Thank You & Happy New Year!

Dustin Fahney and Amanda Flick were appointed to the ODC Board of Directors.

ODC’s PR / Fund Development Manager, Stephany Hartman, was recently named the 2022 BeYOUtiful Woman of the Year alongside Trisha Mayer. Hartman and Mayer were announced as the campaign’s first ever co-winners.

ODC and the South Wood County YMCA have partnered for a new program, Passport to the Y.

Our ODC Stevens Point offices will be moving into two new locations.

Earlier this week ODC was presented with a check from Forward Bank's Charitable Money Market Account. A big thank you to our community members that chose ODC as their charity of choice!

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers recently appointed Julie Strenn, President of ODC as the Private Provider Representative of the Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (BPDD). Strenn will serve for three years with her term expiring July 1, 2025.

The Board recently elected Jim Canales, Sherry Evenson, Angel Whitehead and Barb Friedrich to the ODC Board of Directors.

Milkweed Market now carries “Create with Purpose”, items created by ODC participants.

ODC’s Project Search Supervisor, Danielle Nystrom, was recently named the MACCI 2021 Leadership Marshfield Alumnus of the Year.

Reyne Kenyon announced as Wisconsin Long-Term Care Workforce Alliance Caregiver Spotlight Award!

The words “community” and “connect” have been featured in many of ODC’s materials over the past few years, and with good reason. ODC has been transforming from a “place” where people with disabilities go to receive services to a “resource” that provides individuals with disabilities the opportunities and support they need to connect to their communities in both work and life.