By Roger Slingerman, UCPCC Executive Director Happy new year to all and best wishes for an outstanding 2022! While 2021 was just as interesting as 2020, it’s 2022 that we are eagerly looking to move us forward. That’s because in 2022, we will be working full-tilt on the capital campaign to raise money for our…

Did you know that United Cerebral Palsy Central California has a new mascot? If not, then it’s time you met Lola, a golden retriever puppy – and some might say diva extraordinaire. Lola: Is this where I get to talk? You just woke me up from a nap and I’m ready for your attention to…

United Cerebral Palsy Central California board Vice President Keith Allen knows how to pull people together for a good cause. Allen, a retired chef and broadcast photojournalist, has been involved with UCPCC since 1991, when he was introduced to the organization through the national UCP telethon. Without Keith and his wife, retired ABC30 news anchor…

Debbie Gibson, United Cerebral Palsy Central California’s director of children’s programs, wants you to know that family is the most important thing to her. And UCPCC is lucky to be a member of the family she’s chosen. The mother of four has been married to her husband, Mike, for almost 44 years. Debbie and Mike…

If you’re having a bad day, there’s someone you should meet. It’s Aida Gonzales. She’s a UCPCC instructor and driver who works at The Nest, UCPCC’s center for seniors with disabilities. Aida is dedicated to UCPCC’s mission. She is the employee who looks for creative ways to inspire students to meet their goals. Aida’s positive…

United Cerebral Palsy Central California has been fortunate even during a year of turmoil to maintain relationships with businesses around the Valley that continue to believe in the mission of our organization: to further the independence and success of people with disabilities.