Easter Seals Disability Services

Commitments to Easter Seals

Look closely at what makes Easter Seals unique from other health and human services providers, and it becomes clear: Easter Seals' greatest strength comes from the people who are Easter Seals. Relationships between therapists and clients, between teachers and preschoolers, between staff and parents, and between volunteers and staff. Helping children and adults with disabilities gain greater independence involves whole individuals, whole families and support systems.

Corporate sponsors, volunteers, staff, and national representatives share their commitments to Easter Seals and creating solutions that change the lives of people with disabilities.

Ocean State Charities Trust Grant Supports Easter Seals Rhode Island
Ocean State Charities Trust in Pawtucket recently awarded Easter Seals Rhode Island with a grant to support more than 200 children and families receiving Easter Seals Early Intervention Services throughout the state.  

Mass Mutual Financial Group Donates $10,000 to Easter Seals RI Easter Seals Rhode Island was recently awarded a $10,000 grant from Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company as part of MassMutual’s national Community Service Award (CSA) program. MassMutual made the grant in honor Brad Simonds, a MassMutual agent and a leading volunteer with Easter Seals.

Wal-Mart Good Works Grant Supports Easter Seals Rhode Island Wal-Mart in North Kingstown recently awarded Easter Seals Rhode Island with a Good Works grant for $1,000. The gift will help to support more than 200 children and families receiving Easter Seals Early Intervention Services throughout the state.