This year, we raised $20,029.30 at our Youth Hockey Fights for Kids with Autism event! Over the past 13 years, we have raised nearly $149,500.
WOW! Thank you to all who contributed in thoughts, time, and finances. It takes all of us.
This money is used to help families with their insurance out-of-pocket expenses, transportation costs, and GLC programs. Save the Date for the 14th annual Youth Hockey Fights for Kids with Autism on Saturday, January 24, 2026! The goal for 2026 is $21,000 or more. For sponsorship information, please get in touch with Darci Stevens at dstevens@resopp.org
Our ROI Annual Golf Outing will happen on June 12, 2025 at Milham Park Golf Course. Sign ups are being accepted NOW for sponsorships and teams at www.roigolfouting.com. This annual event helps raise funds for our Independence Fund. This fund provides financial assistance for quality-of-life items such as medical co-pays, prescription assistance, dental care, eyeglasses, furniture, clothing, moving expenses, concerts, festivals, and much more! Please contact Grace Gheen ggheen@resopp.org for more information.
Since 1978, Residential Opportunities, Incorporated (ROI) has provided residential and support services in southwest Michigan for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We offer a unique person and family-centered philosophy that creates a strong connection with the community for the individuals we serve. Driven by our Core Values, we place the needs of the individuals we serve as our highest priority.
Last year, ROI served over 700 individuals and provided over 80,000 days of care in the following areas: Group Homes, Supported Living, Affordable Rental Housing, Representative Payee Services, and Intensive and Outpatient Autism Services.
Residential Opportunities, Inc. offers services in Specialized Residential, Supported Living Alternatives, Affordable Rental Housing and Representative Payee Services.
The Great Lakes Center for Autism Treatment and Research (GLC) provides intensive and outpatient services for children with autism and other neuro-developmental disabilities. Be sure to visit the GLC page to hear from families we served.
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