The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation

NovemberFest

Mon, 05 May 2008 19:01:49 GMT

NovemberFest
Start Date: 8-Nov-08 8:00 AM
End Time: 8-Nov-08 5:30 PM
Location: Willow River Farms, Brookshire, Texas 77423
Speaker:

Event Details:

For more details please visit: http://www.novemberfestmetriccentury.org/

Willow River Farms

4073 FM 3318

Brookshire, Texas 77423

West Houston Church of Christ - Volunteer at The Center

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:48:08 GMT

West Houston Church of Christ - Volunteer at The Center
Start Date: 19-Jun-08 10:00 AM
End Time: 19-Jun-08 2:30 PM
Speaker:

1st Quarter Newsletter 2008

noemail@cri-usa.org — Tue, 13 May 2008 21:00:00 GMT

Click here to view 1st Quarter 2008 Newsletter

13-May-08 4:00 PM

Archie Banes – TIBH Employee of The Year

noemail@cri-usa.org — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:00:00 GMT

TIBH Industries, INC. helps provide employment, through the State Use Works Wonders Program, for Texans with blindness and other disabilities. In 2007, there were over 7,600 people with various disabilities employed all over Texas and TIBH contracts paid over $26 million in wages to these exceptional Texans.

TIBH held their annual luncheon and one of their employee’s of the year was Archie Banes. Archie Banes has been apart of The Center’s landscaping crew for over nine years. On a personal note, Archie Banes is a proud father of three little girls. Archie was asked, why he like working for The Center. His response was, “I really like working with GB and Jeff, I also like the other guys, we are all friends.”

“The Center has several contracts that provided services to the Texas Department of Transportation,” said Wilford Scott I was also talking with a senior management official of the Houston District of TxDOT and The Center was made reference to. The comment was “I wish all contractors were like “The Center,” they show up when they are supposed to show up; they do what the contract calls for them to do; they just take care of business.”

3-Apr-08 1:00 PM

Center Resident - Janis "JJ" Jackson - 2008 Excellence in Government Awards Program

noemail@cri-usa.org — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:00:00 GMT

In late February 2008, Mr. J. M. Hedge, Chief, Support Services Division (SSD) for the Houston VA Regional Office, received the initial correspondence from the Houston Federal Executive Board (FEB) soliciting nominations for the 2008 Excellence in Government Awards Program. This is an annual special event that is sponsored by the Houston FEB, which is devoted to recognizing extraordinary accomplishments by exceptional Federal employees. There are ten (10) categories of winners that are recognized at an Awards Luncheon that will be held on Wednesday, May 7, 2008, which coincides with National Public Service Recognition Week. Mr. Hedge was proud to nominate our very own Janis Jackson, a resident at Cullen and a Mail Clerk at V.A. Medical Center, for consideration to receive the 2008 Award for Employees With Disabilities. The category description was for any employee who is physically disabled and through significant personal effort has overcome the disability and performed his or...

3-Apr-08 1:00 PM

2007 Annual Summary

noemail@cri-usa.org — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 21:00:00 GMT

Dear friends, families and supporters of The Center: The Center faced its biggest challenges and opportunities in 2007. Our year began by negotiating with the City of Houston over the issue of land on West Dallas where our main programs operate. I am humbled by the generosity and support we received from Center friends and families and the Houston community. Thanks to overwhelming support, The Center can now make plans to improve our facilities and, just as importantly, expand our services to reach an even greater number of persons with developmental disabilities. The Center’s Board of Governors is working on developing the best service model to help us reach our goals. Also in 2007, the successful growth of our Home and Community Based Services (HCS) program prompted The Center to open apartment group homes. Presently four apartment homes are fully occupied. The clients living in these homes are able to embrace their dreams of personal independence. The Center is able to...

