2020 has been a tough year but we are proud to share that we DOUBLED our impact this year! Celebrate EDU online education programs have reached 422 people with disabilities in 2020. We couldn’t do our work without the help of our incredible community. This holiday season, please consider making a donation to Celebrate EDU to support our amazing entrepreneurs with disabilities.
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Luis is a creative, who inspires others with his talents, hard work, and infectious personality. He is an artist, actor,…
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Destiny cares so much about people that she wants to start her own natural skin care business so she can help others feel good about themselves inside and out
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Mariel is working to open her online store ‘Mariel’s Boutique’ to sell unique, fashionable accessories.
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Reid is a man with a mic. He is a singer-songwriter, podcast host, and speaker.
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Luis is a creative, who inspires others with his talents, hard work, and infectious personality. He is an artist, actor,…
Read More
Destiny cares so much about people that she wants to start her own natural skin care business so she can help others feel good about themselves inside and out
Read More
Mariel is working to open her online store ‘Mariel’s Boutique’ to sell unique, fashionable accessories.
Read More
Reid is a man with a mic. He is a singer-songwriter, podcast host, and speaker.
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self-advocates have participated in Celebrate EDU programs
of program participants learned new
work skills
free online classes
provided during
COVID-19
We work with organizations who embrace innovative ideas, think outside the box, and want to provide opportunities for self-advocates to live happier, more meaningful lives. Celebrate EDU members receive curricula, resources, and education to teach the skills needed to thrive in today’s world.
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Our programs create self-advocates, people who know themselves, advocate for what they need, and have skills that make them employable. We are shifting the employment landscape for people with disabilities by challenging the notion that “underemployment” is the best option.
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