ECNV Annual Awards Reception

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ECNV Annual Awards Reception
In this issue:
State Senator Toddy Puller
to Receive ECNV Lifetime
Achievement Award
2
Thanks to our Top
Sponsors!
2
ECNV to Honor Consumer
and Local Business at
Reception
3
Awards for Transitioning
Youth Now Available!
3
A Message From the ECNV
Board President
4
A Sample of Annual Awards
Reception Silent Auction
Items
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June Calendar
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Annual Awards Reception
June 11, 2015
6:30 PM
The Clarendon Ballroom
3185 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington
Tickets and Sponsorships: www.ecnv.org
Lifetime Achievement Award: Virginia State Senator Toddy Puller
The Model of Independence Award: Diana Urquiza
Business Community Partner Award: P.F. Chang’s Arlington and Tony Bass
25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
30th Anniversary of the Virginians with Disabilities Act
50th Anniversary of Medicaid and Medicare
Silent auction (see page 5) • Hors d’oeuvres • Drinks
Live music by Abby Nightingale
Thanks to our ECNV Annual Award Reception Sponsors!
NOVIL Foundation
Silver Sponsors:
ADA 25th Host: Henry Claypool and Eve Hill
Bronze Sponsors
Dr. Olakunle Olaniyan
ECNV Friends
Helena Berger & Jeff Arpin | Deb Cotter | Dolores Dabney | Yoshiko Dart | Marcie Goldstein |
Arlington
Julie Nepveu | Lee Page | Maggie and Larry Roffee | Warren G. Stambaugh Memorial Foundation | Tony Young
Donors
Ruth & David Cohen
Soula Antoniou | Sharon Bartlett | Dr. Paul Cannon | Andrew Chukwura | Michael Cooper
Cindy Daniel | Ed Fichter | Tiffany Joslyn | Suzanne Lacey | Lenore Levin | Ruchika Lalwani
Erica Midboe | Mike & Nancy Moose | Wanita Niehaus | Richard Ruth | Bill Staderman
Brewster Thackeray | Selma & Bill Thackeray
Silent Auction Donors
Arlington
Arlington
Might
Rossyln They
Be Giants Courthouse
Arlington
Ballston
Aftertime Comics | Soula Antoniou |
Arlington Automotive Group, LLC |
Auto Glass Installer |
Rep. Don Beyer |
Marja Lee Freeman | Tracee Garner |
Jewel Sensation | Keith Lombardi |
Stephen A. Mabry, DDS |
Herbert & Socorro Manila | Vinnie's
International Hong Kong Custom
Tailors | Jane Walsh & Ray Walsh |
Wendy Yacoub |
Michael & Kandace Zeman
June 2015
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State Senator Toddy Puller to Receive Lifetime
Achievement Award at June 11 Reception
By Brianna Gross, Communications Manager
Virginia State Senator Linda “Toddy” Puller will
be awarded the ECNV Lifetime Achievement
Award on June 11, 2015 at the ECNV Annual
Awards Reception.
Care and currently serves on the Disability
Commission and the Board of Veterans
Services. She was the chair of the Senate
Rehabilitation twice and the chair of the Social
Services Committee.
“We are thrilled to salute Senator Puller with this
award,” said ECNV Executive
Director, Brewster Thackeray. “Her
dedication to disability rights
throughout her years of service has
made a significant difference in the
lives of Virginians with disabilities.”
Senator Puller represents the 36th
District which includes parts of
Fairfax, Prince Williams, and Stafford
Counties and will be retiring this year.
A tireless advocate for veteran and
disability issues, Senator Puller returned to her
job after a stroke in 1997. She was already very
familiar with disability issues, as her late
husband, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Lewis
Puller, Jr., lost both his legs as a Marine in the
Vietnam War and had severe depression.
Senator Puller was the first woman to serve as
the Chair of the Joint Commission on Health
In 2004 Senator Puller was a patron of
the legislation to form the legislative
Disability Commission. The Disability
Commission is a place for members of
the legislature, the Lieutenant Governor,
the Governor's appointees, and the
agencies of the Executive branch to
address disability rights issues and work
on systematic changes.
Senator Puller has also been a
champion of health care and Medicaid
expansion since the implementation of the
Affordable Care Act.
