking for
a new Executive Director. Sierra HR Partners and
Paris took care of all the details in finding a good fit
for DSACC. They did an excellent job and we truly
appreciate their expertise.
Down Syndrome Association of Central California
4277 W. Richert Ave. Suite 102
Fresno, CA 93722
Phone: (559) 228-0411
Fax: (559) 228-0414
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.dsacc.org
September brings a long awaited Play Group for
our little ones. This is a time for moms or dads as
well. I want to encourage you to attend even if
your little ones are off to school. I’m sure you will
find that the time spent talking with other
parents of children with Down syndrome can be
very helpful. I know I always did! Check the
Calendar section for more information.
Statement of Policy and Disclaimer:
The Extra is the periodic newsletter of (DSACC) Down Syndrome
Association of Central California, which serves Central California.
Subscription is free to members & friends of the Association.
DSACC is affiliated with N.D.S.C and N.D.S.S.
The Extra reports items of interest related to Down syndrome, so
that the reader may make informed decisions concerning Down
syndrome related issues. Any opinions, findings and conclusions, or
recommendations expressed in The Extra are those of the individual
authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the officers,
Board of Directors, DSACC organization or its membership. All medical related issues should be thoroughly discussed with your doctor
before being implemented. DSACC does not endorse the writings of
any individual, professional, or organization.
With October comes our biggest awareness and
fundraising event, Step Up for Down Syndrome. I
hope you have registered your family and team and
are planning on attending. This is the event of the
year that you definitely do not want to miss. Every
year it gets bigger and better and we reach out a
little further into the community. Come enjoy the
entertainment, the food, the friends, and maybe
even get a little more information about what the
possibilities are for your loved one with
Down syndrome. See you there!
2011 Officers and Board of Directors
Jane Feist - President
Marie Harder - Secretary
Lourdes Arias - Treasurer
Denise Allshouse - Past President
Members At Large
Jeremy Bishel
Paris Boone
Daniel Christensen
Tony Phillips
Efrain Tovar
Jennifer Whiting
***Office Hours***
Monday thru Friday
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Also open for scheduled events, and by appointment
Jane Feist
2011 DSACC President
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Monthly Articles
D.A.D.S. - A True Blessing
By: Mike Feist
My wife, Jane, and I have twin daughters, Kylee and Teagan. Teagan happens to have Down syndrome. We just celebrated their fourteenth birthday! Coming to such a very special age makes a parent realize all they have been through in that
14 years. I remember the day we learned that Jane was carrying not one but two babies. It was quite a shock but we
quickly calmed down and realized what a blessing we had been given. Along the way to the end of those nine months, I
balked at the idea that my wife might be carrying two girls. No, it can’t be. If we are being given this gift of two in one,
surely, we would be given a girl and a boy! Ultrasounds, and there were many with twins, never seemed to catch the telltale view. So, though they were certain one was a girl, the other was left with a little question mark. I dreamed on, stood
my ground, hoping my defiance would somehow yield the answer I wanted. Jane came home from showers with one pink
outfit and the other matching garment in an undecided color of green. I felt vindicated. See, others were believing as I
was! Then the fateful day came. Jane was having a Cesarean section and I was waiting by her side. Baby A was delivered and handed off to me. A girl, dark hair, almost black, olive skin, very much a vision of my own father in appearance.
Then, Baby B is handed off to me. A girl! Yes, a girl. A beautiful little angelic face, perfectly round, with blond hair and
mats of red tangles that almost look pasted on. A beauty, like her sister, but in extreme opposite in color with pale perfect
skin. A sight to behold, for sure. Did I think twice about the idea that one was not a boy? I don’t think so. You see, I had
already fallen in love.
Grandparents
Tantrums! Everyone has a bad day now and then...Part I
What do you do if your grandchild with Down syndrome has a meltdown or throws a tantrum when you are spending
time together? Everyone has a different style in handling these things, but here are a few tips that may help you next
time you are faced with this dilemma.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
Remember that tantrums happen for a reason and some of those can be prevented. Your grandchild might be tired or
hungry, frustrated or just wanting attention. The first two are pretty easy if you plan ahead, making sure that activities
are not too long, that naps happen and that several small meals are offered each day (instead of the adult schedule of
three large meals). When the cause is more emotional, you can take steps to prevent that, too. Communicate with your
grandchild, listen to what they say (or finger spell or show you) and respond that you do understand. All people, from
a very early age want to be heard and understood. Make sure that communication is frequent, this is sometimes called
“feeding the meter”. Just like you would periodically put dimes into a parking meter to avoid getting a ticket, spend a bit
of time talking, listening and playing with your grandchild throughout the day so that they know they are a very
important part of what is happening, avoiding that tantrum. Remember, they perceive time and contact differently than
we adults do, and those small doses of grandma (or grandpa) can make a big difference.
