Adults with Developmental Disabilities (ADD) annual fundraiser, The 10th Annual Bowl-A-Thon, is one of the organizations signature fundraising events of the year. ADD members and supporters come together to help raise the awareness and funds that allow them to fulfill their mission to nurture personal relationships, positive work habits, and greater independence for developmentally disabled adults, 18 years of age and older, while supporting caregivers and increasing acceptance in the greater Southeastern Pennsylvania communities. Adults with Developmental Disabilities will host The 10th Annual Bowl-A-Thon Sunday, Nov. 10, at 12:00 p.m. Over 100 guests who helped raise money will enjoy an afternoon of bowling and fun at Thunderbird Lands, in Willow 
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Every year, ADD hosts this event to continue to provide programs and services to our members who rely on the generosity of supporters, donations and fundraising to make these important services within their reach. This year we have partnered with local businesses and student organizations at surrounding colleges and universities to make this year’s event a huge success. ADD and this annual fundraiser seeks to create public awareness and acceptance of the issues confronting our members with the goal of maximizing members’ abilities to live as full and independent a life as possible within their communities.
For questions about this event, please contact Larry Rubin, Executive Director at 215-886-9990 ext. 1 or by email, rubinl@addpa.org
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Adults with Developmental Disabilities (ADD), founded in 1973, is an organization that offers developmentally disabled adults, 18 of age and older, professionally directed services to enhance social and behavioral skills in community settings. Developmental disabilities that affect our members include Autism, Down syndrome, Asperger’s syndrome, Cerebral palsy, learning disabilities and other disorders. With support, many of our member’s transition to independent lives, obtain and retain employment, live in their own apartments or in supervised group homes, get married, form their own social networks and make choices to influence their own lives. Currently, ADD provides services to over 182 members and over 100 caregivers and parents of members in Montgomery, Philadelphia, Bucks, Delaware and Chester counties.
Website: http://www.addpa.org/
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