Get
Involved

Whether you volunteer, sponsor an event, or help fulfill a wish list need, your support creates real opportunities for the individuals and families we serve.

Volunteer

Use your talents to benefit the participants of New Perceptions!

There are a variety of routine and ongoing volunteer opportunities available:

Cleaning

Gardening / Weeding

Outdoor Maintenance

Painting

Wish List / Needs

We can only accept new items. Thank you for your understanding. We appreciate your support!

 

Fundraising Items:

(for Ladies Night Out and silent auctions)

  • Gift basket items (lotions, infant/toddler clothing, toys, children’s books, adult books, jewelry,)
  • Gift cards to sporting events, restaurants, retail stores, spa/salon gift cards
  • Event tickets
  • Vacation package for condo/hotel
  • Signed sports items
  • Tickets to local sports events

Items needed for Work Center and Learning Center participant use

  • Clothes
  • Kitchen items
  • Cleaning items
  • And more...

Sponsorship
Opportunities

New Perceptions holds several fundraising events each year. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact Shawn Carroll, Executive Director at (859) 344-9322, / scarroll@newperceptions.org. 

Our Children Achieve

The Our Children Achieve luncheon celebrates the achievements of our participants from youth to adulthood.

Ladies Night Out

More than 200 women attend this fun, exciting evening of pampering. This event is held in the Spring. 

 

Annual Dinner

Associates, participants, and local organizations are honored for their commitment to our organization at this event, with more than 200 staff, Board members, businessmen and women, and families in attendance. The event is held each August. 

Bean Bash

More than 2,000 people attend this one-of-a-kind, Northern Kentucky event featuring a huge silent auction, live auction, entertainment and bean soup! The event is held in the fall and benefits local nonprofit organizations serving individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities, including New Perceptions.