Always a pleasure to catch up with long-time supporters, Rose Ben and Calla Gutter. Vibrant conversation and delicious food are a perfect way to end the week! Thank you Fogo de Chão for a delicious lunch. Can't wait to come back! #FLLGivesBack #LunchPowerHour #Community #AllHeart #AnnStorckCenter Kelsey Stuart Pat Murphy Sarah Depante
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In the early 1950s, Ann Storck, a pediatric nurse for 26 years from Connecticut, retired to South Florida. In 1951, she opened her heart and her home to a handful of disregarded children with developmental disabilities. In 1955, Ms. Storck founded a permanent residential facility for children, the Pediatric Care Center. She operated the Center, providing care for 55 children, until she re-retired in 1969. The Pediatric Care Center evolved into Ann Storck Center, Inc. in honor of Ann Storck’s commitment to the children of Broward County. Incorporated on December 13, 1981, Ann Storck Center now serves almost 300 individuals on two campuses with over 25, 000 square feet of living and learning space through several programs.
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http://www.annstorckcenter.org
External link for Ann Storck Center
- Industrie
- Non-profit Organizations
- Größe des Unternehmens
- 201-500 Mitarbeiter
- Hauptsitz
- Fort Lauderdale
- Typ
- Nonprofit
- Gegründet
- 1951
- Spezialitäten
- Children, Adult Day Training Programs, Disabilities, Group Homes, Early Intervention Preschool, Day Cares, Residential Services, and Expressive Arts Programs
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Primäre
1790 SW 43rd Way
Fort Lauderdale, 33317, US
Employees at Ann Storck Center
Aktualisierungen
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What a special day showing the ASC to some of the Broward Legislative Delegation! Thank you to all who came, including Executive Director Bob Mayersohn, Representative Robin Bartleman, and the teams of Senator Polsky and Representative Dunkley. We are so thrilled to have you as part of the ASC family, and look forward to changing our little part of the world with support from people like you. #AnnStorckCenter #AllHeart #GivingBack #SouthFlorida
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🌟 Hello from Ann Storck Center! 🌟 Founded in 1951 by pediatric nurse Ann Storck, the Ann Storck Center has been a steadfast pillar in Broward County, dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities along with their families. Today, we proudly accommodate 96 permanent residents and support over 300 clients daily through a spectrum of vital programs ranging from critical care to specialized learning initiatives. At the Ann Storck Center, our mission is clear: to foster independence, strengthen community bonds, and empower individuals to discover and leverage their unique abilities. Our comprehensive services include Innovative Therapy, the All Heart Learning Academy, Residential Services, Family Strengthening, In-Home Respite, Advocacy, Supported Employment, Expressive Arts, and Adult Day Training. Each of these programs are designed with a focus on enhancing lives and nurturing potential. We are thrilled to re-engage with you here on LinkedIn! Our renewed presence aims to forge meaningful connections across South Florida and beyond, as we continue to expand our impact and support network. Join us in celebrating this journey tomorrow evening! We invite you to meet some of our dedicated team members at Big City Tavern on Las Olas Boulevard tomorrow, Tuesday, July 23rd. By participating, you'll not only connect with like-minded supporters but also contribute to our cause, as 15% of your bill will be donated directly to our community at no extra cost to you. And if you are feeling lucky, you can sign up for a chance to win a Big City Tavern certificate for a future visit! Together, let's make a difference and build a brighter future for individuals with disabilities. Follow our journey, join our cause, and let’s create change together! 🌎 💙 #AnnStorckCenter #FortLauderdale #GivingBack #Nonprofit
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Bump, Set, Give Back! 🏐 The 38th Annual All Heart Volleyball Challenge returns to Pompano Beach on June 15. With a history of raising over $700,000 for the Ann Storck Center, this year's event promises a fun-filled day with a live DJ, raffle, prizes, meals, and competitive volleyball action. 🌞 Proceeds benefit Ann Storck Center, a Fort Lauderdale-based private nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Register your team today and join us in making a difference. Read more via the The New Pelican. bit.ly/456u6YT Durée Ross Pat Murphy
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Happy Mission Monday! The ASC is back in action on LinkedIn! Over the past few months, we have been working hard on relaunching our brand, while keeping our message the same: #allheartallabilities. What better way to make a comeback than with a long-time friend of the Center, Susan Goldstein! It was such a pleasure to welcome Susan back to our Fort Lauderdale campus last week! We are so happy to have her strength as a part of the ASC community. Thank you for being a part of our family for so long, Susan! We look forward to engaging our cherished relationships and developing new partnerships.
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Happy Holidays from the Ann Storck Center! We appreciate all of the support from our community this year that has helped us benefit children and adults with developmental disabilities. Together we can make a brighter future for everyone, regardless of ability, to live a life without limits. If you find yourself with a little extra to share this season, please consider donating so we can start 2024 off right, https://lnkd.in/ePZVFH59. And join us in welcoming Sarah Depante to our team! She brings over 20 years' experience in events, program management, marketing, and community relations, and is ready to rock our mission in the new year!
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Do you love playing volleyball or are looking to donate this holiday season? Be a part of spreading holiday cheer to the children and adults we service here at the Ann Storck Center! #deckthehalls #disabilities #nonprofit #pompanobeach
Serving up holiday cheer on the sandy shores! 🏐🎁 Dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Ann Storck Center will be hosting a fundraising beach volleyball tournament in Pompano Beach this Saturday, December 9, from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. All proceeds from the event will go towards purchasing gifts for children and residents of the center. Participants may also bring new, unwrapped toys to donate. Learn more via Sun Sentinel: https://bit.ly/47YnoUS Durée Ross
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