GLENDALE, Ariz., Aug. 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The AID Foundation made its largest donation to date in the form of a fully equipped sensory motor room. The donation is intended to benefit students with sensory disorders at Desert Mirage Elementary School, as well as help develop the sensory skills of all pre-school age children. The room will benefit more than 150 students with developmental learning challenges.
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Many students with Sensory Processing Disorders (SPD), autism, and other disabilities requiring sensory stimulation will benefit tremendously from a fully equipped sensory motor room. The room provides a safe environment where the students sensory needs can be fulfilled.
Pendergast Elementary School District Superintendent Dr. Lily DeBlieux thanked the AID Foundation for the donation and said that the room would be in use at all hours during the school day. The Superintendent was with school board members and AZ Family 3 TV during a live television event where they were surprised with the unveiling of the room and the gift.
Jennifer Rogers, spokesperson from the AID Foundation said, "This compelling story touched our board as well as the general public. Fun and Function made a very gracious donation to lower the costs to make this gift a reality. AID Foundation also received a private donation to keep the room operational for the year with a $2,000 check. I think we are realized our gift will help underprivileged children every day for years to come."
AID.org wants to help others. Those with disabilities can make their requests online at www.aid.org.
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About Advocates for Individuals with Disabilities – Foundation ("AID.org")
As Civil Rights Champions, AID.org was formed in January 2016 in order to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities through charitable gifts, opportunities and the removal of discriminatory barriers. By spearheading a rapid and widespread wave of compliance through educational and affirmative enforcement actions, AID.org not only rapidly brings non-compliant public accommodation into ADA compliance but also acts as a self-funding catalyst for the charitable AID Foundation.
The AID Foundation is a growing resource for any individual with a disability looking to receive help with various issues relating to their disability or compelling needs such as: wheelchair access, medical equipment, and much more. Advocates for Individuals with Disabilities - Foundation aims to help improve the lives of 3 to 4 individuals with disabilities per day.
Media Contact:Jennifer RogersAdvocates for Individuals with Disabilities – Foundation(774) 768-2235Email
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Pendergast Elementary School District Superintendent Dr. Lily DeBlieux thanked the AID Foundation for the donation and said that the room would be in use at all hours during the school day. The Superintendent was with school board members and AZ Family 3 TV during a live television event where they were surprised with the unveiling of the room and the gift.
Jennifer Rogers, spokesperson from the AID Foundation said, "This compelling story touched our board as well as the general public. Fun and Function made a very gracious donation to lower the costs to make this gift a reality. AID Foundation also received a private donation to keep the room operational for the year with a $2,000 check. I think we are realized our gift will help underprivileged children every day for years to come."
AID.org wants to help others. Those with disabilities can make their requests online at www.aid.org.
To schedule interviews, please Email.
About Advocates for Individuals with Disabilities – Foundation ("AID.org")
As Civil Rights Champions, AID.org was formed in January 2016 in order to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities through charitable gifts, opportunities and the removal of discriminatory barriers. By spearheading a rapid and widespread wave of compliance through educational and affirmative enforcement actions, AID.org not only rapidly brings non-compliant public accommodation into ADA compliance but also acts as a self-funding catalyst for the charitable AID Foundation.
The AID Foundation is a growing resource for any individual with a disability looking to receive help with various issues relating to their disability or compelling needs such as: wheelchair access, medical equipment, and much more. Advocates for Individuals with Disabilities - Foundation aims to help improve the lives of 3 to 4 individuals with disabilities per day.
Media Contact:Jennifer RogersAdvocates for Individuals with Disabilities – Foundation(774) 768-2235Email
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