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“The power of your story may not lie in its drama, but in its absolutely perfect relationship to your cause.”
John Capecci and Timothy Cage
Arc West Central
810 4th Ave. S, #134
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-233-5949 or
1-800-411-0124
arcwestcentral.org
Donna Atherton
Program Coordinator
OPEN POSITION
Housing Access
Coordinator
218-287-1841
Support Groups
FM Autism Support
Rachel 701-371-7211
The Windmill Project
Sonja Kuhn, Douglas Co.
windmillpro-
Fergus Falls Area “A” OK
Autism Support Group
Nicole 218-736-6189, Anne
218-998-3258, or Carrie 218-
739-3590
January 2017
Newsletter
Our mission: Empower all people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and their
families to choose and realize their goals of where and how they live, learn, work and play .
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Achieve with us.
Now that the elections are over, there are a lot of unknowns about what the future holds for Social Security, Healthcare and Medicaid. No matter what side of the fence you are on regarding political party, there is legitimate concern about how people with disabilities will fare in the current political environment. The Arc of the United States stresses the significant progress the Affordable Care Act (ACA) made in expanding access to health care for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD). We should acknowledge that access to consistent and reliable healthcare is imperative for individuals with I/DD, and the ACA created much-needed reforms to health insurance, addressed systemic discrimination, and expanded coverage provisions in the ACA that are important to people with disabilities. The Arc states:
The ACA has unquestionably improved access to care for peo-ple with disabilities and chronic conditions to help them live healthy, independent, and fulfilling lives. To eliminate the ACA, or to eliminate the ACA without simultaneously replacing it with a functionally equivalent alternative, jeopardizes this
progress and puts consumers’ ongoing access to comprehensive, affordable coverage at risk. It is critical that the I/DD community is a part of any discussion about repeal and replace, to ensure that any changes meet the needs of people with disabilities.
Medicaid is also at risk of being dismantled in Washington, and people with I/DD stand to lose access to services and supports that are vital to their lives in the community. Medicaid is the nation’s primary health insurance program for people with disabili-ties and low-income populations. It is a lifeline for most people with significant disabilities, who generally do not have access to employer-based or other private coverage, may have greater medical needs, and often require assistance with activities of daily living throughout their lifetimes. For many people with I/DD, Medicaid generally is the only source of funds for them to live and work in the community.
Under the proposals, states would receive less federal support to administer Medicaid - passing the buck to already cash-strapped states . While there is no way to be certain about what our state would do if faced with this scenario, we know there will be real life consequences for people with I/DD, such as losing home and community-based services and supports. Waiting lists could quickly grow and it could create a crisis for the over 730,000 people with I/DD living with aging caregivers across the country.
People could be forced into unnecessary institutionalization. It is unfathomable to think we could to go back to the era when people with I/DD didn’t have the rights they have today. Medicaid has made life in the community possible for millions of people. It’s a lifeline that cannot be cut. We should not permit this critical program to be altered in a way that forces us back into the past. In addition, there is much talk of making drastic changes to Social Security. The top Republican on the Social Security Subcommittee is proposing legislation that cuts benefits by more than a third, raises the retirement age from 67 to 69, cuts cost of living adjustments, and targets benefits for the families of disabled and retired workers. Here is where you come in. Everyone who have benefited from these programs needs to reach out to their senators and representa-tives, at both the state & federal levels, to let them know why these programs are essential lifelines for people with I/DD and their fami-lies. Every message matters, so please reach out and share how these programs are important life-lines for you, a family member, or friend. The Arc West Central will hold a Town Hall Meeting February 18th, 10am, in Moorhead, to give folks the opportunity to join us in sharing our concerns. Please check our website for updates
Information compiled from The Arc of the US and Steve Larson (The Arc MN Senior Policy Director)
Board Members
Molly Engstrom, President
Steven Schmit, Vice President
Rachel Stotts, Secretary
Peter Larson, Treasurer
Members at Large Chris Kirschenman
Stephen Astrup
Kris Peterson
Janet Olson
Mandy Johnson
Macy Barrett
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Yoga. January 21st, 1– 2pm.For families with school age children with disabilities. Sponsored by the Clay County Collabora-tive School Age Disabilities Work Group. Moorhead Public Library. Carolyn Strnad at 218-443-3916 or [email protected] Transition from school to adult life - Parent information meeting - January 26, 2017, 11:30-1. Sponsored by Otter Tail, Wilkin and Grant County CTIC (Community, Transition, Interagency Com-mittee). Government Service Center/Otter Tail County Social Services, Fergus Falls January 31st, 5:30 - Runestone Commu-nity Transition Interagency Committee (CTIC) is seeking new members, including parents. 1204 34th Ave. W, Alexandria
Ongoing events in FM area
Adaptive Dance; a dance party for all individuals with disabilities. This class includes Xabeat or Zumba. Adaptive Dance is FREE to both members and non-members. This class is held every 2 weeks on Saturdays. Courts Plus, Fargo. Check courtsplus.org for dates.
