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United Cerebral Palsy of Central Ohio is a private, non-profit agency whose mission is to provide an environment where people with disabilities and aging conditions receive individualized programs and support services.
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United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Central Ohio recently hosted their 10th
Anniversary “People of Promise” Golf Outing at The Lakes Golf and
Country Club, raising nearly $30,000.00 to enhance the lives of people
with disabilities and aging conditions. This year’s outing was a huge
success with 120 golfers and nearly 150 businesses and corporations
lending their support. The support of companies like Nationwide, Able
Roofing, Crane Company, AEP, and State Auto help make this annual event
one of Central Ohio’s best.
Read more about UCP of Central Ohio’s 10th Annual “People of Promise” Golf Outing Raises Nearly $30,000

Twenty Deloitte volunteers decked out in bright blue t-shirts walked
through the doors of UCP of Central Ohio on Friday, June 5, 2009, to
donate their time and talents on DELOITTE IMPACT DAY. This day marks
the fourth year for Deloitte’s tradition of visiting UCP to provide
critical work to build up the agency’s facility and grounds. The group
also made a large donation of several items on UCP’s wishlist
Read more about Deloitte Impact Day 2009

Whitney Mantonya has been elected to serve on UCP of Central Ohio’s
Board of Directors. Mantonya serves as Vice President of Operational
Excellence for Cardinal Health in Dublin, Ohio. Mantonya joined the
Board because she wants to help people with disabilities and aging
conditions, as well as their families and caregivers. Mantonya believes
strongly in developing and encouraging independence and empowerment.
Mantonya has been involved in several community organizations including
the March of Dimes, ARC, and Adopt a Family.
Read more about UCP of Central Ohio welcomes 3 new Board Members

Kroger has launched the Kroger Community Rewards Program. Every time
you shop at Kroger, simply use your Kroger Plus Card (after registering
your card number), and you are making a donation to UCP of Central
Ohio!
It only takes 5 minutes to sign up. Follow these simple steps:
Read more about Announcing the Kroger Rewards Community Program
Six participants represented United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Central
Ohio at Solidarity ’09, Ohio’s leading conference by and for people
with disabilities. The event returned for the tenth time Tuesday, April
14 to Thursday, April 16, 2009 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The
conference is organized by the Disability Network of Ohio (DNOS) and
attracts Ohioans with disabilities from all corners of the state. The
first Solidarity conference took place in 1991, and the 2009 event
featured a 10-year retrospective.
Read more about UCP of Central Ohio Participants Inspired to Achieve Personal Goals after attending Solidarity 09

United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Central Ohio kicked off MRDD Awareness
Month in March by attending the MRDD Awareness Month kickoff event at
the Ohio Statehouse on Thursday, March 5, 2009 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00
p.m. Several of UCP’s participants went to the Statehouse to be a part
of this important event in Columbus that highlights the many efforts
throughout the state that afford opportunities for people with
disabilities to be successful in their communities.
Read more about UCP of Central Ohio focuses on inclusion for people with disabilities during MRDD Awareness Month!

Artists from United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Central Ohio continue to
display their talents at local art shows. The artwork of six UCP
participants was on display at the Accessible
Expressions Ohio 2009, held Feb. 21st at the Westerville Community
Center. UCP artist Charlotte M. gained honors at the event, capturing
second place in the Professional Division. Sponsored by VSA Arts of
Ohio, the event included 180 entries. Of those, 105 were selected for
the show and 10 awards were presented.
Read more about UCP of Central Ohio artists showcase talents at Accessible Expressions Ohio 2009