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Walton Foundation for Independence, Inc.

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Walton Foundation for Independence, Inc.

Meeting the needs of people with physical disabilities by empowering them to reach their full potential in every aspect of their life.

The mission of the Walton Foundation for Independence is to inspire philanthropy to support programs and services that create an inclusive lifestyle for people with disabilities in our community to live, work and play.

08/31/2026

Our free mobile AT lab is tailored for seniors and individuals with disabilities, families, and caregivers. Attendees have the chance to explore and try out state-of-the-art technologies such as mobility aids, communication devices🦻 , cooking gadgets🍴 , sensory equipment, and more to help them gain or maintain a more independent lifestyle🦼!

🚐To add your organization as a stop, call our office at 706.724.6262!

08/28/2026

Join us every Sunday ( except for tournament weekend, September 19th) at Riverview Park in North Augusta for Accessible Pickleball Sundays🥒🎾. Players of all levels are welcome.
For more details, feel free to reach out to Lynn at [email protected] and check out other sports in the area by visiting our website here: https://ow.ly/NMYR50XbTcA

08/27/2026

Have you completed the Georgia or South Carolina State Plan for Independent Living Survey (SPIL Survey)? Now is your chance!
Scan the QR code at the end of this video or follow the link below to complete the survey for your state.

Georgia- https://ow.ly/FJUP50ZGfi3

South Carolina- https://ow.ly/JwgC50ZGfi2

08/12/2026

Join us for Spark the Community 2026!

Connect. Discover. Thrive.
Meet local organizations, explore community resources, and discover opportunities that support independent living and community participation.
Whether you're a person with a disability, family member, caregiver, veteran, older adult, student, or community member, you'll find valuable information, helpful resources, and meaningful connections.

Admission is free.

RSVP Here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdiutYXynZrxKq4NW9sO-iuiFORqyeQhp_qunGfqSzfmFOg4g/viewform?usp=header

Alttext: Flyer for "Spark the Community" Resource Fair by Walton Options (Resources for Independent Living). The event is on September 25, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM at 948 Walton Way, Augusta, Georgia 30901. Features a gold banner at the top with doodle icons (lightbulbs, electric plugs, teamwork illustrations) surrounding the Walton Options logo and "Spark the Community" title in blue and gold. Event highlights include advocacy park ribbon cutting, meeting local organizations, touring an Assistive Technology Lab, adaptive sports signup, adaptive gaming demonstrations, and door prizes. Admission is free with a free tote bag for RSVPs and free lunch while supplies last. Includes a QR code and phone number (706.724.6262) to register.

08/10/2026

Join us on September 10th for Disaster & Emergency Prep 101, and learn how to keep your family safe!

Topics that will be covered include:
The importance of having an emergency plan in place
Essential items to include in your emergency kit
How to safely evacuate your home or workplace
What to do in case of power outages or other utility disruptions
How to communicate with family and loved ones during an emergency.

Don't miss this event; register here: https://ow.ly/67N650ZrwGq

08/07/2026

Why Should You Care About Inclusive Body Representation at The Metropolitan Museum of Art?
The displayed pieces invite you to look beyond your own perspective and reassess your perceptions. Even for those with disabilities, these artworks spark questions and evoke emotions through a wordless conversation: “What feelings does this art express?” “Why were these colors selected?” “What significance does the attire hold?” Read the full article here WaltonOptions.org/DisabledBody

Alttext:
Page 1: A fashion editorial Instagram post with a deep blue background featuring a mannequin wearing a tan trench coat with a crown-like headpiece. The top left shows "WO Life" in black on a green rectangle and "Fashion" in white. The bottom half displays the title "Disabled Body" in large white serif text, followed by the subtitle "Why Should You Care About Inclusive Body Representation at The Metropolitan Museum of Art?" in smaller white text. A thin white horizontal line sits near the bottom.

Page 2: a deep blue background with a mannequin in a tan trench coat and crown headpiece. "WO Life" in black on a green rectangle, a calendar icon with "August 2026" in white, the title "Disabled Body" in large white serif text, and the subtitle about inclusive body representation at The Met. A white horizontal line, a "Swipe to read" label, and a next-page arrow button appear near the bottom.

Page 3: Deep blue background with the same mannequin image. Body text in white reads about how clothing functions as expression in the fashion industry, and how designs for the disability community have often been overlooked. A next-page arrow button sits at the bottom right.

Page 4: Deep blue background continuing the series. White body text describes the "Disabled Body" couture exhibit finding a permanent home at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, with mannequins featuring mirrored faces modeled after real individuals with disabilities. A next-page arrow appears at the bottom right.

Page 5: Deep blue background. White body text explains Sinéad Burke's role in making the museum accessible, including training staff in disability rights and justice. A next-page arrow sits at the bottom right.

Page 6: A closing slide with a large image at the top, overlaid with a dark gradient. White centered text reads "Visit WaltonOptions.org for the full article." Below a white horizontal line is the WO Life logo/image.

08/06/2026

Join us this Saturday, August 8th, for TEK Quest Adaptive Gaming! 🎮
Come explore the world of inclusive gaming technology at our exciting event!
Signup here https://forms.gle/YQNTtytzNjbtLQqq7

Alt text: Futuristic black gaming graphic with neon lines, honeycomb patterns, and angular frames. