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Legacy of Love

Members of the Legacy of Love Society demonstrate exceptional generosity and help ensure the continued support of individuals with developmental disabilities in our community.

Legacy of Love Society

The following individuals are recognized for their leadership in giving to the Arc of Onondaga Foundation’s annual fund drive.  Entry into the Legacy of Love Society is made with a donation of at least $500 to the annual fund campaign. Society membership is maintained by making donations of $500 or more each year. Donations are cumulative in consecutive years to provide the opportunity to move up to higher giving circles.

Members of the Legacy of Love Society are recognized as philanthropic leaders. Members also receive complimentary Arc memberships and subscriptions to Arc publications.  Legacy of Love Society membership is updated every June. The listing below is current as of March 2025.

Diamond and Ruby

Diamond Circle – $10,000 and up

Joyce Carmen

Gordon & Judy Eyer

Ellen Gutmaker

William Horsington

Carolyn Stark

Ruby Circle – $5,000 to $9,999

Barbara Davis

Joanna Jewett

James Moran

Sharon Moran

 

 

 

Platinum and Silver

Platinum Circle ($2,500 – $4,999)

Alyssa Johnston

David & Donna Loveland

Jonathan & Donna Miles

Carol Paronis

James Pitts

Mary & Gary Salibrici

Cheryl Anne Woloszyn

Silver Circle – $1,000 – $1,499

Wendy Coleman

Mary Ellen Kaier

Daniel Smith

Susan Tierney

Bronze

Bronze Circle ($500 to $999)

James & Patricia Flynn

Steven Ludwig

Kendall Phillips

Jacinta Ramczyk

Cornell Strickland

ARC of Onondaga Foundation's
Annual Fund Drive

Become a member of the Legacy of Love and give your gift of $500 or more to our Annual Appeal by clicking below.

Annual Appeal

Advocacy Update: Act Now to Protect Medicaid!

Last month, the House of Representatives approved a budget bill that proposes significant cuts: nearly $800 billion from Medicaid and $300 billion from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This move goes against public sentiment, as recent polls confirm that most Americans strongly support Medicaid and view it as crucial for their communities.

If this bill becomes law, the consequences are dire. States could lose funding for essential care and services that people with disabilities depend on. More families, including millions of children, will face hunger.

The good news is the Senate hasn’t voted yet, and the President still needs to sign the bill. This means there’s still time to stop it, but we need your help to maintain the pressure. No one should have to struggle for basic healthcare or to keep food on the table. Please visit https://action.thearc.org to contact your Senators and help us raise our voices to protect Medicaid and SNAP!

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