Understanding tantrum triggers
Many children, and even adults, don’t like change and will react badly in unpredictable situations. Sometimes that means
a meltdown happens. This is especially true for folks with Down syndrome, who cope with the world by establishing
routines and patterns. It may take a bit of detective work, and good observations about cause and effect, but you may be
able to identify those patterns, and if changed, it could mean a mini tornado is coming your way. Perhaps your grandchild is use to goldfish crackers in a small red bowl every afternoon for a snack. If that routine is really important to that
child, pretzels on a blue plate are not going to cut it. Or if they have a favorite toy they sleep with or shirt or color to
wear, a bit of effort to keep those routines in place can avoid much more time spent dealing with a time out and further
consequences.
Next Time: What to do if you can’t avoid a tantrum. Part II in our next newsletter!
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Birthdays
September 2011 Birthday Celebrations * October 2011 Birthday Celebrations
If your birthday is not listed here, please call us and let us know.
We will publish missed birthdays.
Emily Archon
Arturo Arias
Genevieve Blanco
Bransen Briston
Moises Corona-Cevallos
Mark Dobbs Jr.
Jayden Audry Guillen
Mana Elena Guo
Ariana Lopez-Gutierrez
Kyle Harder
Julia Appelonia
Richard Lathrop
Analysa Garcia
Maylanii Malmgren
Eleana Martinez
Genesis Martinez
Noah Mayorga
Emme Ann Morris
Elsie Nieto
Angel Portillo
Julian Rodriguez
Bryan Rodriguez
Emma Sambrano
Jared Schmidt
Lauren Sherman
Jeuel Sulit
Cassandra Taussig
Celeste Valdez
Juan Valenzuela-Ruiz
Jose Vasquez Jr.
Dallas Young
Marcos Acuna
Yael Rolando Gonzalez
Diana Magana Valencia
Josue Ambris
Rachel Avilan
Jacob Ballon
Matthew Briam
Jacob Castillo
Candice Castio
Xavier D. Anthony Castro
Jayden Chalabian
Sherrie Collins
Melissa Correa
Camila Sandoval
Marissa Garcia
Justin Garretson
Ariana Alvarez
Elyvia Grant
Sara Habib
Ciara Helms
Shawn Justice
Santiago Ceja
Jonathon Linares
Bianca Sarabia
Candice R. Castro
Ellisia Nasalroad
Jose Morales
Alejandro Bettran
Juan Mata Jr.
Elaine Ward
Nathan Kerby
Jackson White
Bobby Montemayor
Helen Young
Kathy Mullen
Sarah Corona
Alana Marley
Naythan Kerber
Angelina Pantaleon
Hernan Pimental
Perla Espinoza-Quijada
Salvador Ramirez
Anahis Rayas
Ayla Reyes
Dannylin Ledesma Rodriguez
Ethan Sambel
Happy belated birthday to Jeremy Bishel! We hope you had a wonderful day!
Kid’s Korner
Halloween treats you can make!
These frightful treats are inexpensive and fun to make.
To make it, follow these steps:
1. Start with purchased vanilla pudding cups or homemade pudding divided into small dishes.
2. Use melted chocolate and a small paintbrush to paint monster faces on the inside of clear plastic cups.
3. Refrigerate until chocolate is hardened.
4. Add green food coloring to vanilla-flavored pudding.
5. Pour into prepared cups, top with crushed chocolate sandwich cookies, and refrigerate at least one hour.
An alternative: Paint jack-o’-lantern faces inside the cups, substitute yellow and red food coloring to turn
the pudding orange and use pretzel logs for stems.
Spooky Riddles for Halloween
1.
When is it bad luck to meet a black cat?
3.
2.
What kind of witch lives by the sea?
What is a vampire’s favorite fruit?
4.
Why do skeletons always catch a cold?
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*Answers on page 11
Announcements
Calendar Link
Check out our NEW donation
page on our website www.dsacc.org!
Purchase your calendar today!
You can customize your calendar to begin at your
month of choice. And, remember, proceeds from
each calendar purchased will be donated to
Down Syndrome Association
of Central California.
Just go to: www.calendarlink.org/dsacc and
choose selected DSACC pictures or upload your own
personal pictures to create your very own calendar!
Click the donate button to make a one time
donation or become a VIP donor and give monthly!
