The Arc Santa Rosa

Established in 1954, ARC Gateway serves children and adults with developmental disabilities to become independent and contributing members of community. It administers the Discovery Gateway Early Childhood Program, which offers child care to children between six weeks and 3 years with and without disabilities and assists parents in the development of children at homes. Formerly known as the Association of Retarded Citizens, the facility operates ARC Gateway Foundation, which is a support organization the helps to raise and invest funds for its programs and services. ARC Gateway maintains a plant nursery that provides products for landscaping support for residential and commercial clients. It also supports various recreation and advocacy programs, as well as transportation services to adults.

The Arc of the Emerald Coast, formerly known as Horizons of Okaloosa County, is dedicated to empowering individuals with cognitive, intellectual, and developmental disabilities in Okaloosa and Walton Counties. Founded in 1992, the organization advocates for inclusion, respect, and active citizenship, striving to provide a path from disability to capability. Through programs such as adult day training, in-home support, and supported employment, The Arc fosters an environment that promotes meaningful lives for those they serve. Their commitment to values like empathy, creativity, and excellence underscores their mission to recognize the dignity and worth of every individual in the community. Generated from the website

Escambia Search & Rescue Inc. (ESAR) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Pensacola, Florida, dedicated to aiding individuals in distress and ensuring community safety. Their mission is encapsulated in the phrase "so others may live," reflecting their commitment to search and rescue operations across various units, including marine and dive logistics. ESAR operates with a strong focus on community involvement and support, encouraging donations that may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Through enhanced public awareness and training initiatives like Project Lifesaver and the Perimeter Alert System, they work to bolster local response efforts and improve emergency preparedness. Generated from the website