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Welcome to Target Community Online
Since its inception in 1983, Target Community & Educational Services, Inc. (Target) has been dedicated to enhancing the lives of children and adults with disabilities through quality, community-based residential, educational, vocational, recreational, and family support services.
Target’s dedicated employees conscientiously work to provide a safe, normalized, and high quality of life for all clients, now numbering over 300. Our goal is to assist these individuals to be active participants in our community and to live as independently as possible.
Target Community & Educational Services, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, donations to which may be tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. It is only through the dedicated commitment and support of caring people and businesses that Target can continue to provide the highest quality of programs and services to assist children and adults with developmental and other disabilities to achieve full participation in our society. We hope that you will offer your support, joining us in targeting dreams and fostering opportunities for children and adults with disabilities.
Target Community & Educational Services News
Target Opens New Education Wing
Target Community & Educational Services, Inc. (Target) celebrated the opening of a new education wing with a ribbon cutting ceremony and a Carroll County Chamber PM Connections event on April 24th at 111 Stoner Avenue in Westminster. Gypsy’s Tea Room cosponsored the event and provided a delicious assortment of hors d’oeuvres, desserts and flavored teas.
The new education wing will enhance Target’s ability to provide quality supported employment training for individuals with developmental and other disabilities. Individuals in this program participate in comprehensive, individualized career exploration, build job skills and gain real-life experiences through employment and volunteer positions in our community. Training is provided to increase independent living skills to assist these individuals to live as self-sufficiently as possible.
Pictured above from left are: Mayor Kevin Utz of Westminster, Mike McMullin, President of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Tom Zirpoli, Professor at McDaniel College and President/CEO of Target, Jim Breuer, Owner of Maggie’s Restaurant and Chair of Target’s Board of Directors, and Commissioner Doug Howard of Carroll County.
Thank you for making Target's 2012 Spring Gala a great success!
Sincere appreciation goes out to
Target Community & Educational Services
Spring Gala 2012 Sponsors!
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Pictured from left: Bull Dugan of Lehigh Cement Company, Dr. Tom Zirpoli, and Kent Martin and Mike Fox of Lehigh Cement Company. |
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Dr. Tom Zirpoli, who holds the Laurence J. Adams Endowed Chair at McDaniel College and serves as the President & CEO of Target Community & Educational Services, Inc. (Target), presented the Laurence J. Adams Community Service Award to Lehigh Cement Company at the 2012 Spring Gala on March 3rd.
"Lehigh Cement Company's vital support of our services is valued and appreciated. Lehigh provides substantial financial gifts and effective volunteer support to strengthen Target's work in our mission to enhance the lives of children and adults with disabilities. Lehigh is celebrating more than 100 years of operation in our community, and is well known as a devoted and effective partner with numerous community service organizations. We are grateful for Lehigh's tremendous support," stated Zirpoli. |

Deborah Vana & Dr. Tom Zirpoli |
On March 3, 2012, Dr. Tom Zirpoli presented the Donald Rabush Award to employees recognized for milestone years of service at the Spring Gala. Zirpoli stated, "It is only possible for Target to Provide a high-level of quality of services to our clients with disabilities through the caring, dedicated work of our employees."
Deborah Vana was recognized for 15 years of devoted service. Margaret Forney, Aram Maldonado and Penelope Strickland were honored for ten years of dedicated service.
Recipients awarded for five years of service included Barbara Bennett-Stevenson, Kelli Fox, Lauri Freyman, Alee Guthrie, Aveline Isom, Bernitta Johnson, Carolyn Marable, Daniel Pettingill, Chasity Stonesifer, Robert Strickland, India Walker and Jennifer Wilhelm. |
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