Blog Posts
Growing Inclusion with Tine and Toil Farm
Tine and Toil Farm, 2025 KenCrest Community Champions, grow inclusion and connection through organic farming.
Finding Purpose Through Adversity
When Shymira Chandler’s son Mason was born medically fragile, she knew her mission in life was to guide him to be the best person he could be.
Finding Independence and a New Career with KenCrest’s Support
From Vermont to Pennsylvania, KenCrest helped Walt discover a life of independence and a career he loves in landscaping.
Paving a Path to Education Through Books
KenCrest paves the way to education for children and families in supportive housing by providing them with books.
KenCrest’s Meaningful Day Program Comes to Delaware
The Meaningful Day community initiative is opening a new branch in Delaware to individuals in our residential homes.
Meaningful Day Foster Friendships for People with Disabilities
Learn how Meaningful Day helps individuals like Chucky and Logan build friendships and find joy in everyday activities.
How to Make a Difference This GivingTuesday
In its 12th year, GivingTuesday continues to inspire those around the globe to do good this holiday season.
A Journey of Care and Connection Through Lifesharing
When uncertainty clouded their future, KenCrest’s Lifesharing program stepped in to help Amy and Missy find stability and hope.
Building Friendships Through KenCrest’s Meaningful Day Program
KenCrest’s Meaningful Day program builds friendships for individuals with disabilities through community.
Shane Vagnarelli is Honored as a KenCrest Community Champion
KenCrest awarded Shane Vagnarelli as a Community Champion during its 9th annual event at the RiverCrest Golf Club.
Recognizing Jessica Zander as a Community Champion
Jessica Zander was honored with a Community Champion award during the 9th annual event on October 2nd at RiverCrest Golf Club.
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