Easter Seals receives $45,000 from Silver and Gold Jubilee

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR: Angels of Easter Seals recently presented a check for $45,000 to benefit the Easter Seals programs and services. The Silver and Gold Jubilee, the 30th annual Magic of the Angels Christmas benefit, took place in November at Mr. Anthony’s in Boardman. Services and programs provided by the non-profit Easter Seals include therapy, audiology, meal centers and delivery, a community center for the deaf, a teen club for teens with disabilities, child and adult day care, transportation, weekend care for medically fragile and disabled children or those with autism, and skills development for adults with autism. Tim Nelson, left, president and CEO of Easter Seals, accepted the check from Joan Zarlenga and Geri Kosar, Jubilee co-chairmen.