from a Press Release | April, 2015
Chicago, IL - The Association of Horizon, Inc. has named Daniel Matuch as its 2015 Horizon Hope Grant Winner. A volunteer with the organization since 2007, Daniel is currently pursuing a Master of Theological Studies at the Moody Bible Institute. Daniel has demonstrated the mission and vision of the organization and through his studies intends to continue to give back to his community through counseling.
About the Association of Horizon, Inc.The Association of Horizon is an all-volunteer organization that provides opportunities for adults with and without physical disabilities to socialize, interact, and learn from one another. Established in 1992, for twenty-four years, Horizon has successfully produced a week long summer camp for adults with physical disabilities. In 2014, Horizon Camp hosted over one hundred campers and their one-on-one volunteer attendants. Horizon Camp is provided free of charge to all participants as funds are raised throughout the year through private donations and grants.
About the Horizon Hope GrantThe Horizon Hope Grant gives the Association of Horizon, Inc., the opportunity to give back to its community of campers and volunteers. Each year, the organization rewards one active member of the organization who demonstrates a commitment to the organization's mission and vision. Applicants must either be a full-time or part-time student attending a college or university for the purpose of obtaining an undergraduate or graduate degree or an individual with a physical disability in need of a specific accommodation, e.g., medical equipment, assistive technology, or construction for adapted living.
For more information, visit www.associationofhorizon.org
Chicago, IL - The Association of Horizon, Inc. has named Daniel Matuch as its 2015 Horizon Hope Grant Winner. A volunteer with the organization since 2007, Daniel is currently pursuing a Master of Theological Studies at the Moody Bible Institute. Daniel has demonstrated the mission and vision of the organization and through his studies intends to continue to give back to his community through counseling.
About the Association of Horizon, Inc.The Association of Horizon is an all-volunteer organization that provides opportunities for adults with and without physical disabilities to socialize, interact, and learn from one another. Established in 1992, for twenty-four years, Horizon has successfully produced a week long summer camp for adults with physical disabilities. In 2014, Horizon Camp hosted over one hundred campers and their one-on-one volunteer attendants. Horizon Camp is provided free of charge to all participants as funds are raised throughout the year through private donations and grants.
About the Horizon Hope GrantThe Horizon Hope Grant gives the Association of Horizon, Inc., the opportunity to give back to its community of campers and volunteers. Each year, the organization rewards one active member of the organization who demonstrates a commitment to the organization's mission and vision. Applicants must either be a full-time or part-time student attending a college or university for the purpose of obtaining an undergraduate or graduate degree or an individual with a physical disability in need of a specific accommodation, e.g., medical equipment, assistive technology, or construction for adapted living.
For more information, visit www.associationofhorizon.org
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