“Senator Puller has been an essential voice for
the disability community throughout her service,”
said Thackeray. “Though she richly deserves
her retirement, she will be missed in the
statehouse.”
Thanks to our Top Sponsors!
ECNV received a Silver Sponsorship for the
Annual Awards Reception from American
Airlines. This will include several major items
worth thousands of dollars for the silent auction
that are sure to be of interest to those who like
to travel. Look for further details in our silent
auction catalog at the event!
The Northern Virginia Foundation for
Independent Living (NOVIL) was the lead
sponsor of last year’s inaugural ECNV Awards
Reception, and returns to generously support
our work this year as a Silver Sponsor.
Rights division where she serves as the Deputy
Assistant Attorney General and leads their work
on disability issues.
“ECNV has been a critical resource to me in the
17 years I've lived in Arlington,” said Henry.
“Their work has been essential to advancing
community integration for people with
disabilities in Northern Virginia.”
We are very thankful to our $1,000 Bronze
Sponsors. The Paralyzed Veterans of America
serves veterans who have returned from service
with spinal cord injuries. Diamond
Our ADA 25th Host sponsors are Henry
Transportation provides paratransit services in
Claypool and Eve Hill. Henry’s work while at
Northern Virginia. Ameriprise Financial is a
HHS during the Clinton administration includes leader in financial planning as a global financial
the implementation of the Supreme Court's
institution. Anthem BlueCross BlueShield is a
Olmstead decision, implementation of the Ticket health insurance provider that is dedicated to
to Work and Work Incentives improvement Act
helping improve the health of communities. The
and the formation of Real Choice System
CENTECH GROUP, Inc. provides systems and
Change grants. His most recent stint in federal
solutions on federal government contracts/task
service had him back at HHS where he worked orders and software development projects.
on key provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
Finally, Dr. Olakunle Olaniyan is a friend of
His wife, Eve Hill, serves as a presidential
ECNV and the brother-in-law of Layo Oyewole,
appointee in the Department of Justice’s Civil
the Director of Medicaid Programs at ECNV.
ECNV Board of
Directors
Lee Page
President
Soula Antoniou
Vice President
Helena R. Berger
Treasurer
Tiffany Joslyn
Secretary
Dolores Dabney
Maya Flores
Erica Midboe
Julie Nepveu
Wanita Niehaus
William Staderman
ECNV Staff
Brewster Thackeray
Executive Director
Community Services
Cynthia Evans
Director
Selvin Garcia
Brianna Gross
Alexa Mavroidis
Andrew Shaw
Medicaid Programs
Layo Oyewole
Director
Rachel Henry
Hannah Manila
Jennifer Reese
Advocacy
Doris Ray
Director
Accounting
Jorge Pineda
Administrative
Ruchika Lalwani
LEND Office
Tracee Garner
Jennifer Reese
ECNV Project
Contractors
Robert Lo
Ed Weiss
The ECNV Declaration
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ECNV to Honor Consumer and Local Business at Reception
By Brianna Gross, Communications Manager
ECNV is thrilled to present the first ECNV Model of
Independence Award to Diana Urquiza at the Annual
Awards Reception on June 11th. P.F. Chang’s Arlington
and Operating Partner Tony Bass will be the first local
business in five years to receive the Business Community
Partner Award.
preserve the voucher program for others in nursing homes
in 2013. She has also been a great friend of ECNV, singing
at last December’s Home for the Holidays Reception and
speaking at the ADA Legacy Tour in April. Diana’s
perseverance to achieve her goals and give back to others
make her a model for the mission of independent living.
When ECNV staff first met with Diana Urquiza in 2011, she
was living in a nursing home and working on exercises to
restore her strength after an
accident that left her with a
disability. Unhappy living in a
nursing home, Diana wanted to
return to living in the community.
ECNV Peer Mentor Alexa
Mavroidis worked with Diana to
find housing and advocated to
get a housing voucher from
Diana Urquiza (right)
Fairfax County. ECNV Medicaid
with ECNV Peer Mentor
Programs Coordinator Hannah
Alexa Mavroidis
Manila also worked with Diana to
make sure she would be secure moving into the
community. On April 20th, 2012, Diana left the nursing
home and moved into her new apartment.
