2020 brought many unique challenges for families and children with disAbilities.  With schools and therapy clinics shutting down and many appointments moving to telehealth, there were many new obstacles for these families to navigate.   Through it all, with tremendous support from our donors, CATS was able to weather the storm and continue to provide children in Virginia with the adaptive equipment they need.

Children's Assistive Technology Service (CATS) was honored to receive a $100,000 donation made possible by Lynn and Foster Friess in honor of Isabella Maria Santorum.  Foster Friess is an investment manager and philanthropist from Jackson Hole, Wyoming.   

C.A.T.S. is pleased to receive a grant from the C. Mead Boxley Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia.