"It is the mission of Silver Lining Support Foundation to support persons with developmental disabilities so they can have access to quality housing, supportive care, meaningful work, and can engage to the fullest extent in the lives of their families and communities."

Always Up:

The fun never stops. Join in on these ongoing and easy fundraisers to make a difference throughtout the year.

Door County Coffee & Tea has given you the opportunity to help adults with development disabilities while sipping freshly brewed coffee or tea. For more info Click this box.

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Next Up:

Join in the fun and make some new friends at these FUNraisering events.

Bronswood Plant Sale

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Growing Place Garden Center

At The Growing Place in Naperville and Aurora, shop in a garden setting for an extensive selection of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, roses, water plants, groundcovers, herbs, vegetables and natives. Coupon needed see events page.

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About SLSF:

"Issues facing those with Developmental Disabilities and their families"

News

Taste & See: A Success in so Many Ways

The evening of October 3 was memorable indeed: fine wines, specialty foods, professional entertainment, old friends and friends just made, a little game of chance, all topped off by coffee and ... read more

Letter from SLSF Board to SLSF Team

Dear Friends and Family,

When we sent out our first-ever newsletter, we mentioned we did not plan on publishing at a given size or frequency. But rather we would match ... read more

Taste & See: What Did You Like about It?

Some Questions, Answers and Comments about Silver Lining Support Foundation’s Taste & See extravaganza. As background, wine tasting, a live show, hors d’oeuvres and presentation of the SLSF mission greeted the ... read more

How State Funding Works and Impacts Guardians

Many residents of the state of Illinois, including parents of those with disabilities, do not understand how the state funding system functions for those with developmental disabilities. Hopefully this will help ... read more