P.F. Chang's restaurant and Operating Partner Tony Bass
are great supporters of ECNV. They donated food for over
200 people at the Home for the
Holidays Reception and ran to get
more when it was all eaten. They
also donated food for the ADA
Legacy Tour and are sponsoring
the Annual Awards Reception.
ECNV is thrilled to present P.F.
Chang’s with the Business
Community Partner Award for their
P.F. Chang’s Arlington
generous
support.
& Operating Partner
Tony Bass (left) with
staff
“One of the goals for us at P.F.
Chang’s in Arlington was to engage
the community,” said Tony. “ECNV’s work and programs
were a natural fit for us, as its programs and outreach
affect a lot of families in not just Arlington, but Northern
Since regaining her independence, Diana has become a
Virginia as a whole. We hope that our work inspires other
tireless local disability rights advocate. She met with Fairfax businesses to become more active in the neighborhoods in
Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova in
which they operate, as our communities are only as strong
September of 2012 to share her story and testified to
as the work we put into them.”
Awards for Transitioning Youth Now Available!
Supported by a grant from HSC Foundation
Examples of eligible award items include, but are not
The transition from adolescence to adulthood can be a
limited to:
difficult time in a person's life. This process can be even
more challenging for young people with disabilities. Making
 Laptops, smartphones or other IT equipment with
new friends, facing new academic challenges and getting
accessibility features
into the job market can be especially difficult for a man who

Academic or sports equipment or uniforms
uses a wheelchair or a woman who has bipolar disorder.
 Mobility equipment
 Tutoring or assistive learning tools
The ENDependence Center of Northern Virginia (ECNV)
 Music lessons
has become a Life Enrichment Awards Program (LEAP)
 Clothing for a job or school interview
partner, supported by a grant from The HSC Foundation.
 Art supplies
People with disabilities who are between the ages of 14
and 26, and reside in ECNV’s coverage area (Arlington,
 Payment for training in a specific skill
Fairfax, and Loudoun Counties and the Cities of
Alexandria, Falls Church, and Fairfax) are eligible to apply. Please go to www.ecnv.org to find the application and
Applicants may not have received a LEAP grant within the information form. Please read the eligibility criteria
last three years.
carefully. If you meet all of the provisions of the award,
complete the LEAP Award Application Form and submit it
Awards are relatively small and are focused on specific,
no later than Friday, June 19. Instructions for submission
tangible objects or services. They should be directly linked are on the form.
to an academic or employment goal. So, for instance,
singing lessons for an aspiring professional vocal
Contact Cynthia Evans, Director of Community Services, at
performer would be eligible but not singing lessons for
(703) 525-3268 or cynthiae@ecnv.org with any questions.
someone who simply enjoys singing.
June 2015
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A Message From ECNV Board President Lee Page: Gear up to
Celebrate Disability Milestones
By Lee Page, ECNV Board President
The 2015 ECNV Annual Awards Reception is shaping up to
be an incredible event. We are honored to have State
Senator Toddy Puller accept the ECNV Lifetime
Achievement Award at the historic and elegant Clarendon
Ballroom. We are also pleased to present the Model of
Independence Award to Diana Urquiza and the Business
Community Partner Award to P.F. Chang’s Arlington and
Operating Partner Tony Bass. This is a special year as we
celebrate three disability milestones: the 25th
anniversary of the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA), the 30th anniversary
of the Virginians with Disabilities Act, and
the 50th Anniversary of Medicaid and
Medicare. A silent auction, live music,
refreshments, and connecting with disability
rights supporters and advocates will make
this a memorable evening.
The Annual Awards Reception is ECNV’s premier event to
raise funds for the year. As of May 13th, we are more than
halfway to surpassing last year’s contributions – but we
have a way to go. Your ticket purchases, silent auction
contributions, and generous donations help ECNV provide
supports and services to your friends and neighbors with
disabilities. With your help, we can continue to expand our
employment workshops, youth outreach, advocacy work,
core services, and much more. ECNV, founded 33 years
ago, is growing and we need your support to keep up the
momentum.
celebrate the 25th anniversary of the ADA. ECNV was
honored to have Delegate Kenneth Plum, Arlington County
Board Member Jay Fisette, Arlington County Board
candidate Peter Fallon, NCIL President Kelly Buckland, and
ADA Legacy Tour organizer Tom Olin speak at the event.