Jesus Cares Ministry. 6:30-7:30, 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of each month. For adults with disabilities. [email protected]. A national outreach ministry to people with develop-mental disabilities. Moorhead [email protected]
S.U.P.E.R. Adventures Thursday, an informal social group for children and young adults with disabilities. Typically 6:30pm-8:30pm, but not always. Mandy (701) 799-6742. fmsuperadventures.weebly.com/
Friday night Activity Center dances, 7-9pm. RDJ Rec Center, 1104 2nd Avenue S, Fargo. $1.50 fee. 701-235-2444.
Cool Kids Club, September through May, meeting every 3rd Friday of the month from 6:30pm-8:30pm at NEW LOCATION - Triumph Lutheran Brethren Church, Moor-head. Mandy (701) 799-6742. http://fmcoolkidsclub.weebly.com/
Red River Valley Asperger-Autism Network sponsors "Game On" days, 6-9pm, on the first and third Mondays of each month. For teens and adults. Section 9 Cyber Café, 1142 17th Street N, Fargo. [email protected]. RRVAA also spon-sors Lego Group For Children and Teens- 3rd Saturday of each month - 9:30 -10:30, Olivet Lutheran Church, Fargo.
Special Olympics Basketball Area Games - February 9th, Fergus Falls Basketball Practices: Moorhead - Sundays 1-3pm. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 4000 28th Street South in Moorhead. Wayne Brendemuhl . 218-790-0073 [email protected] Fergus Falls: Mondays, 6:30-7:30pm. Kennedy School. Janet Grulke - 218-739-4603 Perham - Contact Corinne Schattsneider 218-758-3138 Detroit Lakes Area- 4pm Sundays. Community Center. Krysta Lipton - 218-849-1607 Gymnastics TBD Alexandria Lakes Area Gymnastics starts Jan. 8 at Lakes Rec. Sundays, 4- 5:30pm. Contact: Karyn Sportel 320-491-8759
Upcoming Arc Events: for more information & up-to-date events, go to arcwestcentral.org
Other opportunities - check website for more information
Dances Moorhead - 7:15-8:15pm, 2nd & 4th Mon-day of each month, September 12th - May 8th. Ellen Hopkins Elementary, Moorhead.
February 13th - 7:15-8:30. Valentine Dance. Moorhead Armory. $5 fee. Prizes
& treats!
May 8th - Luau, 7:15-8:15pm. Ellen
Hopkins Elementary, Moorhead
Fergus Falls: Spring Dance. April 7th 6-
8:30. Kennedy Secondary School. $3 fee.
Sibshop. January 7th, 2-4 , Fargo. For kids ages 7-12 who have siblings with disabilities.
Check website for more dates and details.
Arc Games & More - 3rd Monday of each
month, 6:30-8pm. See website for
updated topics. $2 for non members.
Moorhead. See page 3 for more details.
February 18th, 10am Town Hall Meeting.
2903 15th St S, Moorhead.
February 28th - The Arc Minnesota’s
Day at the Capitol. 10am Rally
Herbergers Community Days, February 23rd - 25th. Order online, or contact the Arc office or a board member to purchase a $5 coupon book, & get a coupon worth $10!
Save up to 30% off with a shopping pass valid on regular or sale priced items.
Huge selection of exclusive merchandise offers, including web only offers!
For more information or to register for Arc events: Call: 218-233-5949 or 1-800-411-0124; or
e-mail: [email protected]; or mail request to: Arc West Central, 810 4th Ave. S, #134, Moorhead, MN 56560
Reel Movies for Real Needs
(Sensory Modified Film) Series - 10:30am,
Marcus Theatres, Fargo. For individuals
with special needs;
autism or other
challenges; lower
volume, lights up.