AND, while you are on our website, do not
forget to sign up for SMS messaging (located under
our Contact page). You can receive text
messages reminding you of important
DSACC events!
Play Group
New Office Hours
Starting August 8, 2011,
DSACC’s office hours are
9:00 am to 2:00 pm
We are also open for
scheduled events and by appointment.
Join us for our first quarterly play group.
This quarter’s play group will be hosted on
Saturday, September 10, 2011 from 9:30am
to 11:30am at the Allshouse home,
6225 N. Sonora Ln., Fresno, 93722.
For more information, please call 228-0411.
Spotlight
Larry G. Gray
My name is Larry G. Gray, and I am excited to have the opportunity
to serve as the new Executive Director for the Down Syndrome Association of Central California. For eleven years, I was the Administrator for “Rescue the Children” Craycroft Youth Center located in
Fresno, which closed in June of 2010. I am a native of the Central
Valley, and my wife Kathy and I have raised our five children in this
area. We have family members with Down Syndrome. This has
given us some personal insight into what challenges and joys a
family can experience.
I really am excited about working with all 6 counties that we serve
in the Central Valley. I hope to personally meet with all the families, volunteers, supporters and sponsors of DSACC as soon as
possible. I know I am walking into a great organization that has
already accomplished so many wonderful things and helped many
families. I believe the future will be even brighter with your continuing help and support.
I invite all my old friends to come by and see what wonderful
things the Down Syndrome Association of Central California is
doing for our families and communities. Our door is always open.
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Thank You
The families and friends of Down Syndrome Association of Central California would like to thank you
for your support and faith in our mission to enhance the quality of life for all people whose lives are
touched by Down syndrome.
Many thanks to...
...our July and August volunteers: Kathy Monty and Sally Fernandes (Third Thursday), and
Allie Omandam (office volunteer)
...LARCS for their generous donation of $1,000.00 in support of our newsletter.
In July, DSACC was presented with a check for
$1,680.00 from Willis Insurance Services in Fresno.
They recently held a Charity Chase event and chose
DSACC as the charity they would sponsor. This decision came about because the daughter, Baylee, of an
employee at Willis Insurance was a buddy for Charlie
Allshouse at Bullard High School during his Abilities
class (PE). Baylee put together on her own a PowerPoint presentation filled with photos she took during
her experience with the class. She was passionate
about this and she persuaded the office to choose
DSACC. Thank you Baylee and Willis Insurance
Services for the very generous donation!
Tee Up
for
Down
Syndrome
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Thank you to our Tee Up golfers! We hope you had a great day of golfing!
Recap: Family Fiesta 2011
By: Maria Falcon, Chairperson
We had a great turnout at our Summer Family Fiesta event! We had some new families who had an opportunity to meet and mingle with current members. Our Latino group met an hour before the fiesta, and they were
able to share their concerns, gain new information and give suggestions to each other in various topics. The
kids loved the activities: making mini piñatas, designing their own bracelets, coloring, face painting and
participating in the Macarena contest. We were able to present several certificates to our loved ones with
Down syndrome who contribute to society by volunteering. And, we had a great lunch. Thank you to everyone
who came out to New Harvest Church for our 2011 Family Fiesta! Pictures to follow in the next newsletter.
October is Down syndrome awareness month!
We are thankful for our many friends and associates who take time to do something special for Down Syndrome Awareness month and to honor our loved ones with Down syndrome.
Suwanna Delcore is a hair stylist who is offering 50% off the price of a haircut in the month of October. Her
phone number is 312-5559. Suwanna is also going to keep a Dollars for Down Syndrome can at her place of
business for the month of October! Thanks so much friend.
Speaking of Dollars for Down Syndrome…Kudos to Bank of the Sierra for Stepping Up to put collection cans
in all of their branches for the month of October. If you are at a Bank of the Sierra branch or can stop by one,
please take a moment to thank the staff for their continued dedication to fulfill our mission. Bank of the Sierra
has been involved with volunteers and/or sponsorships at all of our events for the past several years. Many,
many thanks!
If you or someone you know would like to do something to raise awareness, please feel free to contact us at
the office. We will be happy to provide any support you need to make your project successful!
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2011 Programs, Groups & Events Calendar
For more information or questions,
Call the DSACC Office 559.228.0411
Programs
Groups
Third Thursday
D.A.D.S.
