Difficult times often lead to positive changes. Anyone who has navigated the road to self-acceptance knows it’s a challenging, but worthwhile path to travel. That’s why The Arc of Palm Beach County is launching a public service campaign focused on acceptance.
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A community art project that brought artistans from The Arc and the public together is now on display in the Schumacher Automotive Group showroom. On Thursday, August 16, guests were invited to visit Schumacher Automotive Group in West Palm Beach to bring a mosaic to life. The Arc and the Schumacher Automotive Group enjoyed creating a mosaic heart, with both their logos included, to express their shared vision of inclusion and acceptance.
The Arc of Palm Beach Receives a $10,000 Grant from The Honda Classic Cares
Only one professional golfer will top the leaderboard at The Honda Classic. However, children at The Arc of Palm Beach County will feel like champions thanks to a $10,000 grant from The Honda Classic Cares.
The Arc of Palm Beach County is getting some hands-on help. Thanks to a grant from Volunteer Florida, The Arc is recruiting AmeriCorps members who are ready to make a difference.
Unleash your inner artist by joining The Arc of Palm Beach County in a community art project. On Thursday, August 16, 2018, the public is invited to help bring a mosaic to life. The Arc and the Schumacher Automotive Group are creating a giant community art piece to express their shared vision of inclusion and acceptance. The finished mosaic will be displayed in the Schumacher showroom at 3031 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach.
Community leaders will honor The Arc of Palm Beach County for 60 years of service. The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners will issue a proclamation on Saturday, September 8 to publicly recognize the charity’s mission to help people with disabilities.
Presented by the City of West Palm Beach in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County, 15 local artists have come together to depict fairy tales on child-sized playhouses.
Start your teen’s summer on a positive note. The Arc of Palm Beach County’s new Stand Up Program is hosting a four-day, three-night leadership training camp. The event, which kicks off next week, helps high school-aged teens build their leadership skills, while introducing them to community service opportunities.
JOB-A-PALOOZA! Speed jobbing for applicants
You’ve heard of speed dating? Well, welcome to speed jobbing! Job-A-Palooza is a fast-paced job training event that gives candidates the opportunity to learn about possible careers and meet potential employers. The Arc of Palm Beach County is hosting the event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, August 9 at the Palm Beach Gardens campus of Palm Beach State College: 3160 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Original works of art are springing up just in time for Mother’s Day. Artisans at The Arc of Palm Beach County have designed a colorful bouquet of handmade gifts for mom. The nonprofit, which serves children and adults with developmental disabilities, will host a pop-up shop called Bloom at The Gardens Mall. Bloom will be open Wednesday, May 2 through Sunday, May 13, in the Grand Court on the mall’s lower level.
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