If you’ve visited National Harbor lately, you may have noticed a familiar name lighting up the big screen. The Arc Prince George’s County is now featured on the Jumbotron at National Harbor, sharing a simple but powerful message with thousands of visitors: “Don’t go...
My name is Wendy and I am a single mother of six children. I write this letter with much love and sincerity to express how important it has been for my family to receive the help of respite. Two of my children have special needs. My youngest son is three years old...
There are moments that remind us why we celebrate every milestone, every achievement, and every possibility. This is one of them. Congratulations to Carey Noble, who brought home a gold medal in swimming at the Maryland Special Olympics Summer Games! Carey...
On May 8, 2026, The Arc Prince George's County joined Joint Base Andrews, Prince George's County Public Schools, and the Department of Rehabilitation Services to celebrate a milestone that belongs to the graduates, their families, and every person who believed in them...
Each year, Calendar Day in Annapolis offers a critical opportunity to ensure that the voices of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are heard where policy decisions are made. This year, The Arc of Prince George’s County once again showed...
For Ashley Viagbo, Development Administrator at The Arc, the most inspiring part of the mission is opening doors of opportunity for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). "So many of the individuals we serve have gone through life without...
At The Arc, we believe transportation is more than just a service—it’s a gateway to independence and inclusion. And no one embodies that belief more than Doreen Brown. As Director of Transportation, Doreen has been a driving force (literally and figuratively) behind...
A Journey Rooted in Purpose When Crystal and Pauline joined The Arc in 1995, they likely didn’t imagine how much of an impact they would go on to have—or how many lives they would change along the way. Back then, The Arc looked different. Our programs were fewer, our...
While the world around us continues to shift, one thing remains true: individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) deserve every opportunity to live, learn, work, and thrive.
Alverda McCoy is a devoted parent, passionate advocate, and powerful voice for her child and the disability community.