Rejoicing Spirits Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary
Rejoicing Spirits Celebrates 20 Years: A ministry enriching the faith lives of those with disabilities.
The Summer 2023 Issue of Promise Is Here
Mosaic’s summer 2023 Promise magazine celebrates National Intellectual and Disabilities Month by sharing triumphant achievements made by those we serve when making their own choices.
Sharing What’s Inside Through Art
A great community partnership brings Mosaic artists’ work to the public in the Freedom of Expression exhibit.
Now Ted Goes On Big Adventures
To celebrate National Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, Mosaic and Living innovations share Ted’s story about how he makes choices to live his life his way. #MyDayMyWay
‘Holden Just Makes the World Happy’
To celebrate National Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, we’re sharing stories that illustrate how people served by Mosaic make choices to live their life their way. This is Holden’s. #MyDayMyWay
Celebrate Generosity on GivingTuesday!
GivingTuesday celebrates the truth every person has something they can share with others–a talent, a kind word, a financial gift, volunteer time and more. GivingTuesday is coming soon, and generous Mosaic donors are matching the financial gifts Mosaic receives that day.
Awesome May Not Be a Strong Enough Word!
It’s Direct Support Professional Recognition Week. One week isn’t really enough to recognize the awesome people who are DSPs and the vital work they do. Learn why this week is so important at Mosaic.
The 2022 Summer Edition of ‘Promise’ is Here!
The summer 2022 edition of Promise, Mosaic’s national magazine, is now on our website. Read more stories of people we serve with intellectual and developmental disabilities leading bold lives, our latest advocacy efforts and more.
With Mosaic International and BCC, Stanley Anthony Moshi Thrives
With funds from Mosaic, BCC bought an acre-sized plot as an opportunity for young adults to learn farming job skills for continued sustainability. Stanley plants corn and other vegetables in the plot to learn a viable trade in agriculture—on which the Tanzanian economy heavily relies. The hope for Stanley is to eventually get a job to help his family, as is the custom in Tanzania.