MAKE INDEPENDENCE POSSIBLE
Your gift provides accessible housing and 24/7 support that empowers our community to live independently.
For more than 50 years, Creative Living has helped adults with physical disabilities live with greater independence, dignity, and opportunity. Your generosity supports affordable, accessible housing and our unique Resident Assistant Program, providing around-the-clock assistance when needed while empowering residents to pursue their education, careers, and personal goals. Every gift helps create a community where individuals can thrive, build meaningful connections, and live life on their own terms.
PEACE OF MIND
Starts With Your Support
Your generosity helps ensure residents have access to safe, accessible housing and around-the-clock support when needed. Together, we're creating a community where independence thrives and families can feel confident their loved ones are supported every day of the year.
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24/7/365 Resident Assistant Support
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50+ Years empowering independence
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34 Residents living and thriving in our community
GIVE YOUR WAY
A Variety of Ways to Contribute
There are many ways to make independence possible. Whether through a one-time gift, monthly donation, workplace giving, volunteer service, planned gift, or event participation, your support helps sustain the Resident Assistant Program at the heart of Creative Living's mission.
ONE TIME GIFTS • MONTHLY GIVING
• MATCHING GIFTS
In addition, you can attend any of our three major events throughout the year, or give through one of our campaigns or donor events, like Giving Tuesday.
YOUR GIFT IN ACTION
See the Impact of Your Gift
Every contribution directly supports Creative Living's programs and operations, including the Resident Assistant Program, helping residents live with greater independence, confidence, and security every day.
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$50 provides approximately one hour of resident support
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$600 helps fund one day of assistance services.
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$4,000 supports one week of around-the-clock resident assistance
Every dollar helps create independence, opportunity and peace of mind.
LEGACY GIVING
Support Today...and Tomorrow
Creative Living has been fortunate to be the beneficiary of many estate gifts over the years. As a result of this generosity, the lives of our residents have been improved and a legacy established to ensure our organization will be able to continue providing independent living for the physically disabled for many years to come.
You, too, can support Creative Living in a meaningful way and make a lasting impact on our current and future residents with an estate gift. Through careful planning, you can take care of yourself, benefit your loved ones and help make the world a better place. The estate gift options are many and varied, as are the the tax and financial benefits of each.
“Creative Living’s mission, values and vision has inspired us to include this organization as a beneficiary in our estate planning. While listening to individual residents their hopes and ambitions gave us the insight to set up a gift agreement. Upon our deaths, our trust will fund an endowment to be used for grants and loans to meet or facilitate special economic needs of current residents. It is our desire to provide resources to assist these men and women to build self-sufficient and productive lives.”
- Gary and Yvonne Newhouse
GET INVOLVED
Sponsorship & Contribution
To bridge the gap, Creative Living relies on sources beyond public funding: annual fundraising campaigns, private donations, foundation grants, special events, and corporate sponsorships. Simply put, Creative Living exists thanks to the generosity and goodwill of our community.
We've developed a donor program which outlines the many individual opportunities to give. The idea is to provide current, new and prospective partners with a single informational resource to assist our fundraising initiative.
For more information, or to become a donor and partner, contact Creative Living Director of Development Matthew Graves at 614.421.1226 (ext. 202) or by email: mgraves@creative-living.org