In the past year we revived the EXCEL! Networking Group,
an employment networking group led by Robert Rudney;
launched a youth social group for young people with
disabilities; and opened Doug’s Place, a model
accessible apartment where people learn
independent living skills and see accessible
modifications. Our Medicaid department staff
transition people out of nursing homes and into the
community – proving that the independent living
model works. We help them find housing, move into
apartments, and we continue to offer peer mentoring
and supports so they can maintain independence.
You’ll see our peer mentors, advocates, and travel
trainers working with people throughout Northern Virginia.
Your generous donations help us run all these programs
and more.
Here’s your call to action: Please support ECNV by
purchasing a ticket and then share word of the event
with a friend or family member. With your help, we can
reach as many people as possible. If you cannot join us,
please consider sponsoring a youth or community ticket so
people of all means are able to attend.
I hope to see you at the Clarendon Ballroom on
In April, ECNV stood out as a leader in disability advocacy June 11th!
in Northern Virginia by hosting the ADA Legacy Tour bus to
Why Do You Support ECNV?
All donations to ECNV are greatly appreciated! Here is why some of our core ECNV Friends support our work:
Yoshiko Dart:
The HSC Foundation:
“ECNV has been a hub of disability rights
and independent living advocacy
in Northern Virginia. It has
greatly improved accessibility, inclusion,
and integration of people with disabilities, young and old, in
their community. I support ECNV because it is
demonstrating to the world that people with disabilities can
lead good quality lives for themselves and others in their
family and community by implementing the ADA effectively
and wisely.”
“The HSC Foundation is proud to support the
ENDependence Center of Northern Virginia, as we work
together to enrich the lives of people with disabilities in the
expanded Washington area. Partnerships with communitybased organizations like ECNV helps strengthen our focus
on improving access to services for individuals facing
social and health care barriers due to disability, chronic
illness, or other circumstances that present unique needs.”
Maggie Roffee:
Marcie Goldstein:
“ECNV was a key grass roots player in the passage of the
ADA and continues its full inclusion advocacy with
individuals with disabilities in Northern Virginia.”
“I support ECNV because they continually assist people
with disabilities to live and work in the community.”
The ECNV Declaration
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A Sample of Annual Awards Reception Silent Auction Items
Don’t forget to bring your check books to the Annual Awards Reception to bid on fantastic silent auction items! Items
range in value from $25 to over $1,000 with opening bids set low so everyone emerges a winner! Get a sneak peak of
some of the items below. Plus 50 more items at the event! Full silent auction catalog to come at www.ecnv.org.
TOP TIER ITEMS:
American Airlines – 100,000 miles
Donated by: American Airlines
It’s time to get away on American Airlines! This package of 100,000 miles can get you
a roundtrip flight to Europe or, with advance planning, Asia, or the Middle East. Or two
roundtrip tickets to paradise, e.g. Hawaii. Or use this cache of miles for up to four roundtrip
domestic flights. 50,000 and 25,000 mile packages will also be up for auction!
Hilton Arlington Two-Night Club Level Weekend Stay + Breakfast
Donated by: Hilton Arlington
You or your guests will enjoy a stay at Hilton Arlington, which places you in the heart of
Arlington, minutes from Ballston Common Mall and close to Arlington National Cemetery. This
hotel is within close proximity of Arlington City Hall and Fort Myer. Enjoy club level access and
breakfast too!
Residence Inn Arlington Ballston (Marriott), Two-Night Weekend Stay
Donated by: Residence Inn Arlington Ballston; Michael Golembe, General Manager
Enjoy a weekend getaway or share it with your friends when they come to visit! Good for
a Friday and Saturday night stay. This modern residential hotel is within walking distance of the
Ballston Metro. Arlington’s newest LEED Gold hotel has 183 suites and an indoor pool, two
fitness facilities, and social spaces.
Residence Inn Arlington Courthouse (Marriott), Two-Night Weekend Stay
Plus $100 gift certificate to Fire Works Pizza Arlington
Donated by: Residence Inn Arlington Courthouse; Stephen Javor, Directoro of Marketing
A two-night stay valid on Friday and Saturday, OR Saturday and Sunday nights.
Located right next to ECNV in the bustling Courthouse section of Arlington. You or your friends
will enjoy a top-notch modern residence hotel, plus have $100 to spend on a dinner at the always fun Fire
Works Pizza.