7-Feb-08 3:00 PM

True Light Resources announces the launch of www.CRI-USA.org

noemail@cri-usa.org — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 00:00:00 GMT

HOUSTON, TEXAS (February 1, 2007) – Houston-based Creative Design Studio, True Light Resources, announces the launch of www.CRI-USA.org, The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation’s new website. True Light Resources partnered with Schipul – The Web Marketing Company to create The Center’s new website. “We selected Schipul because of their dynamic association management software, Tendenci.” says JJ Lassberg, co-owner and creative force of True Light Resources. “The Center’s old website was no longer meeting our needs”, said Roshindia M. Pinesett, The Center’s Manager of Public Relations & Volunteer Services. “Now The Center has a site that utilizes the technology available today,” says Tracey Lee Wallace, co-owner of True Light Resources. “Tendenci offered the best possible solution for The Center. The new website will expand with them and will easily accommodate their changes and growth,”...

RUN FOR THE CENTER!

noemail@cri-usa.org — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 22:00:00 GMT

Saturday March 25, 2006 -

RUN FOR THE CENTER!

Since 1986, the Houston Bar Association has raised over $623,000 for The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation. Please join us in continuing to support this worthwhile cause by participating in the 8K race, the children’s run or the 1-mile family walk.

1-Mile Children’s Run 7:30 a.m.
8K Wheelchair Division 7:50 a.m.
8K Run 8:00 a.m.
1-Mile Family Walk 8:30 a.m.

Your participation helps make independent and productive lives possible for those with mental retardation in our community.

http://www.lawweekfunrun.com/ for more information.

Friday, November 17, 2006 - Fifth Annual Charity Golf Tournament

noemail@cri-usa.org — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 20:00:00 GMT

Fifth Annual Charity Golf Tournament

Did somebody say, “hole in one”? That may have been the phrase of the day, when more than 150 players gathered on Friday, November 17, 2006 for the Fifth Annual Charity Golf Tournament, benefiting The Center – Serving Persons With Mental Retardation. There were a total of four teams and the teams were made up of players from 4 different countries. The excitement was not limited to the golf tournament; there were tons of giveaway’s and opportunity for our clients to meet the players, while pacing out golf bags filled with lots of goodies.

Each year the golf tournament takes place and it is always a huge success, thanks to Will Williams, who is the coordinator for this annual event. Mr. Williams is a long time supporter and volunteer for the The Center, where he also seats on the The Centers Board of Governors. Mr. Williams was asked what motivates him to get involved and plan such events like the Golf Tournament, he states, “helping others and getting involved in the community gratifies him”. Mr. Williams does not stop there, each year he sponsors the annual Easter egg hunt that is held at The Center – Serving Persons With Mental Retardation. The golf tournament is just another way to promote community involvement for persons with mental retardation. We accomplish our goals through the efforts of many individuals and companies.

Thursday January 19, 2007 - Annual Luncheon

noemail@cri-usa.org — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 19:00:00 GMT

On Thursday January 19, 2007 more than 400 people gathered at the River Oaks Country Club, for the annual luncheon benefiting The Center – Serving Persons With Mental Retardation. This luncheon will definitely be one to remember, after the hearing the touching but, very inspiring story of Dick Hoyt and his son also known as “Team Hoyt.”

Dick Hoyt and his son, Rick Form “Team Hoyt” together, they have completed in over 945 athletic events in the last 27 years-including 25 Boston Marathons and 8 Iron man Triathlons. It’s a remarkable record of exertion-all the more, when you consider that Rick can’t walk or talk. They also travel the world speaking out to educate the public about with disabilities and promoting the Team Hoyt motto, which is “Yes You Can!”

This year’s banquet is honoring Elizabeth Deluca a lifetime supporter of The Center and Founder of The Carline School.

LVN - WRF

Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:26:14 GMT

Title: LVN - WRF Description: This position, while charged with specific functions as listed under principal responsibilities, will be required to participate in the overall operations of the rural based clinic including the usual expectations of a person trained as a licensed Vocational Nurse. These duties may included, but not limited to, accompanying residents to the doctor or hospital in the event of an emergency, reporting medication discrepancies and/or problems to the Nursing Supervisor, and a willingness to take direction and assignment charges when necessary. Responsible for providing basic using and health care needs of the residents. Requires responsibility for administering first aid, providing basic nursing and health care needs of the residents. Requires responsibility for administering first aid, providing on-going medical treatments, nursing documentation and promotion of preventive health care. Attend resident’s ITM’s as required by floor assignment. Assist with...

