Thank yous have gone out, and commemorative tee shirts for the big event are in the mail! CATS volunteers Ruthie and Richard Phillips are happy the BIG ASK is over, and it’s back to business as usual. Thank you to those all over the state who contributed to Roanoke Valley Gives Day for much needed operational funding for all of our locations.
The weather was perfect for the Kids on the Move Expo yesterday! We want to thank our hosts: Tidewater Community College’s Occupational Therapy Assistant Program! We would also like to thank the manufacturer’s reps
This happy team of volunteers braved the chilly weather and imminent snow storm to move the Richmond inventory from storage units to our new “place.” Yes, folks, a real place. Over the next couple of months we will be installing a workshop, office and storage for incoming donations, and ready-to-go inventory at 2545 Gayton Centre Drive in Short Pump of the greater Richmond area.
Jason Grandeo and Anissa Davis, University of Lynchburg DPT program faculty, are at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting in Washington DC this week. Read more to see the full poster presentation.
Come see and get hands on experience with the latest adaptive equipment and mobility devices for children including Sleepsafe Beds, Permobil, TiLite, Ki Mobility, Leckey, Firefly, R82, Sunrise Medical, Assistive Technology Works and more! Door Prizes!
Are you a Kroger grocery shopper? If so, did you know that Kroger does give generously to non-profits, and Children’s Assistive Technology Service is on their list.
Our organization earned a 2018 Bronze Seal of Transparency on GuideStar! Now our community and potential donors, funders, and key decision makers can see our commitment to transparency and easily contact us for more information.
CATS-Roanoke needs your help in October! As one of the eight charities selected to participate in the Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour, we need over 120 volunteers to hold up our end of the bargain on October 5th, 6th and 7th.
Hallowheels 2018 kicked off this past Saturday in Roanoke with six kids and six teams of college students initiating custom costume designs to transform wheelchairs into fabulous creations. Take a look at the Meet and Greet Event and stay tuned for the Big Reveal on October 27th.