Check theater for schedule.
Sibshops give brothers & sisters of siblings with disabilities an opportunity together for fun, camaraderie, information, and insights in a lively recreational atmosphere.
Sibshops are open to typically developing children, ages 7-12 years old, who have a sibling with a disability.
Parents reported observing a more caring, tolerant and understanding relationship between siblings of participants.
As one participant simply stated “It is Fun!”
Please check the website for dates & times.
Sibshop Sponsor:
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Join Us for Fun Activities at Arc Games & More
Come discover new leisure pursuits and have fun! Arc Games &
More provides an opportunity to gain potential hobbies & make new
friends.
Community members share their hobbies and interests in such
areas as magic, Zumba, cooking, music, giant games, and more!
6:30-8, 3rd Monday of each month. Free for members; $2 per
session for non-members. CCRI building, 2903 15th St S, Moor-
head.
Tentative Schedule:
Jan. 16th: Tie Scarves.
Feb. 20th: Kiwanis Trauma Dolls
March 20th: Healthy Foods
April 17th: Yoga
May 15th: Magic with Jack Sand
Expand Consumer Directed Community Supports. The Arc Min-nesota wants our state’s services for persons with disabilities to move more rapidly towards consumer direction. Consumer direction allows individuals and their families greater flexibility in creating support systems, resulting in a more cost effective service delivery system that better meets their needs.
Implement New Employment Services. The goal is to provide an extensive set of individualized services that would help more people with disa-bilities find competitive jobs and be more fully included in their communi-ties. These supports will also give peo-ple with disabilities more flexibility and choice in their services.
Lower Parental Fees. Minnesota
legislators should support a reduction in the fees families pay for services that keep their children with disabilities healthy, keep them with their families, and keep them in the community. The Arc is working with a group of parents called the Coalition to Lower Minnesota MA-TEFRA Parental Fees, which is conducting a survey to organ-ize individuals and organizations for the upcoming legislative session. The coalition seeks to meaningfully lower MA-TEFRA parental fees this legisla-tive session, with the longer term goal of eliminating these fees altogether. If you'd like to get involved in this effort, as well as learn more about it, consid-er taking the survey. See our website
for a link to the survey.
Raise Income and Asset Standards.
The current asset limit for Minnesota Medical Assistance (implemented in 1972 for people with disabilities) is $3,000.00. The limit for SSI is $2,000. This limit was set in 1984, when $2,000 had the same buying power as $4,669.79 in 2016.
Fund Self Advocacy. Provide
opportunities to self advocates to advance their knowledge & speak for themselves.
Best Life Alliance. The Best Life
Alliance’s core priorities are to ensure funding to support quality services, a strong workforce, and reforms includ-ing Minnesota’s Olmstead Plan. The
goal is to provide higher compensa-tion for direct support professionals (DSPs, to support people with disabili-
ties, older adults, and their caregivers.
Fully Fund Regional Quality
Councils. Support a comprehensive quality improvement system that gives a voice to persons with disabilities and their families.
Increase Housing Funding
Children’s Coalition/Education
Issues
Please consider how you can connect with your legislators regarding these priorities,
by calling, emailing or visiting them. One such opportunity is Tuesdays at the Capitol, starting January 10th, 2017, sponsored by the Minnesota Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities. The Arc Min-nesota and the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance host the January 10th session.
Another opportunity is The Arc Minnesota’s Day at the Capitol on February 28th. There will be a rally at 10am. We could help you set up visits with your legislators, if you need some assistance. See our website for details.
Arc West Central will host a local Town Hall meeting February 18th, 10am, 2903 15th St S, Moorhead, in which Steve
Larson (The Arc MN Senior Policy Director)will give an overview, and legislators will get the opportunity to hear individuals share their story. We will also hear Legis-lators’ responses. Please let us know if you would help us in this endeavor. Confirmed participants are Senator Kent Eken, & Rep-resentatives Paul Marquart & Ben Lien. There is a possibility that Collin Peterson will also join us.
The Arc MN website has a Public Policy/take action app. This can aid you in telling your story, about how issues under consid-eration can have an impact on your life, the life of a family member, or someone you know.