Maintenance Tech. (WRF)

Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:00:00 GMT

Title: Maintenance Tech. (WRF)
Description: Full time painter, sheet rock repair, tile etc. Must have experience with minor maintenance repair. Required Experience: Diploma or GED. Basic hand and power tools, painting and sheetrock repair. CPR upon hire & annually thereafter.

Education Required: Diploma or GED.
Planned Duration of Employment: Full Time
Position reports to: Director of Grounds

Contact info:

Dora Arredondo - HR Specialist (Add to Contacts)
(713) 525-8436

Willow River Farms

LVN Manager (CRH) - 6:00am - 2:30pm

Fri, 11 Apr 2008 19:21:44 GMT

Title: LVN Manager (CRH) - 6:00am - 2:30pm Description: (includes interrelationships & workers supervised) To manage a small clinic in a residential facility. This position, while charged with specific functions as listed under principal responsibilities, will be required to participate in the overall operations of the Infirmary, including the usual expectations of a person trained as a Licensed Vocational Nurse. These duties may include, but are not limited to, accompanying residents to the doctor or hospital in the event of an emergency, reporting medication discrepancies and/or problems to the nursing supervisor, and a willingness to take direction and assignment charges when necessary. Responsible for providing basic nursing and health care needs of the residents. Requires responsibility for administering first aid, providing on-going medical treatments, nursing documentation and promotion of preventive health care. Attend resident’s ITM’s as required by floor assignment. Assist...

LVN (Part-Time)

Fri, 11 Apr 2008 19:00:00 GMT

Title: LVN (Part-Time) Description: (includes interrelationships & workers supervised) This position, while charged with specific functions as listed under principal responsibilities, will be required to participate in the overall operations of the Infirmary, including the usual expectations of a person trained as a Licensed Vocational Nurse. These duties may include, but are not limited to, accompanying residents to the doctor or hospital in the event of an emergency, reporting medication discrepancies and/or problems to the nursing supervisor, and a willingness to take direction and assignment charges when necessary. Responsible for providing basic nursing and health care needs of the residents. Requires responsibility for administering first aid, providing on-going medical treatments, nursing documentation and promotion of preventive health care. Attend resident’s ITM’s as required by floor assignment. Assist with semi-annual chart audits. Required Experience: Graduate of an...

Maintenance Technician

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:05:08 GMT

Title: Maintenance Technician
Description: This position is responsible for executing a scheduled series of activities involving all phases of general and preventative maintenance to ensure a safe, comfortable living and work environment. Local travel may be required. Required Experience: High school diploma or G.E.D. No experience required. Valid TX’s Driver’s License. CPR required upon hire and annually thereafter.
Education Required: High school diploma or G.E.D. No experience required.
Planned Duration of Employment: Full Time
Position reports to: Director of Facilities

Contact info:

Dora Arredondo (Add to Contacts)
(713) 525-8436

The Center

3550 West Dallas

Houston, Texas 77219-0564
US

Program Specialist - C.R.H. (5 Positions)

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Title: Program Specialist - C.R.H. (5 Positions) Description: (includes interrelationships & workers supervised) Assist individuals with developmental disabilities in personal hygiene, training programs as determined by the interdisciplinary team, and monitors safety and health needs of the assigned individuals. Also insures that necessary documentation is accurate and complete within the designated time frame. May encounter stressful situations. Local travel may be required. Two available shifts: 11:00 am – 7:30 pm & 3:00 pm – 11:30 pm Required Experience: High School diploma or GED. One year in a residential setting which provides services to adults with developmental disabilities. Valid Texas Drivers License, CPR and Sama certification upon hire, renewed annually. Education Required: High School Diploma or GED Planned Duration of Employment: Full Time Position reports to: Building Supervisor Contact info: Dora Arredondo - H.R. Specialist (Add to Contacts) (713)...

