Madison Cortland ARC Celebrates Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving! Madison Cortland ARC Day Habilitation Programs began the holiday early on Wednesday with a full-course Thanksgiving meal.

“While only one day a year is designated at Thanksgiving, we at Madison Cortland ARC are thankful every day of the year for many things- the support of the community, for family and for friends,” says Ray Lewandowski, Executive Director of Madison Cortland ARC.

Pictured is Jack Campbell, Assistant Executive Director of Madison Cortland ARC, cutting the Thanksgiving turkey as Joan Austerman looks on.

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