Achieve Community Alliance, formerly United Cerebral Palsy of Arkansas, will host its Voices of Achieve fundraising event on Tuesday, April 21, at the Robinson Center in downtown Little Rock.
The nonprofit works to create opportunities for individuals with disabilities to live, work and thrive in their communities.
“For more than 65 years, Achieve Community Alliance has been committed to building a more inclusive future for our neighbors with disabilities,” said Jennifer Cobb, CEO. “Voices of Achieve is a celebration of the individuals and families we serve, as well as the community support that makes our mission of a life without limits for all Arkansans possible.”
The luncheon event will, begin at 11:30 a.m. in the William Grant Still Ballroom of the Robinson Center and highlight the impact of Achieve’s programs through a keynote address by Tina Jackson and her daughter, Tionna, known as “Miss T.” Jackson is the founder of Kids Rare Care, a growing online community that shares resources, offers encouragement and provides advocacy for families raising children with complex medical needs.
Proceeds from this signature fundraising event will support Achieve Community Alliance’s statewide programs, ranging from an early intervention preschool and adult day program to residential opportunities and workforce development. Sponsorships and individual tickets to Voices of Achieve are available here.
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