Ray Graham Association

👀 Love a good online shopping spree? You're going to want to see this.

Starting this Monday, July 20, we're auctioning off a stunning collection of designer handbags and accessories (think Michael Kors, Furla, Rebecca Minkoff, KARL LAGERFELD, and more!) to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

This is an online-only auction, running for one week only (July 20–24), so watch your news feeds and inboxes — once it closes, it's closed!

Don't want to miss out when bidding goes live Monday? Comment below and we'll update you when it lands in the feed.

Theresa, pictured below, shows up for Meals on Wheels America, serving homebound neighbors in her neighborhood, and she's not alone.

The people supported by RGA volunteer all across their communities, preparing meals, staffing food pantries, and showing up for neighbors who need them. Even a conservative estimate of those hours adds up to more than $175,000 in volunteer value contributed to other nonprofits each year.

They have something to give, and when the right support is in place, they show up for others.

The People We Support Are Building This Community Too People supported by Ray Graham Association contribute more than $175,000 in volunteer time to nonprofits each year. Read the full story.

Press ❤️ if you believe where you live shouldn't depend on luck.

Last weekend, about 25 people came to Mize Hall in Burr Ridge with one goal: make every RGA home what it should be. Theresa, who lives in Hinsdale and is supported by RGA, described it perfectly: "A spacious, comfortable place you actually want to be."

There's still room to be part of this campaign, and your gift will be matched!

They Skipped the Raffle and Raised $53,000 A one-time campaign to bring every RGA home up to the standard the people we support deserve. A small gathering with a big outcome. And there's still room for you.

💙 We're so grateful to the LaGrange Highlands Woman's Club for choosing RGA as their Charity of the Year! Thanks to the leadership and the creativity of club members, they've invested $10,000 in our mission.

From garage sales to Super Bowl soup fundraisers to craft fairs, this dedicated group found so many ways to support their neighbors with disabilities. Their partnership means more opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to reach, grow, and achieve.

Thank you, LGHWC, for believing in our mission and working so hard to make a difference!