CDSA Partnership Recognition Event
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EXCEED is Proud to Recognize Help Heal Veterans and GoDonut at the California Disability Services Partnership Recognition Event on October 3, 2019 at the Red Hill Country Club in Rancho Cucamonga!
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John Hernandez, Stella Ramirez & Chip Purkey, Help Heal Veterans; Lee Trisler, EXCEED CEO, Quinn Hawley, EXCEED Board Member, Pedro Zambrano, EXCEED Director of Training Center Programs in Hemet, Joy & Alyssa Ndombeson from GoDonut.
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Help Heal Veterans
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Barry Jardini, CDSA; Stella Ramirez, Chip Purkey & john Hernandez, Help Heal Veterans; Missy Johnson, CDSA.
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GoDonut
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Missy Johnson, CDSA; Joy & Alyssa Ndombeson, GoDonut; Barry Jardini, CDSA.
Thank you Milgard Windows & Doors!
On August 6/2019, Debra Johnson and Teresa Tafoya from Milgard Windows & Doors present a check to EXCEED for $15,000!
The grant is part of Masco Corporation's Diversity and Inclusion program and will be used to further our efforts in removing barriers to employment for adults with disabilities.
Jacksonville Jaguars Blair Brown chooses EXCEED as his charity of choice for "My Cause, My Cleats"!
"My older brother was born with heart complications and was later diagnosed with autism. With my cleats, I want to show how much I look up to my older brother and his strength and determination."
More than 800 NFL players will showcase causes that are important to them with custom cleats during all Week 13 games, as part of the NFL's "My Cause, My Cleats" campaign.
As part of the collaboration between the NFL and players, players will represent hundreds of charitable organizations that focus on causes from youth wellness to sex trafficking prevention and support for single parents.
LOWE'S HEROES DAY AT CASA DEL VALLE!
Follow this link for the story in the Valley News!
http://myvalleynews.com/homeandgarden/lowes-heroes-donate-needed-renovations-repairs-san-jacinto-exceed-residential-center/