What is Community Vision?
Founded in 1989 by Joe Wykowski, Community Vision emerged from a personal need to support an individual with Batten Disease, Donald Bos, in living within the community. Following the closure of the Fairview Training Center, the organization expanded its services to address a growing demand for independent living options. Today, Community Vision provides comprehensive support to nearly 200 individuals, advocating for and mentoring them to achieve their potential in their own homes, in fulfilling jobs, and within supportive social circles. The company's core mission revolves around ensuring that everyone with a developmental or intellectual disability has the opportunity to thrive.
How much funding has Community Vision raised?
Community Vision has raised a total of $150K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$150K
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
What's next for Community Vision?
The substantial large-scale late-stage funding, highlighted by the recent major strategic investment, positions Community Vision for accelerated expansion and enhanced service delivery. This influx of capital is expected to fuel initiatives aimed at broadening its reach, developing innovative support programs, and potentially scaling its advocacy efforts. The strategic nature of this investment suggests a strong belief in Community Vision's long-term sustainability and its pivotal role in the non-profit sector, enabling the organization to further its objective of creating a society where all individuals with disabilities can lead fulfilling lives.
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