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What an amazing time we had at Night to Shine!!!
 

On February 14, the Group Home residents once again attended Night to Shine, an unforgettable prom night experience for people with special needs. Thank you so much to the Shenandoah County Night to Shine team (including Search Board member Kim Cassford) that provided a lifetime of memories for our residents!

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Our Board Member

Kim Cassford!

We Did It!

 

The nonprofit organization known as Candid is the world's largest source of information on nonprofits and foundations, helping donors and the public evaluate and gain insight into charitable organizations.  By providing Candid with detailed information such as our mission, strategic plan, and financial reports, we have received the organization's highest level of transparency seal.  SEARCH's Platinum Seal of Transparency allows us to expand our reach to tell the world our story of providing a nurturing home for our residents and the wonderful people who care for them.

 

Join us in giving ourselves a pat on the back.

who we are

Shenandoah County SEARCH, Inc. (“SEARCH”) was established in August, 1978 by Preston and Vivian Poole, and others who were interested in the welfare of intellectually challenged citizens. SEARCH is a Section 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. Thus donations to SEARCH are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by applicable law.

     SEARCH Continues to operate in memory of Vivian Poole, who dedicated 30 years of her life to this cause.

      SEARCH is grateful for the visionary leadership of Sid and Betsy Price following the death of Vivian Poole.  They helped put SEARCH on the road to success! Their generosity and vision provided  SEARCH with the current Thrift Shop building.  Care for our residents guided their vision.

Board of Directors

Judy Franz

Winnie McDermott

Joan Griffin

Erika Auer

Bob Schmidt

David Jones

Kim Cassford

Dr. Jerry Germroth

Elaine Harshman

Robin Tull

KK Stroop

Joan Proctor—Emeritus

Our Missions

  • To provide a warm and nurturing home for intellectually challenged adults through our Group Home. 

  • To operate the Thrift Shop which serves the needs of the broader community by offering quality merchandise at affordable prices. The Thrift Shop sells only donated items and provides most of the financial support for the Group Home.

GRoup Home News

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