LATEST NEWS!

UCP of the North Bay is proud to announce acceptance into the “Travis Credit Union Foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Initiative!”  From now through September 30, 2020, any donations made through the Travis Credit Union Fund (TCUF) website will be matched up to $20,000, so we have extended our #GivingTuesdayNow campaign to enable us to purchase more much needed technology for our students and employees with disabilities, their families, and staff, to stay connected.  This means we could raise an additional $40,000 to purchase an additional 1,000 fire tablets and/or other technology or connectivity for participants!

For those members of our community that already donated during the #GivingTuesdayNow campaign, please consider doing so again at that level, as this time, your gift will be matched!  For those who have not given yet, please consider your donations will now have twice the impact!

Please visit the TCUF website, www.tcufund.org Community Funding page and select “UCP of the North Bay” from the dropdown menu to make your donation that will instantly be matched!

For more information about the Travis Credit Union Foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Initiative CLICK HERE to see the official press release!

CLICK HERE to donate TODAY!

#GivingTuesdayNow is a global day of giving and unity that took place on May 5, 2020, as an emergency response to the unprecedented need caused by COVID-19.

Please join United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay as we come together to create a wave of generosity, citizen engagement, action from business and philanthropy, and support for communities around the world.

Staying connected is a key ingredient to navigating these unusual times. While many of our participants, staff and their families and friends have embraced technology and are able to “see” each other through platforms such as “Zoom,” there are some who go without. Our goal is to get the technology into everyone’s hands to be able to stay connected. To date, UCP of the North Bay has conducted hundreds of online classes, meetings, and “check-ins” with a large percentage of our network across four counties in the North Bay, but there are still some who cannot connect.

Please take seriously the continuing recommendations for social distancing. We are saving lives! Work hard, be kind, stay home and stay connected.