Vicky Taylor and Betty Wilson enjoying sitting outside on the patio at Riverside
Riverside Foundation
For over 30 years, Riverside Foundation has provided residential support and developmental training services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our residential facility at our main campus, our community homes and our work and activity center, are devoted to making a difference in the lives of the individuals we serve – and to those who love them.
Riverside Foundation is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, social service business and a 501(c)3 charitable organization.
19th Annual Riverside Foundation Golf Outing – June 29, 2015Our Services
CAMPUS
Riverside Foundation’s campus and residential facility serves nearly 100 adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Over half of our residents have been here at least 20 years!
COMMUNITY HOME
Group homes let residents live independently with assistance in a supportive, cooperative environment, while providing neighborhood living and a sense of community.
WORK AND ACTIVITY CENTER
Our Work & Activity Center provides our residents with the opportunity to develop skills and assume responsibilities for real-life work in an environment that emphasizes individual goals and choices.
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A Riverside Story: Laura Murdock and Todd Levine
Laura Murdock and Todd Levine have known each other since they were 5 years old. They went to Stratford School in Highland Park for 16 years until they both graduated at age 21. These two lifelong friends came to live at Riverside Foundation in 1985. Along with liking many of the same things, they also accompany each other on many community outings.
Testimonial
Riverside Foundation relies on your donations to provide updated and enhanced equipment as well as innovative programming for our residents. Your generosity is guaranteed to have profound impact on someone’s life. You can make a difference!