Telling your story can be meaningful for legislators to put a face to an issue. If we don’t show how the decisions they make have an impact, it is easy for them to make cuts or not fund what may be a lifeline for someone.
The Arc Minnesota 2017 Public Policy Priorities
IN RECOGNITION OF SPECIAL GIFTS 2016
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$1,000-$5,000
American Crystal Sugar Johnston Family Foundation
Knights of Columbus #4463 (Mhd)
Knights of Columbus, Council #3166 (DL) US Bank Foundation
$500-$999
BC & BS Foundation - ND
Bell State Bank Caring Foundation BCBS ND
Gate City Bank
Dacotah Paper Co. (Mohr Family Fund)
Donald Short Walmart
$200 - $499
702 Communications
Betty Boardman
Bon Ton (Herbergers)
Border States Electric
Bremer Bank
CCRI, INC
Dilworth Fireman's Relief Association
Essentia Health
Knights of Columbus #3118 (FF)
Lakeshirts, Inc
Maring Williams Law Office
Moore Engineering
Moorhead High Key Club
Otter Tail Corporation
Otter Tail Power Company
Corla Paulson
RD Offutt Company
RDO Equipment Co.
Ramada Plaza & Suite
Sanford Health
Scheels
Schuck Bus Services
Tecta America Dakotas
Toshiba Business Solutions
Vikingland Kiwanis
West Acres Development, LLP
Shari & David Yardley
$100-$199
Monroe & Doris Bartel
Behavioral Health Associates, Ltd
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Minnesota
Bottle Barn
Catholic Daughters of the Americas: Court St. Mary #509
Dawson Insurance
First International Bank
Gary & Sharon Grugel
Holiday Inn
JLG Architects
Victor & Laverne Johnson
Teresa & Mark Kuether
Moorhead Public Service
Muscatell Auto
Northwestern Bank
Petro Serve USA
Ramada Plaza & Suites
Lori & Tim Rustad
Service Foods
SJE-Rhombus
Stenerson Lumber
United Community Bank
Valley Premier Bank
$50-$99
Donna Atherton
Nicole Atherton
Diane & Wayne Brendemuhl
Nancy Bubendorf
Bill Davis
Nancy Decker
Gene Ecklund
Alice Ellingsberg
Mark & Sharon Hintgen
The Hotel Donaldson
ITW Heartland
Knights of Columbus #15722 (Dilworth)
Gerald and Nora Koenig
Korsmo Funeral Service
Lorraine & Keith Langseth
Chris Mathison, DDS
North Buffalo Women ELCA
Lloyd Paulson
St. John's LWML
Jon Stafsholt
Julie & John Thoemke
Gen Tougas
Glen and Karen Urlacher
Dan Willoughby
Wright Funeral Home
Up to $49
Amon & Camille Baer
Al & Solveig Bartz
Betty Bierdeman
Dan Brendemuhl
Larry Cihacek
Ina Dahlum
Randy & Evelyn Decker
Bill DeSaint
Jon Enderle
Mike Gude
Wayne Ingersoll
Pamela Johnson
Skip Jones
Travis and Rhonda Kitch
Del & LuAnne Larson
Erling Linde
David & Marjo Lysne
Candace Mathiowetz
Jack Oberlander
Judith Ozbun
Kay & Gaylan Sahlberg
Mark Tellfson
Lynn & Hank Tkachuk
Pam White
In Memory of:
Peter Astrup
Donna Atherton
Hector Reese
Donna Atherton
Myron Hovden
Gen Tougas
Dorothy Ecklund
Gene Ecklund
Laura Johnson Victor & LaVerne Johnson
Coral Laufenberg (sister of Laverne Johnson) George & Char Parker
In Honor of:
Nicole Atherton Wayne Ingersoll
Arc Volunteers Gerry & Nora Koenig
Arc West Central
is a 501(c)3 non-
profit organization
(#41-0886463).
All donations,
from which no
goods or services
are provided, are
tax deductible.
Thank you Fall Fund Drive donors! We appreciate your generosity, and will use the funds to
provide services and advocacy to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
October 4th, Arc West Central &
Moorhead Kiwanis hosted the exciting
Harlem Ambassadors Basketball Game.
