The big event in Hudson, Wis. happens in February, as the Hudson Hot Air Affair floats in for frosted views of the St. Croix River via hot air balloons. ProAct in that same city took hold of the theme and ...
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“It was one day I’ll never forget in my life,” said ProAct participant Bill Spencer in Eagan, after attending “The Jason Show,” with FOX 9’s Jason Matheson. Spencer sat in the front row with his personal care assistant, Jackie Spande, ...
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The Red Wing/Zumbrota/Hudson Recognition Banquet at Treasure Island Resort and Casino heralded 50 years of service in Red Wing. “You guys are one of the reasons Red Wing is such a great place to live because of the service you ...
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ProAct’s 2019 Eagan Recognition Banquet at Inwood Oaks in Oakdale featured 2017 Special Olympics Alpine Ski Champion Camilo Mejia, and his coach and mother, Patricia Schaber (above center). The crowd of nearly 400 listened intently to Mejia’s inspiring stories of ...
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A roast beef luncheon with all the fixings and apple bars for dessert helped bring staff and participants together for a fine holiday event at the Eagan headquarters facility.
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Santa Claus made an appearance and handed out gifts to participants at ProAct’s Hudson location. They joined with staff and some family members for a ham and scalloped potatoes meal with dessert.
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“Christmas Memories” was the theme for the third annual Christmas event at New Options- ProAct in Shakopee, which had a record number of 80 participants. A Christmas Committee of participants, staff and families came up with 14 acts to celebrate ...
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Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are crucial to the services provided for people with disabilities. ProAct is celebrating National Direct Support Professional Recognition Week from September 9 to 15. “We want to thank each of our DSPs for their work and ...
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With 17 Eagan staff donors, about half of them fi rst timers, the first Red Cross blood drive held at ProAct in recent memory tapped 21 contributors, and could have served more if medical supplies hadn’t run out. “We filled ...
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