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Special thanks to the Progressive Services Network (PSN), for their $10,000 grant in support of the independent living services provided by RCL. PSN is a charitable organization working to make a difference in the lives of young adults with developmental disabilities. PSN raises money to support the best in community-based housing and program services for special needs individuals. Pictured from left: PSN Board Member, Geri Miller-Brown, RCL Executive Director, Dr. Bob Walsh, and PSN Vice President, Ellen Bronfeld.
On September 27th, 5:00 p.m., Mayor Ken Nelson of Rolling Meadows along with other dignitaries, clients and local business owners participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony for RCL-Resources for Community Living, in Rolling Meadows, 4300 Lincoln Avenue. The ceremony was celebrating the purchase of RCL's current office, Suite K and Suite J. The purchase was made possible particularly through the efforts of Liana Mirea, RCL Board Member and Commercial Real Estate Broker for ACRE-American Commercial Real Estate, Inc.
From left: Barb Kautz, RCL client, Alderman Barbara Lusk, Ward 6, James Warp, RCL Board President, Dr. Bob Walsh, Executive Director for RCL, Mayor Ken Nelson of Rolling Meadows, Kathy Bouras, Support Services Coordinator, Geanie Kuehnau, RCL Parent Volunteer, Carolyn Mathews, Board Member and client, other event participants.
At the event, Mirea presented a check for $9,500 to RCL. She assisted the group with the purchase, and waived her commission towards the purchase price of the property RCL acquired. Resources for Community Living is a not-for-profit organization offering adults with developmental and/or physical disabilities opportunities to achieve greater dignity and independence. For further information, please contact Dr. Bob Walsh at 847-701-1554.
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