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    8Jan, 2020
    A Night at Carey March 7

    Get out your fedoras and spats or your flapper dresses and headbands and join us on March 7 as The ’20s Roar Again at Carey Services’ annual A Night at Carey dinner.

    As part of National Disability Awareness Month, Carey Services conducts this dinner to present The Carey Awards, which celebrate the accomplishments of the individuals we serve, the staff members who support those individuals and community members and/or organizations who show dedication to the vision of seeing all people as equally valued. We’ll have ’20s-themed decorations and lots of opportunities for fun and celebration as we gather for the evening at Roseburg Event Center.

    Tickets will be $75 a person, and we have opportunities for you to buy a table for you and your friends or to be an event sponsor. Click here for additional event information, and information on how to buy your tickets online.

    7Jan, 2020
    Grant Consultant RFP Available

    Carey Services recently received a grant award from AWS Foundation for a Life Success Coach initiative. We are seeking consulting help to create and implement the programming for the initiative.

    Please see the Request for Proposal to learn more about the opportunity. You can find a PDF version of the document here.

    6Jan, 2020
    Annual Report Available

    Carey Services has released the agency’s 2018-2019 annual report, which covers the organization’s fiscal year from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019.

    The report highlights the agency’s 65th anniversary, with letters from Jim Allbaugh, president and chief executive officer, and Michele Smith, the board chairperson for the fiscal year. The report officially concludes the agency’s observance of the anniversary.

    You can download the report by clicking here.

     

    6Jan, 2020
    2020 Board Members, Officers Announced

    The Carey Services Board of Directors recently approved the 2020 board of directors and board officers.

    Kevin Planck was elected chairperson after having served as vice chairperson. Steve Smithley, who previously served two terms as chairperson, was elected immediate past chairperson. Other officers elected were: John Jones, vice chairperson; Doug Bryant, treasurer, and Jim Wallace, secretary.

    The board officers also make up the board’s executive committee.

    “I appreciate the willingness of each of our board members to serve the agency and the individuals we serve by participating in such an important role to guide our work and provide important input on our future direction,” said Jim Allbaugh, Carey Services’ president and chief executive officer. “I know each board member is committed to our mission, and collectively they share our vision of a world were all people are empowered and equally valued in the community.”

    Complete list of 2020 Board of Directors includes:

    • Kevin Planck – Chairperson
    • John Jones – Vice-Chairperson
    • Doug Bryant – Treasurer
    • Jim Wallace – Secretary
    • Steve Smithley – Immediate Past Chairperson
    • Angela Herrington
    • Rodney Faulk
    • Rich Orrell
    • Cindy Kohlmorgen
    • Eric Reaves
    • Phil Bowers
    • Cathy Weatherspoon
    • Dana Gault
    • Sarah Summersett
    • Josh Schenck

    In addition to the agency’s governing board of directors, the agency seeks community involvement through the board-level Fund Development Committee, which is chaired by Smithley in his role as immediate past chairperson. That committee consists of agency leadership and community members Brittany Howey, Kayla Johnson, John Velasquez and Eric Walts.

    The agency’s Early Head Start program seeks community input through its policy council that guides program activities; the council includes program staff, community representation and early childhood education professionals. The chairperson this program year is Amanda Willis; vice chairperson is Nicole Pratley, and secretary is Kristina Drake.

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