Thank to our team, the Red River Flood,
an eclectic group of local leaders and
celebrities, who got in the spirit of the event, and put on
an entertaining show:
Rich Eggert – Moorhead Fire Assistant Chief
Nate Hendrickson – TNT Kids Fitness
Allison Swenson - MSUM Women’s Basketball Coach
Tyler Iverson - Minnesota State Patrol
Intern Man Candy- Big 98.7
Steven Dirksen – Fargo Fire Department Chief
Brian Lee - Former Professional Hockey Player
Mark Empting – Dilworth Fire Chief &Clay County
Sheriff Sergeant John Satrom – Northwestern Bank
Austin Schauer - Park Christian School
Bert Chamberlain - Moorhead Schools
Sponsors: Moorhead Kiwanis, Arc West Central, Blue Sky Inc., & Northwestern Bank
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Nicole Atherton Amon & Camille Baer Monroe & Doris Bartel Al & Solveig Bartz Betty Bierdeman Betty Boardman Dan Brendemuhl Diane & Wayne Brendemuhl Nancy Bubendorf Larry Cihacek Ina Dahlum Bill Davis Nancy Decker Bill DeSaint Alice Ellingsberg Jon Enderle Mark & Sharon Hintgen ITW Heartland Wayne Ingersoll
Pamela Johnson Victor & Laverne Johnson Skip Jones Travis and Rhonda Kitch Korsmo Funeral Service Teresa & Mark Kuether Lorraine & Keith Langseth Del & LuAnne Larson Erling Linde David & Marjo Lysne Candace Mathiowetz Chris Mathison, DDS Moorhead High Key Club North Buffalo Women’s ELCA Judith Ozbun Lloyd Paulson Lori & Tim Rustad Kay & Gaylan Sahlberg Scheels Donald Short
Jon Stafsholt Gen Tougas United Community Bank Glen and Karen Urlacher Vikingland Kiwanis Pam White Dan Willoughby Wright Funeral Home
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American Federal Bank Anytime Fitness Arbys Beads on Broadway Bell State Bank Blue Sky, Inc. Boppas Bagels Bremer Bank Casey's General Store Cashwise
CCRI Courtyard by Marriott Culver’s Dairy Queen Erbert and Gerbert's Fargo Theatre Fry’n Pan Gate City Bank Grand Junction Great Harvest
Great Clips Hi Ho Holiday Inn Hornbacher's Foods Hurley's Religious Goods KFC Melberg Church Supply Mexican Village Papa John's Pizza Hut
Pizza Ranch Planet Fitness Qdoba Romo's Sandy's Donuts Sazerac Alley Sky Zone Subway Sunset Lanes Tutti Frutti
Village Inn Wells Fargo Würst Bier Hal Zandbroz Variety Donna Atherton Molly Engstrom Kris Peterson Rachel Stotts
Christmas Party and Annual Meeting Enjoyed By All Many thanks to our Christmas Party Sponsors for providing prizes, and to Diane Brendemuhl, our board members, & Santa for volunteering!
Blue Sky, Inc.
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Housing Access Service
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Please spread the word about the job
opportunity for a part time person to
provide our Housing Access Services!
Make a difference in the lives of people
with disabilities. Details and application
available on our website:
ArcWestCentral.org
If you or someone you know would benefit
from our Housing Access Services, call 218
-287-1841 or 1-800-411-0124. It is best to
make an appointment to ensure staff is
available at the time desired. We are here
to assist!
Just a reminder of what we can do through Housing Access Services.
Housing Access Services (HAS ) assists
people with disabilities, that are eligible for
long term care (waivers) or state plan home
care services, and wish to move to homes
of their own, providing the following ser-
vices to eligible people with disabilities:
Seek and locate suitable, affordable, accessible housing.
Assist individuals in considering a broad spectrum of issues related to housing.
Accompany individuals as they look for housing.
Complete rental application and lease
agreements.
Meet with landlords and property staff.
Help with applications for publicly fi-nanced housing (Section 8).
Household budget development
Basic furnishings for a home, and any related housing matters.
Moving expenses.
Outreach to agencies that could provide referrals; Please let us know if you would like a presentation or just visit one-to-one!
Hopefully, by the time you read this , we will have received our Housing Access Coordination license, to add more possibilities for people on waivers!
