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Tuesday, January 30, 2018

It is With Great Sadness That We Announce the Passing of Mr. Roger Butt

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Mr. Roger Butt. He meant a lot to RCM and to everyone that he has meet over the years. We will post information regarding his memorial service in the coming days.

Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Twin Special Needs Girls Adopt Disabled Pit Bull For Christmas

It’s not easy being different. Tianna and Gianna know that better than most people. The twin 10-year-old girls are legally blind, and Gianna suffers from autism. It’s hard for them to find someone who truly understands what they go through. Maybe that’s why this year they only had one Christmas wish. They wanted a disabled dog who would love them and understand them.

To read more on this story, click here: Twin Special Needs Girls Adopt Disabled Pit Bull For Christmas

RCM: We Have an Opening for a Facilitator for Our Weekly Advocacy Group, Please Share

RCM is looking for a facilitator for their weekly advocacy group Emerging Leaders in Advocacy. If you have a passion for social justice, education, and activism this could be the position for you!

This is a part-time, contracted position. Please feel free to pass along.

To learn more about this position, click here: Facilitator for Weekly Advocacy Group

Monday, January 22, 2018

We Invite You to Share Your Experience with RCM of Washington

Happy New Year! As RCM of Washington, Inc. celebrates its 20-year anniversary this January, we’re taking time to reflect on the invaluable relationships we’ve woven since 1998. In response, we’re collecting testimonials from RCM’s extended network of family and friends.

If you’d like to share your experience with RCM of Washington, we invite you to submit a testimonial. Please click this link, or copy and paste it into your browser: https://goo.gl/forms/fOeek62iYtdhweze2

Please feel free to express your thoughts in anyway you see fit, whether a few sentences or a meaningful story, everything is appreciated.

Best Regards,
Amy L Brooks, CEO
RCM of Washington, Inc
64 New York Avenue, NE
Suite 100
Washington, DC 20002
202-789-1930 ext 106
202-607-5875 Direct
www.rcmofwashington.com
FaceBook/https://www.facebook.com/RCMofWashingtonInc/
Blog: http://www.revitalcommembership.com/

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Our Twenty Year Anniversary Luncheon!

Today all of RCM's 20 year employees enjoyed a lunch full of laughter and reminiscing at Fogo De Chao. Marie, Tony, Hattie, Haywood, Doris, Danielle, and Amy; your hard work and dedication to the lives of others is immeasurable!

Thursday, January 18, 2018

Smithsonian Exhibit Puts Focus On Accessible Design

Be sure to check out this exhibit! Universal or accessible design is beneficial for everyone!

Smithsonian Exhibit Puts Focus On Accessible Design

From clothing to utensils and computers, a new exhibit is showcasing the varied and increasing ways that today’s world is adapting to accommodate the needs of people with disabilities.

The display at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum dubbed “Access+Ability” includes over 70 works that highlight how design is making a broad range of experiences more inclusive.

Divided into three sections — moving, connecting and living — the exhibit features the latest in cane technology, clothing with magnets and other accessibility modifications, eye-controlled speech-generating devices and more innovations.

To read more on this story, click here: Smithsonian Exhibit Puts Focus On Accessible Design

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