THANK YOU...................PLEASE PASS IT ON:

How do we begin to thank everyone for their part in helping us win our Pepsi Refresh project playground grant?

We need all of your help, one more time in getting the thank you out to the WORLD.  Yes, the world, because that is who all helped us win.  We have people from  Australia, Mexico, England, Africa, and all over the United States who supported our efforts and voted daily for our children at the Special Learning Center.

First, I think we need to thank the Lord for answered prayers.  then we need to thank our Jefferson City community for getting the word out to the "world".

It is amazing to be a part of such an effort.  To see how people "went to bat" for the SLC has been amazing in itself.

We have had calls, letters, e-mails, from so many people.  We do NOT want to forget to thank any of YOU.

This amazing project has brought us all together under one cause.  It reminds me of the United Way theme this year of LIVE UNITED.  We are truly living united in our community.  How else could we have all come together to make this happen?

Thank you, thank you, thank you.....for blessing us at the SLC.  WE are blessed with friends like all of you and also blessed to achieve the goal of a new playground for our children.

You are all awesome.  Pass this on and on and on...please help us one more time in thanking everyone for their help.

Watch for our new playground and come play with us!

Love to you all,

Your SLC Friends

Whether helping a child with cerebral palsy learn to walk or giving a child who is deaf the gift of sign language, the Special Learning Center is here to help expand the abilities of every child.

To meet the needs of the children in the program, the Special Learning Center provides comprehensive, early intervention services for children with developmental delays and disabilities. Children served in the Special Learning Center program have delays ranging from mild to severe. Children without delays also attend the Special Learning Center and serve as friends and role models to their peers.

The Capital City Area Council for Special Services, which does business as The Special Learning Center is a private, not-for-profit (501 c 3) organization. The agency is governed by a 15-member volunteer Board of Directors. The Board is made up of leaders from the community and SLC parents who share an interest in serving children with special needs.