GARDEN CITY, Kan. -- In 1965, the Russell Child Development Center (RCDC) opened its doors as a daycare facility for children with developmental disabilities. Since then, RCDC has outgrown four buildings, opened four satellite offices and served thousands of families in Southwest Kansas.
As a way to celebrate 55 years, RCDC announced a Double Nickel Campaign. This campaign encourages supporters to help RCDC by donating an amount with two number fives in it. This campaign will help provide funding for the Building a Brighter Future Campaign, which has allowed RCDC to expand its services through a larger, more accessible facility in Garden City.
To coincide with its 55th Birthday Celebration, RCDC also unveiled a fresh new logo!
Each of RCDC Programs also sports a new logo.
RCDC Executive Director Deanna Berry said, "We at RCDC are honored to have received such a positive response to our 55th Birthday Celebration and new agency logo unveiling. As Fred Rogers famously said, 'Anyone who does anything to help a child in his life is a hero to me' and, my goodness, do the young children served by RCDC have lots of helping heroes in their lives! Thank YOU for being one of them."
You can find out more about RCDC's 55th Birthday celebration and all the services offered by visiting rcdc4kids.org
Russell Child Development Center is a community based not-for-profit organization. RCDC is the umbrella agency for the following early childhood programs in 19 Southwest Kansas counties.
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