What is Easterseals Arkansas?
Easterseals Arkansas provides top quality, innovative services to help children and adults with disabilities and/or special needs as well as support to their families. We've been helping families for 75 years. Today, we assist nearly 20,000 Arkansans annually.
What types of services does Easterseals Arkansas provide?
Our primary services include:
How many people receive Easterseals Arkansas services each year?
Last year, Easterseals Arkansas served nearly 20,000 people in our state.
How is Easterseals Arkansas supported financially?
Easterseals receives funding from a variety of sources, including private insurers, government agencies and fee-for-service. To make our services accessible to as many people as possible Easterseals also relies on public contributions. Public contributions help cover the difference between actual program costs and what our families can afford. Help us to continue to provide exceptional services by making an online donation. Click here to make a donation.
Is Easterseals Arkansas a non-profit organization?
Yes. Easterseals is a non-profit provider of health and human services, incorporated under the provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Does Easterseals Arkansas have a religious affiliation?
No. Easterseals is not affiliated with any religion and does not discriminate. At the core of the Easterseals organization is a common passion for caring, shared by our staff and by those who support our mission.
What are Easter "seals"?
Easter "seals" are stamp-like seals that were first created in 1934 to raise money for services benefiting children with disabilities. Then known as the National Society for Crippled Children, the organization was re-named "Easter Seals" in 1967, reflecting the public's awareness and acceptance of the campaign.
How can I volunteer?
Easterseals Arkansas' continued success in providing services to people with disabilities would not be possible without volunteers! Your time, energy and hearts will inspire and touch the lives of those we serve. Your personal commitment enhances the services we provide to children and adults with disabilities nationwide. Click here to become a volunteer.
