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A Group Home for the Developmentally Disabled

Grand Ledge and Dewitt, Michigan

We're always looking for more special volunteers.  If you would like to provide your time and special service, please contact Joann Gould @ 517-622-0574, or, print and mail the attached form and select a volunteer service that may fit your specialty.

Volunteer Sign Up sheet.pdf

What would we do without you?...........

 Over the years you have helped us with home maintenance – what would we do without you?  You have helped with building a wheel chair ramp, cutting the grass and planting shrubs and flowers – what would we do without you?  You have helped decorate our home for Christmas and fulfill several Wish List items – what would we do with out you?  You have become Big Sisters for our residents, you have volunteered your time to show and help with sewing and art and craft projects – what would we do without you? 

 Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.  We are truly blessed with your compassion and support for all of our special needs.

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Chosen Vision benefits from Lansing Christian School (LCS) Service Week.

“Wow, what a volunteer work program LCS has”, board member Bob Tallian said.  “The LCS group was out for three days painting and cleaning Chosen Vision, our group home in Grand Ledge.  What they accomplished in those three days would have taken us three months”.  Activities included painting two of the residents rooms, power washing the vinyl siding and deck, planting shrubbery and general overall “spring cleanup”.

Service Week gives LCS students an opportunity to apply what they learn in the classroom by meeting the needs of others.   Joann Gould, Chosen Vision’s House Manager, said “teaching children to give of themselves is a labor of love.  I was personally blessed to work with such an awesome group of kids… the whole experience brought tears to my eyes”.

  Habitat for Humanity was gracious as always to build a wheelchair ramp for our front door.  The lady on the right bending over was the designated nailer - she is 82 years old......

  Volunteers from Habitat For Humanity setting up the frame work for a wheelchair ramp.

  Volunteers Bill, Harold and Robert setting up parking post rails after a paving project was completed.

  - "Putting up the lights".  Dan, Fran and their son Alex instruct Dan's brother Eddie where to hang up the Christmas lights.  In the far background, Ron, and his son Chris, help with wrapping garland around the deck rails.

  Kathy is Chosen Visions resident seamstress.  Here Rae is assisting Kathy with a sewing project.  Rae visits once a week and volunteers her time with arts and crafts projects.