Legislative Breakfast

Stating Our Case - Preserving the Disability Safety Net

March 12, 2010

The Neighborhood Club of Quincy

27 Glendale Rd.

Quincy, MA 02169

8:00 am

Concerned that the state's fiscal 2011 budget could further erode much-needed services for local residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Arc of the South Shore is participating in a major campaign to avert what could be devastating reductions in those services.

The centerpiece of this campaign are statewide forums, dubbed "Stating Our Case - Preserving the Disability Safety Net," which will deliver to the governor and local legislators a firm message that basic services promised to the disability community cannot be curtailed.

The Arc of the South Shore, which serves ten cities and towns in and around Plymouth and Norfolk Counties, will hold our Stating Our Case Legislative Breakfast on March 12, 2010 at the Neighborhood Club of Quincy at 8:00am.

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Confirmed Elected Officials:

Tim Cahill - State Treasurer

Mayor Susan M. Kay - Weymouth

Christy Mihos - Gubernatorial Candidate

Kim Aruca - representing Congressman William Delahunt

Representative A. Stephen Tobin - 2nd Norfolk

Jamie Lynn Ryan for Representative James M. Murphy - 4th Norfolk

Representative Garrett Bradley - 3rd Plymouth

Anthony O'Brien - Plymouth County Commissioner

Tentative

Mayor Thomas Koch - Quincy

Representative Ronald Mariano - 3rd Norfolk

Representative James Cantwell - 4th Plymouth

Representative Michael Brady - 9th Plymouth

Representative Linda Dorcena Forry - 12th Suffolk

Senator Robert Hedlund - Weymouth

Senator Brian Joyce - Milton

Sponsorship Opportunities are available!

Purchase Tickets Here @ $20 per person

Call Craig Pina - Director of Development, for more information at

781-335-3023 x2230