Immacolata Manor | Janey's Ride

Though Janey's Ride means a day of camaraderie with fellow bikers and a chance to enjoy the freedom of the road, for those who work, volunteer and live at Immacolata Manor this ride means so much more. Support of Janey's Ride is needed to guarantee that the programs at Immacolata Manor continue to provide personalized support to people with developmental disabilities. The supports and services provided by Immacolata Manor cost over $125 per day per resident. Proceeds received from Janey's Ride help to make certain that each person served by Immacolata Manor will continue to receive the individualized, special support needed to develop to their fullest potential. To fulfill this objective, our goal is to raise $48,500.00 through corporate sponsorships, increased rider participation, in-kind donations, and rider generated pledges.

Before the ride starts take a minute to meet the wonderful residents of Immacolata Manor. Many will be passing out balloons in anticipation of the group balloon lift prior to the ride start, others will be passing out bottled water, while others will host a tour of their home at Empress House.

Grant Match Opportunity: The Manor's annual operating budget is $2.3 million. Residents currently receive $125 per day per person ($45,625 annually) from the State of Missouri to pay for services received, but the Manor provides, on average, $150 per day per per-son ($55,000 annually) worth of benefit in services, resulting in a need to raise $750 daily ($273,750 annually) to make up for shortages in provider rates and cost of living adjustments. Pledges received by June 30, 2012, totaling $400,000 will be matched with a $100,000 grant by the Dunn Family Foundation. View Our Printable 2011 Sponsorship Agreement View & Print Ride Flyer Donate Today! Join Us On Facebook

For all of these individuals, disability can affect every aspect of their liveswith health, emotional, social and financial consequences.