Service Coordinator - A.A.C .(1 Position)

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Title: Service Coordinator - A.A.C .(1 Position) Description: (includes interrelationships & workers supervised) Responsible for providing full program coordination services to adults with developmental disabilities within a community based work center. Overall responsibility for the development and management of all assigned program plans; facilitator in promoting the independence and attainment of personal goals for the consumers served by the program. Facilitates the development of processes to foster the realization of personal outcomes through promoting the concepts of self-advocacy and natural supports. Supervises the Program Specialists in meeting programmatic responsibilities towards the consumers served; in-services Program Specialists on changes program issues as needed by caseload. Serves as liaison between the consumer and the community resources in an effort to obtain services/resources needed to achieve identified outcomes and goals. Works closely with the Program...

Residential Counselor

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Title: Residential Counselor
Description:

Hands on work with adults with mental retardation in a residential setting to include assistance with daily hygiene, personal needs, leisure activities and helping them learn, master new goals and maintain skills. May help some with medication self-administration.

Required Experience:

Six months experience as a nursing assistant or home health aide.

Education Required: High School Diploma or GED
Planned Duration of Employment: Full Time
Position reports to: Willow River Farms - 50 Milies W. of Houston

Contact info:

Dora Arredondo - H.R. Specialist (Add to Contacts)
(713) 525-8436

The Center

3550 West Dallas

Houston, Texas 77219-0564
US

Licensed Psychologist

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Title: Licensed Psychologist Description: Serves as the Director of Behavior Services Department. Supervises staff and interns as directed. Reviews findings and recommendations with the interdisciplinary team. Participates as an interdisciplinary ad ARD member as indicated. Develops and monitors Behavior intervention Programs (BIP’s). Required Experience: Board Certifies Psychologist. This Job Requires the Follow Skills: Board Certifies Psychologist. Education Required: Board Certifies Psychologist. Planned Duration of Employment: Full Time Position reports to: Executive Director Contact info: Dora Arredondo (Add to Contacts) (713) 525-8436 ); document.write(darredondo); document.write(@); document.write(cri-usa.org); document.write(); // end hiding contents --> The Center 3550 West Dallas Houston, Texas 77219-0564 US

Service Coordinator - QMRP

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Title: Service Coordinator - QMRP Description: Responsible for providing full program coordination services to adults with developmental disabilities within a residential setting. Overall responsibility for the development and management of al assigned program plans. Facilitator in promoting the independence and attainment of personal goals for the consumers served by the program. Facilitates the development of processes to foster the realization of personal outcomes through promoting the concepts of self-advocacy and natural supports. Supervises the Program Specialists on changes program issues as needed by caseload. Services as liaison between the consumer and the community resources in an effort to obtain services/resources needed to achieve identified outcomes and goals. Local travel may be required. Required Experience: BS or BA degree in human services discipline. One year related experience working with persons with developmental disabilities, or in a social service setting....

Volunteer Coordinator

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Willow River Farms offers rural, family style living for adults with developmental disabilities and related conditions. In this rural setting, featuring an organic farm and artisan community, residents experience the satisfaction and pride that comes from productive work.

Tonya Davis
tdavis@cri-usa.org

4073 FM 3318

Brookshire, Texas 77423

(713) 525-8300

Willow River Farms - Office Manager

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:32:20 GMT

The community features cottage-style residences situated around a picturesque central courtyard near the banks of the Brazos River in San Felipe, Texas. Meaningful employment opportunities, vocational training, and day activities are provided, including Artisan studios and an organic farming/landscaping program.

The Willow River Farms property encompasses three hundred acres. Approximately fifty acres are developed for active community living and 50 acres of certified organic farming.

Location
Physical Address:
Willow River Farms
4073 FM 3318
Brookshire, TX 77423

Sherril Carrig
scarrig@cri-usa.org

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8701

Willow River Farms - Director

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:30:00 GMT

The Willow River Farms property encompasses three hundred acres. Approximately fifty acres are developed for active community living and 50 acres of certified organic farming.

Location
Physical Address:
Willow River Farms
4073 FM 3318
Brookshire, TX 77423

Kevin Kern
kkern@cri-usa.org

3550 West Dallas

San Felipe, TX

(713) 525-8300

Momentum Industries - Manager Business Development

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:29:43 GMT

Momentum Industries offers assembly, packaging and mailing services at competitive prices to the Houston business community. Our flexible work-force is able to meet packaging and assembly needs at a more economical cost and with faster turn-around time than generally expected in the industry.

