Video Inclusion that’s worth working for
Starfire is celebrating another year of building better lives for people living with disabilities with two events this week, the Breakfast Fundraiser June 16 and the Story Soiree June 17, both at 20th Century Theater in Oakley.
Starfire is celebrating another year of building better lives for people living with disabilities with two events this week, the Breakfast Fundraiser June 16 and the Story Soiree June 17, both at 20th Century Theater in Oakley.
Starfire helps adults with disabilities uncover their talents and interests, which inevitably helps them thrive in their communities.
The June 16 breakfast is a chance for community members and business professionals to view the stories of Starfire’s members through film, including this piece and other episodes in the series. Many of those videos will be shown again at the Story Soiree.
Read more about Starfire’s annual celebration here.
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