Weekend at the Courtyard by Marriott Arlington Rosslyn
Donated by: Courtyard by Marriott Arlington Rosslyn; Imtiaz Ahmed, General Manager
The Courtyard by Marriott Arlington Rosslyn promises a refreshing break from your
business routine, with 144 spacious guest rooms and 18 suites. Located right in the heart of it all,
in Arlington and across the river from Washington DC.
SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
Washington Nationals Infield Box, 2 tickets to a 2015 game
Donated by: Washington Nationals
Take yourself out to the ball park! You’ll be sitting up front and in a great place to
watch the action with two infield box tickets good to a 2015 Washington Nationals regular
season home game.
Washington Nationals Father’s Day game, 4 tickets vs. Pittsburgh
Donated by: Soula Antoniou
Celebrate Father’s Day at Nationals Park! 4 tickets behind home plate!
They Might Be Giants Autographed Fan Pack
Donated by: They Might Be Giants/Hornblow Group
Three great items! An autographed photograph of TMBG’s John Linnell and John Flansburgh; a
copy of their 2011 CD “Join Us” autographed by both; a two-DVD set, “Venue Songs,” signed by Linnell.
June 2015
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Annual Awards Reception Silent Auction Items… Continued
ART & ANTIQUITIES
Woman with Birds
Donated by:
Artist Jane Walsh, mother
of ECNV consumer
Florence 1917
Donated by:
Artist Jane
Walsh
Painting of Circuit
Board
Donated by:
Artist Ray Walsh, an
ECNV consumer
Charcoal Portrait of
Marion Barry
Donated by:
Artist Ray Walsh
Korean Doll
Donated by: The
Manila Family
FINE DINING
P.F. Chang’s Ballston — Gift Certificates
Donated by: P.F. Chang’s Ballston
“We think dining is much more than eating – it’s an experience,” says P.F. Chang’s.
Conveniently located near the Ballston Metro. Enjoy signature Chinese dishes from a classic
restaurant that has generously donated food to several recent ECNV functions.
Cheesecake Factory — Gift Certificate
Cheesecake is the end to a great meal at this famous boutique restaurant chain. Enjoy this at
the Clarendon location or another of your choice.
SERVICES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Up to 3 Hours of 1-on-1 Career Counseling and How to STAND OUT, Get Ahead & Get Noticed
Autographed Book
Marja Lee Freeman, The Employment Lady, has captured her 30+ years of employment specialist
know-how into this easy-to read, “soup-to-nuts” book on winning at the employment game.
Organizational In-Service Training (Up to 2 hours)
Marja Lee Freeman, The Employment Lady, has conducted more than 15,000 seminars and
conferences in 11 countries. And as Employment Specialist and President of the Laurie Mitchell
Employment Center, she understands the challenges faced by on the job by consumers. This bid includes a
2-hour in-service training at your organization.
NCIL Conference To Bring Youth to the Forefront
The National Council on Independent Living (NCIL) is
focusing on youth for their 2015 Annual Conference.
“Generation ADA Rise Up!” will have a youth track to
engage the generation of young people with disabilities
born after the ADA was enacted in 1990.
The NCIL Annual Conference takes place from July 27 to
30, 2015 at the Grand Hyatt in Washington, DC. The
conference hosts nearly 1,000 individuals of all ages from
across the country. Falling just after the 25th anniversary of
the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), this event is
expected to draw large numbers.
The workshops cover a
variety of topics for a
range of interests
including “Sex, Drugs and
Rock N’ Roll: The Sequel,” “Election 2016: Increasing the
Disability Vote for Impact,” and “The ADA and Medicaid:
Next Generation of Long-term Services and Supports.”
A highlight of the conference is the NCIL Rally and March
to the Capitol on Tuesday, July 28. One does not have to
be registered for the conference to attend.
To learn more and register for the conference, go to
www.ncil.org.
ENDependence Center of Northern Virginia Events
Contact Ruchika Lalwani for ECNV events at (703) 525-3268 or RuchikaL@ecnv.org unless otherwise indicated.
Fri
5
6:00 p.m. The ENDependents Social Group will be meeting for TGIF Dinner at Arlington Rooftop Bar
and Grill, 2424 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, 22201. You are warmly invited to join us!
Cost is just the food you order.