Elizabeth Cullen

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8303

Supported Employment

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:28:05 GMT

Supported Employment

Yena Snyder
Ysnyder@cri-usa.org

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8305

Residential Services, C.R.H. - Director

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:26:33 GMT

Our Residential Services programs present a caring home-like environment for adults with mental retardation and related disabilities. The Center’s residential programs are designed to support the personal goals and choices of each person served. We promote autonomy and independence, while encouraging maximum self-help skills, social skills, domestic skills, and money management skills.

Sondra Williams

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8363

Volunteer Coordinator / CREWE

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:25:01 GMT

Serving others in your community can bring immense satisfaction as you help them grow, learn, develop, and succeed. Additionally, volunteering provides you an opportunity to gain new skills, help others, and meet new friends. We hope that you recognize the tremendous benefits of volunteering and will join us in helping assure that everyone involved has a positive, educational experience.

Jane Gove
jgove@cri-usa.org

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8424

Volunteer Services - Manager

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:22:48 GMT

Public Relations/Gifts –In-Kind/Volunteer Services

Roshindia Pinesett
rpinesett@cri-usa.org

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8431

Public Relations - Manager

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:21:26 GMT

Public Relations/Gifts –In-Kind/Volunteer Services

Roshindia Pinesett
rpinesett@cri-usa.org

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8431

LifeCare - Director

Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:19:55 GMT

The Foundation is committed to supporting the mission and goals of The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation, and assists families in planning for the care of their family member with a developmental disability.The Foundation does this through its program of LifeCare. LifeCare services include development of a Personal Care Plan, Advocacy, Guardianship and Trust Management.

LifeCare represents the wishes of the family and acts on their behalf when it comes to making decisions that affect the quality of life for their family member. Whether those decisions involve the frequency and type of social activities or the more serious decisions regarding, for example, long-term health care and funeral arrangements.

Bob Von Minden

3550 West Dallas

Houston, TX 77019

(713) 525-8482

Excellence in Government Award

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:05:39 GMT

Center Resident - Janis "JJ" Jackson recipient Excellance in Government Award - Employeee With Disabilities

Willow River Farms

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:36:02 GMT

Willow River Farms offers a rural, family style lifestyle for adults with developmental disabilities and related conditions. It was founded on the principle that every individual has value and something to contribute to the community. In this rural setting residents realize their potential and experience the satisfaction and pride that comes from productive work. The community features cottage-style residences situated around a picturesque central courtyard near the banks of the Brazos River in San Felipe, Texas. Meaningful employment opportunities, vocational training, and day activities are provided, including Artisan studios. Parents and family members who wanted a rural living option for their loved ones envisioned Willow River Farms. The vision was made a reality in 1989 by The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation. The Center is a private not-for-profit United Way Agency, and has been responding to the needs of people with developmental disabilities since...

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:34:34 GMT

Willow River Farms offers rural, family style living for adults with Mental Retardation. Now accepting ICF clients. Features an artisan community, extensive landscaping program, and More >>

Wish Lists

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 15:36:00 GMT

The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation accepts in kind donations of needed supplies, equipment or services. Donated items help keep our administrative costs down and donors may be eligible for a tax deduction. Please take a moment to review our wish list. If you find a wish that you are able to fulfill please contact Gifts In Kind as listed above. In kind donations are not limited to the wish list items below. If you have questions as to whether or not we can use a specific item please contact Gifts In Kind. Pick up of donations can be arranged for donors in the Houston area. AdultActivityCenter Automatic External Difibrillator Bath Towels Jackets, Shirts, Sweaters, Socks (For Adult Men and Women) - gently used Refrigerator Recliners (leather or vinyl) Tables and Chairs Twin Bed Sheets (Flannel or Cotton) Underwear (for adult men or women) Adult Training & Employment Services Arts & Crafts Supplies for classrooms (non-toxic) Carpet...