I will pick them up at _______________________________ Check #_______
The 2017 Arc Annual Rose Sale Order Sheet
# dozen
no vase $20
# dozen with
vase $23
Subtotal
Red
Lollipop
Total ____________
Pre-paid orders March 13th - 28th, 2017. April 13th delivery date. Call or email to find your nearest pick
up location. Pickup locations in Moorhead, Fargo, Detroit Lakes, Hawley, & Fergus Falls.
Would you be willing to go the extra mile to assist in Rose Sale fundraiser? We are seeking people that could coordinate orders and collecting money
at your workplace, your church, your neighborhood, or any other place
that you could think of... We also need volunteers to deliver roses on
April 13th. Please call or email if you can help, and we will send you a
packet of information and publicity.
1 Dozen Red or Lollipop Roses -$20
1 Dozen Red or Lollipop Roses in Vase - $25
Arc West Central Rose Sale Thursday, April 13th, 2017 Supporting The Arc in advocating for individuals with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities for over 60 years.
This is one of our main fundraisers for the year. The lollipop (mixture of colors) roses are perfect
for Easter, which is the following Sunday! Please consider purchasing roses to support Arc West
Central in our efforts to assist people with developmental disabilities and their families.
Name
City/State/Zip Phone
Address
Housing Access
Position opening.
Arc West Central Membership 2017
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To all new and renewing members, we say “THANK YOU”. Your loyal support is vital to Arc West Central.
This organization would not exist without membership support.
Have you renewed your membership or would you join us to become a member for the first time?
The Arc draws its strength from membership support: The larger the membership, the stronger the voice.
There has never been a better time to join than right now!
Arc West Central Membership 2017
Name:______________________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________ _________________________ Email Address
_________ Donation
__________ Interested in email Action Alert
All memberships expire December 31st.
City: ___________________________ State: _________ Zip: ___________ Phone:______________
_____ Student/Self Advocate @ $20.00
_____ Individual @ $30.00
_____ Family @ $50.00
_____ Organization/ Corporate @ $150.00 or $250
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Access of the Red River Valley
Aaron Atherton
Donna Atherton
Nicole Atherton
Blue Sky, Inc (Steve Schmit)
Dan Brendemuhl
Wayne & Diane Brendemuhl
Mark & Laverne Czichotzki
Bill DeSaint
Gene Ecklund
Alice Ellingsberg
Jon Enderle
Molly & Brock Engstrom
Sharon & Gary Grugel
Amber Holmen
Judy Holmen
Tom & Jayne Holtgrewe
Jane Holtz
Sharon & James Hurley
Wayne Ingersoll
Dale & Marti Johnson
Kathy and Stephen Johnston
Jerry & Nora Koenig
Mark & Teresa Kuether
Peter Larson
David & Marjo Lysne
Linda Manders
Candace Mathiowetz
Zona Mathison
Randy & Anne Nelson
Karen Nitzkorski
Eric Offerdahl
George & Charleen Parker
Wendy Parrott
Jon Peterson
Donna Reed
Tim & Lori Rustad
Beverly Schaff
Lee & Karen Swanson
Shaun Tabery
Jon Tamke
Lynn Tkachuk
Gen Tougas
Carrie Truesdell
Glen and Karen Urlacher
Joe & Nicole Welsch
Pam White
Charles & Scarlett Wiger
Stan Wolf
Ben Yasgar
Help us go green and save money! We may not be mailing newsletters unless you make a
request. We need to cut expenses. In an effort to conserve resources and postage, we are updating our mailing
list. If you DO wish to receive this newsletter by mail, please call or email Arc West Central at 218-233-
5949 or 1-800-411-0124, [email protected]. We will send the newsletter via email to those on our email list, so
if you have not sent your email to us, please do so. Newsletters are posted on our website, as well.
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810 4th Avenue S, Suite 134
Moorhead, MN 56560
NONPROFIT ORG.
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$1,000 - $3,000 Bronze Level
$200 - $350 Yellow Rose Level
We Wish to Thank Our 2016 Corporate Donors
$450-$999 Pink Rose Level
Moorhead Council #4463 & Detroit Lakes Council #3166
Fergus Falls Council #3118 Mohr Family Fund
29th Annual Arc Valentine Dance Monday, February 13th, 7:15 - 8:30pm, Moorhead Armory
Johnston Family FoundationJohnston Family FoundationJohnston Family Foundation
Dilworth Fireman's Relief AssociationDilworth Fireman's Relief AssociationDilworth Fireman's Relief Association
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