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LOWVILLE â The Arc, Oneida-Lewis Chapterâs âRaise the Roofâ capital campaign received a big boost from the Cloudsplitter Foundation.
The Sacranac Lake-based foundationâs primary purpose is âto improve the environment, both physical and cultural, in the Adirondacks to make life easier, healthier, and more rewarding for the people who live there.â To that end, the foundation donated a $25,000 matching grant to the nonprofit, which is in need of a new roof for its Progress Industries Building, 7688 Forest Ave.
According to Chad Hartwig, The Arc executive director of business enterprises, the cost of the roof replacement project on the 15,000-square-feet building was estimated last year at $100,000 to include structural components in need of repair before the new roof can be installed. He said they will hire an engineering firm to determine the scope of work and put the project out to bid once the remaining $15,000 to $20,000 is raised. It is hoped th
Jessica Smith
Two Resource Center employees have been recognized for their efforts in supporting people with disabilities to enjoy self-directed lives.
Beth Jermain, support option administrator, and Jessica Smith, quality assurance and quality improvement systems coordinator, were among those honored when Buffalo Business First magazine presented its second annual IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Awareness) Awards last Thursday. They were among 19 individuals and seven businesses to receive an IDEA Award this year. Jermain and Smith were honored in the category of “Champion of People with Disabilities.”
They both had had long careers at The Resource Center (Jermain joined TRC in 1989, Smith in 1998) when the organization made the decision several years ago to seek accreditation from The Council on Quality and Leadership. CQL works with human service providers and governmental agencies to support their efforts to improve the quality of life for people with intellectual,