AID benefit helps health of community

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The Association for Individual Development (AID) was host to a 60th Anniversary-“Shine Bright Like a Diamond” themed benefit auction Thursday, Sept. 30 at the scenic Fishermen’s Inn (43W901 Main Street Road, Elburn.

Unique and exciting items and vacations were available for bidding during the live and silent auctions with all proceeds benefitting 6,400 children and adults with developmental, behavioral and crisis needs receiving services through AID.

A touching video montage ended the event and gave attendees a firsthand look at how community generosity can make a positive impact in the lives of individuals with special needs.

Since 1961, AID has served individuals with developmental, intellectual, physical and/or mental health challenges, those who have suffered a trauma and those at risk. Vital, life-enriching services that promote the highest level of independence and community participation include: autism programs; permanent supportive housing; in-home support; career planning and vocational preparation; job placement and on-the-job coaching services; crisis intervention; victims services; behavioral intervention; health and wellness; community education; and advocacy.

Visit AIDcares.org for more information on AID programs and services or to make a donation.

— Association for Individual Development

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