Pathways to Independence for People with Disabilities
Date posted: July 2, 2019
CREATE Your Adventure at Stepping StonesDuring the school-year, Stepping Stones offers a variety of weekend recreation programs – filled with adventure for children, teens and adults with disabilities.Our popular Kids and Young Adult Saturday Clubs are available at the Given Campus (Indian Hill) and Overnight Adventures are offered at our scenic 46-acre Allyn Campus in […] Read More >
Date posted: June 13, 2019
Participants of Stepping Stones’ Adult Day program showed their support for local police officers and firemen this spring! Clermont Co. Sheriff’s Office Located in Batavia, Stepping Stones’ Camp Allyn program assembled a care package for the Clermont Co. Sheriff’s Department.In the wake of losing one of their own, Deputy Brewer, in the line of duty, […] Read More >
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Stepping Stones’ 18th annual Golf Classic was presented by Niagara Bottling and netted more than $82,500 for programs serving individuals with disabilities. On Monday, June 10, tournament chair Steve Mennen welcomed more than 180 guests at O’Bannon Creek Golf Club for a beautiful day of golf and surprises. The golf outing featured both a morning and […] Read More >
Date posted: June 3, 2019
To celebrate the end of a successful season of outings, our Adults Around Town program put on their dancing shoes for a traditional sock hop dance! The spring event was held in the gymnasium of our UCP Campus in Norwood and featured a live DJ, refreshments and crafting station. Getting in the spirit of the […] Read More >
Date posted: May 21, 2019
Support Stepping Stones at Cappy’s Wine & Spirits!Located in downtown Loveland, Cappy’s Wine & Spirits is the perfect location to relax with friends and family by the Little Miami River.On Sunday, June 9, the local hot spot is hosting a fundraiser to raise support for Stepping Stones! Wind down your weekend in their covered outdoor […] Read More >
Date posted: May 17, 2019
The new Volunteer Champions program offers a long-term service opportunity that will help rising student leaders achieve their full potential. At Stepping Stones, we recognize the importance of training, mentoring and supporting the student volunteers who support our recreation programs.To appreciate our most dedicated volunteers, the agency has launched a new “Volunteer Champions” program! This new […] Read More >
Date posted: May 13, 2019
Stepping Stones’ 3rd annual Sporting Clays Tournament was held at Sycamore Pheasant Club in Loveland and netted more than $80,000 for programs serving people with disabilities. On Friday, May 10, thirty-three teams enjoyed a beautiful spring day in the great outdoors! The event began at noon with a Jersey Mike’s lunch followed by a safety training. […] Read More >
Date posted: April 15, 2019
Students of Step-Up are benefiting from a new partnership between Stepping Stones and Visionaries + Voices. Founded in 2003, the local nonprofit is committed to creating a more inclusive arts community. The partnership with Stepping Stones is a perfect fit and empowers our students with severe autism to channel their behaviors into a creative outlet. Every Friday, […] Read More >
Date posted: April 8, 2019
Every year, organizations around the country choose to celebrate National Volunteer Week in April to honor those individuals who choose to give others their time so generously. This tradition has many origins, but in the United States in specifically grew from the popularity of Points of Light by the late President George Bush. The nonprofit coordinates thousands […] Read More >
Date posted: February 5, 2019
On December 17, participants of Stepping Stones’ Adult Day Services received the gift of technology at a ceremony at our UCP Campus in Norwood. During the presentation, two new CleverTouch Pro smartboards were unveiled – a generous gift from the Margot Dinerman Gift of Hope program. Gretchen and Robert Dinerman established the giving tradition to honor […] Read More >
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