Meetings are held at Visalia Nazarene Church,
10am to Noon
September 15, 2011 Topic: TBD
October 20, 2011: Topic: TBD
Meetings held on 2nd Mondays at 6pm
Round Table Pizza on Willow and Herndon
UPCOMING MEETINGS:
September 12 and October 10
Playgroup
Events
Saturday, September 10, 2011
9:30am to 11:30am
Allshouse Home
6255 N. Sonora Ln., Fresno, 93722
Step Up for Down Syndrome
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Hoover High School
10am to 2pm
Check-in opens at 8:30am
To register for the walk, please fill out a brochure, or
register online, www.dsacc.org
Board Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday
of the month, 6pm, DSACC Office.

2011 Calendario, de Grupos y Eventos
Llame a la Oficina de DSACC Si Tiene Preguntas
559.228.0411
Programas

Grupos
D.A.D.S.
Tercer Jueves
Las juntas son en la Iglesia Nazarene de Visalia,
10am al Medio día
Las Juntas Son el Segundo Lunes a las 6pm
Round Table Pizza entre Willow y la Herndon
Para mas información, llame a
Arturo Arias al (559) 978-1686
Las Siguientes Juntas Son:
Septiembre 12 y Octubre 20
Septiembre 15, 2011: Le Avisaremos Después
Octubre 20, 2011: Le Avisaremos Después
Playgroup
Sábado, 10 de Septiembre, 2011
9:30am a 11:30am
Casa de la Familia Allshouse
6255 N. Sonora Ln., Fresno, 93722
Eventos
Caminata de Síndrome de Down
Sábado, Octubre 15, 2011
Hoover High School
10am a 2pm
Juntas de la Mesa Directiva son el tercer
miércoles Del mes, a las 6pm, en la Oficina de DSACC
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Step Up for Down Syndrome
Registration Form
I am walking for (Team or Individual’s Name):
Team Captain:
Address/City/State/Zip:
Phone:
E-mail:
Name
Address/E-mail
Phone Number
Shirt Size
(Y-XS to Y-L) (Adult XS to Adult 3XL)
I have enclosed $______________________________________for______________number of walkers. _________________walkers with Down syndrome.
I cannot participate in the walk but please accept my donation of $____________________________.
Please contact me to volunteer the day of the event.
Please mail this form with checks payable to Down Syndrome Association of Central California, 4277 W. Richert Ave., Suite 102, Fresno, CA 93722
postmarked no later than September 30 to qualify for early registration.
I hereby waive and release all claims against Down Syndrome Association of Central California and Fresno Unified School District and all persons or agencies
connected with this event for any injury or illness the above named walkers might suffer, which arises from the participation in and travel to and from this event. I
also authorize DSACC the use of any photos, film or videotape taken of me or my minor child at the event for any purpose. Parent signature is required if
participant is a minor. Registration fair market value - $5 per person.
Signature:
Date:
Please note NO OPEN FLAMES are allowed on campus, so barbeques will not be permitted.
We invite you to bring a picnic or purchase food from one of our vendors. No animals permitted at the walk unless they are working service dogs.
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Step Up Caminata para Síndrome de Down!
Acompáñenos este año el sábado, 15 de Octubre
Escuela Secundaria Hoover
10am a 2pm
Este evento es el más grande para dar a conocer el Síndrome de Down en el Valle Central, y
a la vez nos sirve para recadar fondos que nos ayudan a mantener los programas y servicios que
son de vital importancia para nuestra organización durante todo el año.
Que es lo que usted necesita saber:
• Registración temprana (Julio1-Septembre 30): $10 por persona – incluye camiseta de Step Up y el privilegio
•Los Participantes con síndrome de Down caminan GRATIS!
•Registración recibida entre Octubre 1-12: tendrá un costo de $12 por - participante y no se le garantiza camiseta.
•No aceptaremos formas de registración o pagos por internet después del 12 de Octubre.
Tendrá que registrarse el día del evento si se le pasa la fecha límite.
•La registración el día del evento empieza a las 8:30am: $15 por participante y no se le garantiza camiseta.
Caminata de Síndrome De Down Forma de Registro
Estoy caminando por:
Capitán del Equipo:
Domicilio/Ciudad Estado/Zona Postal:
Teléfono:
E-mail:
Nombre
Domicilio/E-mail
Teléfono
Tamaño de Camiseta
Estoy incluyendo la cantidad de$__________para_____________numero de personas con ______________síndrome de Down.
No puedo participar en la caminata pero acepte mi donativo de $____________________________.
Favor de mandar esta forma con un cheque pagado a Down Syndrome Association of Central California, 4277 W. Richert Ave., Suite 102, Fresno, CA 93722 para el 30
de Septiembre para poder calificar para la registración temprana.
