Newsletters
July/August 2025
CEO Message The teams at EP!C are working on big plans for FY26, which starts here in July. All year long, we’ll continue to celebrate 75 years of Empowering People […]
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May/June 2025
CEO Message June marks the end of our fiscal year 2025. Each year, we analyze and plan to look for the best ways to continue programs, but also what may […]
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March/April 2025
CEO Message On March 20th we celebrated 14 years of Bon Appétit with over 500 of our friends and supporters. This signature event has raised over $2 Million to keep […]
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January/February 2025
CEO Message As we celebrate 75 years of EP!C, the growth we have experienced in financial support from friends and families alike is remarkable. The Barbara Smiley Society, which honors […]
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November/December 2024
CEO Message We are gearing up for 2025, when EP!C will celebrate 75 years of empowering people and inspiring capabilities! While we have expanded service areas and supports have adapted […]
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September/October 2024
CEO Message I continue to meet with legislators to drive home the importance of their support in continuing to invest in people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The state of […]
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July/August 2024
CEO Message We are very excited to start another EP!C year. Now is the time we plan and work toward another year of growth, successes, and challenges. Over the past […]
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May / June 2024
CEO Message We are so thankful for the support we’ve received over the past year. Whether that be your time, talents, treasure, or activism, all of it helps us to […]
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March / April 2024
A message from our CEO Eighty-two percent of EP!C revenue comes from state funding for services provided to the people we support. I must spend a significant amount of time […]
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January / February 2024
A message from our CEO If you feel like all this year we’ve only talked about legislative issues especially regarding the proposed rate methodology, you’d be correct. It’s unfortunate that […]
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