ABOUT US

The PossAbilities Foundation was established in 2002 and incorporated as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization to generate private funds from businesses, associations, foundations, and individual donors to support the mission of PossAbilities of Southern Minnesota.

You can become a supporting partner of PossAbilities through a tax deductible donation. Your donation will help us to continue these programs, events and much more.

Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Your donation will be used towards ensuring that individuals with developmental disabilities continue to be active community participants.

PossAbilities Board of Directors / 2010-2011:

PossAbilities Foundation

Trina Urban – President
Bob Yanish – President Elect
Kathy Vogelsang – Secretary/Treasurer
Kim Adams
Brad Becker
Lynn Bockenhauer
Mark Ellingson
Nicky Espinosa
Donna Garratt
Tracy Gilbertson
Roxanne Hellickson
Katie Netzel
Terry Sorenson

PossAbilities, Inc.

Peggy O’Toole-Martin - President
Roxanne Hellickson – President Elect
Mark Cairns – Treasurer
Joan Stiller – Secretary
Nicky Espinosa
Bill Kleis
Katie Netzel
Tessa Olive
Larry Riess
Hilary Stonelake-Curtis
Lynn Waggie

Our Board Members are an important part of our organization. We thank them for their dedication and commitment.

Our History:

PossAbilities of Southern Minnesota is a non-profit agency dedicated to providing meaningful work and community opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities.

PossAbilities of Southern Minnesota has been serving individuals and families for 50 years.  Since our inception as the DAC, Developmental Achievement Center, and Day Activity Center our name has changed but not our mission of Supporting Individuals With Disabilities as Active Community Participants. We have gone full circle from serving children to adults and now we serve all ages through our variety of programming.  Look for more exciting changes as we celebrate our 50th Anniversary in 2011.

As a non-profit United Way agency we support individuals with developmental disabilities at six sites by providing: work and social opportunities, career planning and job coaching, activities for senior citizens, individualized life planning, life enrichment skills, leisure programs, in-home support, employer of record services, youth recreation programs, senior services, and Alzheimer's and dementia programs.