News
From all of us to each of you, we wish you the happiest of holidays! Thank you for your continued support throughout 2016, and we look forward to sharing our goals, accomplishments, and joys in 2017!
As a quick reminder, DPI will be closed December 23, 26 and 27 as well as January 2 celebrating the holidays with our families.
May your days be merry and bright!
Sincerely,
Rebecca Case
Developing Potential, Inc.
Tickets are now available for the DPI Night at Missouri Mavericks. We can't wait to be there Sunday, February 19th! We encourage you to bring all your friends and family, to volunteer, and to join us in having a great time.
In addition to buying tickets, you have the opportunity to be a part of Chuck a Puck at the game. Proceeds benefit DPI and you could win cash for you!
See the flyer below for all of the details.
Take a read through our latest newsletter by clicking here. Some of the great things we included this month are:
Thank you for your support! We are so thankful for our DPI Family.
We hope you will join us and invite friends and family in support of Developing Potential on November 28th. The fundraiser will take place at Pizza Ranch, and 10% of all proceeds and all tips will come back to DPI to help continue the programs we love to offer.
Make plans now to be at Pizza Ranch at 4660 S. Bass Pro Drive in Independence from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. And please spread the word with our flyer below. We look forward to enjoying a slice of pie with you that night.
Check out the latest in our monthly newsletter! Highlights:
Get the October 2016 Newsletter here.
We are so pleased to release our latest newsletter. Check it out here.
Highlights include:
We are so excited to be featured in Lee's Summit Lifestyle Magazine in an article entitled "The Perfect Match."
See the full article here.
Developing Potential, Inc. (DPI) is pleased to announce the continued support of the Health Care
Foundation of Greater Kansas City (HCF) through their grant of more than $62,000 for the Increase Access to Services program.
This grant will help support Developing Potential’s full-time registered nurse and will provide some important medical supplies. The nursing role at DPI is used to oversee medication administration for individuals served, train staff in medical matters, provide education to individuals served and other stakeholders, and monitor participants’ conditions to support the best health and highest quality of life for all the individuals served by the organization.