Thurs
11
6:30 p.m. ECNV Annual Awards Reception, The Clarendon Ballroom, 3185 Wilson Boulevard,
Arlington, 22201. Tickets and sponsorships at www.ecnv.org.
Thurs
18
1:00 p.m. — 3:00 p.m. EXCEL! Employment Networking Group at ECNV, 2300 Clarendon Blvd,
Suite 305, Arlington, 22201.
Fri
19
5:30 p.m. The ENDependents Social Group at ECNV, 2300 Clarendon Blvd, Suite 305,
Arlington, 22201. Join us for food and fun for $5!
Disability Advocacy
Wed
3
12:00 p.m. INOVA Stroke Support Group, Fair Oaks Medical Campus, 3580 Joseph Siewick Drive,
Inova Cancer Center, Lower Level – Room B, Fairfax, 22033. Contact Helen Parker at
helen.parker@inova.org.
Mon
8
7:00 p.m. Fairfax Area Disability Services Board Meeting, Fairfax County Government Center Conference Room 2 & 3, 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax. Contact: Matthew Barkley
703-324-5868, TTY 703-449-1186 .
Wed
10
7:00 p.m. Alexandria Commission on Persons with Disabilities (ACPD), Chet & Sabra Avery
Room 2000, City Hall, 301 King St., Alexandria, 22314. Contact Mike Hatfield at (703) 746-3148(V) or
mike.hatfield@alexandriava.gov.
Thurs
11
7:00 p.m. National Federation of the Blind of Virginia Potomac Chapter,
St. George's Episcopal Church, Room 115, Arlington. For more information call (703) 646-1130.
Tues
16
7:00 p.m. Arlington County Disability Advisory Commission (ACDAC), 2100 Clarendon Blvd.,
Conference Room 311, 3rd Floor Arlington, 22201. Contact Anna Maynard, (703) 228-7096 (V/TTY) or
amaynard@arlingtonva.us.
Thurs
18
7:00 p.m. Loudoun Disability Services Board (DSB), Loudoun County Government Center,
1 Harrison St. S.E. Leesburg, 20177. Contact Catherine Motivans, catherine.motivans@loudoun.gov or
(571) 258-3282.
Thurs
18
6:30 p.m. National Federation of the Blind of Virginia Fairfax Chapter, the Providence Community
Center, 3001 Vaden Drive, Fairfax, 22031. Contact John Bailey at (703) 994-2040 or
john_baily17@hotmail.com.
Tues
23
5:30 p.m. Disability Awareness Awards in conjunction with the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce,
Vola Lawson Lobby at Alexandria City Hall, 301 King St, Alexandria, 22314. Contact Mike Hatfield at
(703) 746-3148(V) or mike.hatfield@alexandriava.gov.
Community Events
Sat 13
4:30 — 7:30 p.m., Capital Pride 2015, the parade begins at 22nd and P Street NW, Washington, DC,
proceeds around Dupont Circle, up New Hampshire to R Street, down 17th Street and then east on P
Street, north on 14th Street, ending at R Street. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender
(GLBT) celebration in the Nation’s Capital. Full schedule at www.capitalpride.org.
Wed 24
Thru
Sun 28
Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2015, The National Mall, between Third and Fourth St. NW,
Washington, DC, and on the grounds of the National Museum of the American Indian.
Website: www.festival.si.edu.
With your help, ECNV connects people with disabilities to training and
advocacy tools so we can achieve, maintain, and maximize our freedom.
Please join ECNV and support our work as a $50 ENDependence Advocate –
or with the membership contribution that you can best afford today.
$100 Champion of Independent Living (CIL)
$50 ENDependence Advocate
$15 Friend of ECNV
$_________ Self Advocate (Your choice of amount)
It is easy to make a donation to ECNV today with a check made payable to
ENDependence Center of Northern Virginia and mailed to our office at 2300
Clarendon Blvd., Suite 305, Arlington VA 22201; or by using PayPal to make a
donation via our website at www.ecnv.org. ECNV can also accept credit cards
over the phone at (703) 525-3268. Thank you for your support!
ENDependence Center of
Northern Virginia, Inc. (ECNV)
2300 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 305
Arlington, VA 22201
Voice: (703) 525-ECNV (3268)
TTY: (703) 525-3553
Fax: (703) 525-3585
Email: info@ecnv.org • Website: www.ecnv.org