The Kroger Community
Rewards program was designed to make our fundraising the easiest in town by
simply using your Kroger Card! You lose no benefits personally and Kroger
donates a portion of the dollars spent to The Arc Mid-South. Enroll now
for the Community Rewards Program. All participants must re-enroll each
year in order to continue earning points during the coming year. It's
easy - just shop, swipe your card, and earn.
The Arc Mid-South's organization number with Kroger is 81469. Do you
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Card to The Arc Mid-South. If you don't have access to the internet,
please contact The Arc at (901) 327-2473 for assistance.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
What are your greatest abilities?
People with disabilities also have great abilities.
Therefore my question for you is as a person with a disability, what is it
about your abilities that encourage you to keep going? Let me know your
thoughts.
Monday, August 11, 2014
How can you be a good employee?
According to the article
below, more people with disabilities are finding jobs. I like working
because it makes me feel like a productive citizen. When I’m on a job I
want to remain dedicated in order to keep it because it shows that I am
fighting the good fight despite my disability. How can we show employers
that we are dedicated workers? Are you always on time? Do you go
above and beyond what is asked of you? How do you request the
accommodations that you need?
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
How do you give back?
As a person with a disability, I’ve come across other
individuals with disabilities who are less fortunate than I am and therefore
don’t have a good support system. I am fortunate enough that I wasn’t
among that group of people. However, I believe that we are all a minute away
from being less fortunate. Because of this, I am a strong and firm
believer in giving back to a community that has given so much to me. Here’s a question
for you, as an individual how do you give back to the community? Is it through volunteer work? Donating to a organization that stands for
something you believe in? Speaking at different venues and sharing your
story? And etc. Think about it and let me know your thoughts.
How do you express your feelings?
People with disabilities experience daily stresses in my
opinion. However, oftentimes they're not comfortable with expressing those
feelings are maybe they don’t know how. Just like others with
disabilities, I oftentimes struggle with what setting is the best to express my
feelings. For me lately, a group setting has been the best because I am
able to put a situation out on the table and receive feedback from people who understand me. Whereas in a one on one setting it is much harder due to
the fact that nine times out of ten you’re speaking with someone who can
empathize with you rather someone who can sympathize. Here’s a question:
in what setting is it easier for you to express your feelings? Do you
express them and all? Let me know your thoughts.
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