ARISE Online AuctionPosted on September 23, 2020 |
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ARISE is holding it’s first-ever online auction through October 1, 2020. When you bid high and take home that special item it’s always a thrill. More than that your participation and support help ARISE with its mission towards access, equality, and social justice for people with disabilities. Your winning bid will help support our work to offer programs that foster independence and full-inclusion. The dollars raised from this auction support our work to provide recreation, art, and adventure to people of all abilities.
You can bid on great bundles like a family game night package, fishing equipment, BBQ and beer, pancake mixes and electric griddle package, MacKenzie-Childs pottery, and Italian wine and stemware.
The real success can be seen on the faces of people who started their first job because of ARISE employment services, a senior who is moving from a nursing home back to their family, a child who is gaining strength and positive reinforcement by learning how to ride a horse, or a local business owner who now has more customers thanks to ARISE for helping to make their store more accessible.
When the pandemic hit in March, ARISE continued essential services with no interruption to meet the needs of the Central New York community. This online auction will help ARISE fill a financial gap caused by the COVID-19.
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