Admissions Department

Fri, 14 Mar 2008 16:02:33 GMT

The Admissions Department serves as the initial point of contact for all inquiries to ensure potential applicants are connected to programs and services which best meet their needs. The Department provides assistance and direction for families and agencies that wish to access Center services. Contact Us >> Admission Aplication Below *Note* Please print and complete forms 1-12 and fax to Rick Rettig at 713-525-8334. In order to be considered for admissions, all forms must be completed. 1. Application For Services 2. Physical Examination 3. Medication Policy 4. Physicians Request for Administration 5. Admissions - Medication History 6. Emergency Authorization 7. Advance Directives 8. Receipt of Notice of Privacy 9. Program Information Receipt 10. DPT Immunization Record 11. Seizure Classification 12. Admissions - Intake Folder Checklist

Board of Trustees

Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:03:21 GMT

Officers:

David Baldwin, President
Jerry Johnston Andrew, Vice President/Secretary
Elizabeth DeLuca, Vice President
Mark T. Dulworth, Vice President
Bernard Z. Lee, Vice President/ Treasurer

Trustees:

Jim Aycock
C. Len Benckenstein
Craig Bergez
Christopher P. Borreca
Joseph A. Cialone, II
Jonathan DePriest
Louis M. Ditta
Jack T. Dulworth
Joni Fichter
Elizabeth Lyons Ghrist
Arthur E. Jones
Marcy E. Kurtz
Jack B. Manning
Mark McCollum
Dena Prasher
Thad “Bo” Smith
Tana Wood

Life Trustee:

Dr. Frank Borreca

LifeCare

Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:01:23 GMT

LifeCare’s Commitment to Your Personal Care Plan Mission Statement: The mission of the LifeCare program is to assist those families of persons with disabilities served by The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation in the preparation of individual plans for the support and personal advocacy services for such persons with disabilities when the primary caregiver (parents, guardian, advocate or whomever is filling the role) is no longer able or available to continue the tasks they had previously performed. The Foundation is committed to supporting the mission and goals of The Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation, and assists families in planning for the care of their family member with a developmental disability.The Foundation does this through its program of LifeCare. LifeCare services include development of a Personal Care Plan, Advocacy, Guardianship and Trust Management. LifeCare represents the wishes of the family and acts on their behalf when it...

Board of Governors

Wed, 16 Jan 2008 20:14:44 GMT

Board Officers:

Jack B. Manning, President
Brian J. Cohen, Vice President
Wilson Windle, Secretary
Glen Shepard, Treasurer

Board Members:

Jerry Armstrong
Jim Aycock
David C. Baldwin
Christopher P. Borreca
Frank A. Borreca, Ed.D.
Ian J. Butler, M.D.

Debra Collins

Anne Harvey Cowan
Lorene M. Cox
Nona Dancer
Joni Hruska Fichter
Cathy Coers Frank
Elizabeth L. Ghrist
Robert M. Goodside
Henry A. Hill

C. Wayne Johnson
Gwen S. Koch
Bernard Z. Lee
Monica Loesch
Harold I. Nicoll
Jesse V. Noland, Jr.
Darl Petty
Jon M. Prather
Linda H. Rava
Ellin Royds
Greg A. Savage
Betsy D. Smith
Barbara M. Sylvester
James W. Williams

Life Member:

Jerry Johnston Andrew

Raymond Terrell

Contact for Contribution of Stock

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 19:53:08 GMT

To make a contribution of stock, please have your broker contact:

Ralph F. Ruske
Frost National Bank - Vice President & Trust Officer
1200 Smith St, Suite 2200 (Two Allen Center)
Houston TX 77002
rruske@frostbank.com
713-388-7650 telephone
713-388-7808 fax
1-800-438-4891 x77650 toll free

To electronically transfer a contribution from your bank or financial institution:

Frost Bank - Texas
ABA #114000093
For further credit to Foundation for the Retarded
Account No. 170007609

You may also contact:

Debra S. Collins, Executive Director at Foundation for the Retarded
713-525-8479 or dcollins@cri-usa.org

Thu, 08 Nov 2007 23:50:36 GMT

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