The Arc of Greensboro welcomes you to our Web site, which provides our organization with a prominent position on the Internet. As we all realize, the Internet has developed into the most efficient communication medium as well as a limitless resource of up-to-date information. As you scroll through our Web site you will find details about The Arc's mission and core values.
A unique capability of this website is the donor database management system, which tracks and accounts for online donations and payments, and allows for new ways to keep in touch with our members, volunteers and supporters. Most important, this new Web site strengthens The Arc of Greensboro's ability to serve the individuals and families who need our guidance and support.
In closing, we want to acknowledge the philanthropic support of the Toleo Foundation, which made this Web site possible. The Arc is truly grateful for the Foundation's generosity and compassion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Challenger 2012 Spring Baseball will kick off their season on Saturday, April 21st with the Grasshopper Clinic at NewBridge Park.
Challenger spring baseball will play for seven consecutive weeks of fun on Saturdays. Spring season will kick off at NewBridge ballpark with the Grasshopper Clinic. Please register early to ensure a place for your athlete! Challenger League is open to persons with disabilities between the ages of 5-22. Siblings and friends are also encouraged to join, to provide a more inclusive environment. For more information, please contact Lyndsay Champion at (336) 373-1076 X161 or lchampion@arcg.org.
Download the registration form here.
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Get Acrobat ReaderParticipation in the Challenger program is open to families who are Arc of Greensboro members; for more information on membership, visit our membership page.
Online Donations
For the second straight year, those interested in making a tax-deductible donation to support The Arc of Greensboro may do so by visiting our online donation page
The Arc of Greensboro received a $15,000 grant from the Kathleen and Joseph M. Bryan Community Enrichment Venture Grant initiative for the creation of an Employment and Leadership program, designed to develop skills related to leadership for Developmentally Disabled (DD) and Intellectually Delayed (ID) adults. The development of skills will allow the participants to establish a business baking doggie treats. Participants will be in an instructional, production, marketing and sales learning environment. Read More »
Project Search Grant
The Arc of Greensboro has been selected to be a provider for an innovative national model project that provides skill training and work experience for young adults with disabilities ages 18-21. Students will be taught to use public transportation, participate in monthly progress meetings to define their career goals, and plan necessary steps to achieve those goals. The ultimate goal upon program completion is competitive employment utilizing the skills learned on the internships and throughout the program.
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Beyond The Canvas Art Show/ Paintings Available
Our artists work in a master-apprentice partnership with professional artist, Robert Postma, at Exceptional Friends Art studio. For more information, please contact Lyndsay Champion at lchampion@arcg.org or 336-373-1076 x161.
Framed paintings will be available for a suggested donation of $100 - proceeds benefit Beyond the Canvas.
1050 REVOLUTION MILL DRIVE, STUDIO 3 : : GREENSBORO, NC 27405
PHONE: 336-373-1076 : : EMAIL: info@arcg.org