Yo absuelvo de cualquier demanda contra la Asociación de Síndrome de Down de California Central y al Distrito Escolar de Fresno Unified, a todas las personas o
agencias conectadas con este evento de cualquier daño o accidente que resulte al llegar o durante la participación de este evento. Yo también doy mi autorización
para que DSACC use cualquier foto o video tomado de mi hijo/a durante el evento. Se requiere la firma del padre si el participante es menor de edad.
Firma:
Fecha:
Tome nota NO SE PERMITE EL USE DE FUEGO en el lugar así que el uso de asadores o estufas, no será permitido. Puede traer su propio almuerzo y también habrá
puestos de comida por si quiere comprarla. No se permiten animales durante la caminata al menos que seas perros guía.
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FAMILIAS DE HABLA HISPANA
Quiero Darle las Gracias a todas las familias que asistieron a nuestra reunión del Grupo Latino de Síndrome De
Down y también a todas las familias que nos acompañaron a la Fiesta Familiar de Verano.
Fue un día muy divertido ya que pudimos compartir con otras familias que al igual están pasando la misma
trayectoria. Necesitamos trabajar juntos para ayudar a nuestros seres queridos, alcanzar sus metas y romper
las barreras para las próximas generaciones.
Yo entiendo que a veces es mucho más difícil para las personas que no hablan Inglés tener acceso a todos los
servicios necesarios que se ofreces para sus niños. Pero formando una red de comunicación entre nosotros
mismos nos podemos ayudar mutuamente.
Espero que se hayan divertido, gozando de la compañía de otras familias y disfrutando de una rica comida
mexicana. Espero verlos muy pronto en nuestro próximo evento que es la Caminata de Síndrome de Down
(Step-Up-for Down Syndrome).
Atentamente
Lourdes Arias
California Motoring Company will donate $100 to DSACC
if you purchase or lease a car through them!
Getting a vehicle, whether it’s new or previously owned, should be a great pleasure.
Unfortunately, that is rarely the case. As a rule, people are not aware that there is an
alternative to the traditional dealership experience. The California Motoring Company
is a group of life long automotive enthusiasts and professionals who have spent the
vast majority of their careers developing the resources necessary to provide the most
enjoyable and cost effective buying or leasing experience possible. Starting immediately, if anyone purchases a new or used vehicle from California Motoring Company and
mentions DSACC, we will donate $100.00 to the organization. You can reach me (Dan
Christensen) at 559-940-0505 or 559-297-6120 .
Kid’s Korner
Answers
1. When you are a mouse!
2. A sand-wich, of course!
3. Neck- tarines.
4. Because they are chilled
to the bone.
Is Directorship for You?
by Denise Allshouse
The people who volunteer for DSACC are our life blood and we would not be able to carry on our important work without them. This
is the time of year that we begin the process of assembling a Slate of Officers for 2012. Our board members are a fun loving, hard
working group and could use a few extra hands to help shoulder the responsibilities. The successful director does not have to have
a relative with Down syndrome. As a matter of fact, we have several board members whose only connection is through their hearts
and their desire to help our friends with Down syndrome reach their full potential. Several of our members are parents of children
with Down syndrome and the source of their dedication and drive is obvious. It is with relentless dedication and a complete understanding of the responsibility that the position entails that our board members raise important funds for DSACC, and provide vision
and governance for the future of DSACC. So many people count on us.
Do you or someone you know have a desire to lead our organization at a very exciting time of development? Perhaps, board membership is a way that you can satisfy this desire. Do you possess a skill that will help us to fulfill our mission to enhance the quality of
life for all people whose lives are touched by Down syndrome? We are looking for people to consider board membership now and
also beginning in 2012. Please contact Denise Allshouse to discuss the possibility of joining our dedicated team of leaders at 559412-2678.
Do you want to volunteer, but don’t think board membership would be for you? We have some very specific and immediate needs
for volunteers. Top of our list is to have two or three individuals with some computer skills to serve in the office a few hours a week
providing clerical support. In addition, we will need several volunteers to work as much as possible the two or three weeks prior to
Step Up for Down Syndrome. We process the majority of over 1500 registrations during that time and can use as many hands as possible to accomplish the task. We also have other volunteer opportunities. Contact Danielle in the office for more information about
the help we need or to volunteer your services. 228-0411.
Thank you in advance for your willingness to make a difference for DSACC. We appreciate you!
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Nonprofit
Organization
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PAID
Fresno, CA
Permit No. 2383
4277 W. Richert Ave. Suite 102
Fresno, CA 93722
Return Service Requested
Step Up for Down Syndrome
is October 15, 2011
Register today!