 |
|
Welcome to ARCh!
About ARCh
The Association for the Rights of Citizens with handicaps (ARCh)
promotes the health, safety and achievement of children and adults with
disabilities. ARCh was founded in 1952 by a group of parents who who
wanted to create learning and social opportunities for their children
with disabilities. Today we remain parent-led and family-driven, focused
on our vision of building a world where all people are valued and
encouraged to contribute. ARCh offers a unique variety of
programs and services. Because of ARCh, those living with
disabilities have the support and services they need to pursue their
potential.
FACT: Seven out of ten
Americans are directly impacted every day by a disability, or they have
a family member, friend or associate who has a disability.
Because of ARCh...
Lives are changed. Plain and simple. ARCh offers one-of-a-kind
programs that make a difference for everyone in our communities.
Click here
to discover all that ARCh does.
November 5, 2011
Randi Driscoll "True Beauty" Concert
We are excited to have Randi Driscoll with us again this year.
The concert will be held at the First United Methodist Church (121
Wisconsin Ave., Waukesha, WI) on Saturday, November 5 at 7:00pm.
This event shares our mission with the community in an evening of
exceptional entertainment that supports our friends and neighbors with
disabilities. To reserve your tickets, please call or
email the ARCh office.
This concert also represents an
unprecedented partnership among three local grass-roots organizations
for a fundraiser that will benefit ACAP (Adaptive Community Approach
Program), the Donna Lexa Community Art Center and ARCh equally. This is
a true celebration of collaboration!
Click here to
listen to a sample of Randi's music.
Click here to
download the Randi Driscoll flyer.
Sponsors of the "True Beauty" Concert
 
 
|
|
ARCh Mission Statement |
|
"The mission of the Association for the
Rights of Citizens with handicaps is to empower children and adults with
disabilities to reach their full potential and to increase prevention
and awareness in the community." |
Click here
for more information
|
ARCh is funded in part
by the United Way in Waukesha County, the Independent Living Council of Wisconsin,
and the
generous support of people like you!
|
|
