posted Jan 24, 2012 4:04 PM by Karin Frederick
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Members of The Arc support our work to enhance the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We can thank you by offering a consignment program that fits your needs. If you are moving, downsizing or just ready to sell significant quantities of household goods, you may donate them to The Arc, or you can consign them as an Estate Consignor. The Arc will sell you quality estate items for you. Read about this worry-free experience. On this page, above, click on thrift stores: then click on estate consignment.
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posted Jan 20, 2012 8:09 AM by Karin Frederick
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Are you one of the 25,000+ residents of Benton County that now qualify for discounts on regularly priced items sold in The Arc Thrift Stores? If you are a member of The Arc, a student or staff with an OSU ID, or a volunteer to The Arc Thrift Stores, or, on Tuesdays, a person over 55 years old, you qualify for 10%-20% discount in the stores at 10th and Beca in Corvallis and 10th and Main in Philomath. Not one of those populations? If you sign up for our e-mail list, you get coupon information sent to you along with occasional news of The Arc. Membership, for a small fee ensures you have everyday discounts and the special coupons. Membership also supports The Arc's services to people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Regularly-scheduled Volunteers who have given 20 hours of service qualify for 20% off, as long as they keep helping. Every purchase, discounted or not, enhances lives. Save with The Arc!
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posted Jan 5, 2012 3:02 PM by Karin Frederick
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Enjoy the Painting Exhibit at Taylor Street Ovens Artists/Employees of Taylor Street Ovens share their work with the public at Taylor Street Ovens
1025-C NW Ninth Street
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posted Apr 12, 2011 7:36 PM by Josh Hammer
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updated Dec 23, 2011 10:38 AM by Karin Frederick
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The Arc is excited to announce a new tool for people witih intellectual and developmental disabilities and theri families to find out what Medicaid can offer them. Visit the guide at www.thedesk.info/. It holds a information about benefits, a glosssary of terms, FAQ's, person-centered planning recources and a blog form The Arc's training specialist about issues relate to Medicaid, self-advocacy and person-centered planning.
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posted Mar 29, 2011 1:18 PM by Karin Frederick
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updated Feb 3, 2012 10:33 AM
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The Arc has many opportunities for students to apply their business learning and to experience local Social Services through a not-for-profit organization. Supported recreation for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities can be imagined and hosted. Life Skills Classes, the Arts, sharing your hobbies or sports can enrich lives of The Arc's constituents. Want to learn to fund raise? Help The Arc host a fundraising event or other community event that build awareness of The Arc and the people we serve. Our two thrift stores, one in Corvallis and one in Philomath always need help. We also have an online store that needs items posted to it. We welcome ideas to generate increased traffic in our stores. Resale marketing, internet sales, event logistics, and just having fun with people who need a little support are all available here. Call Karin, 541-753-1711 or email kf@arcbenton.org to express your interest.
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posted Mar 22, 2011 10:32 AM by Josh Hammer
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updated Jan 5, 2012 3:20 PM by Karin Frederick
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Kristi Sakai offers a 6 week program for parents of children wiht Autism Spectrum 2-10 years old on Thursday evenings, January-26-March 1, 2012. for details, got to
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