Arc thanks Cammon Middle for successful bead drive
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The Arc of St. Charles, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides services to people of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities and special needs.
The Arc has been providing support and services to over 250 individuals and their families in St. Charles Parish and the River Region area since 1971.
Anyone interested in helping with a bead drive can contact the Arc of St. Charles at (985)785-0971, ext. 201.
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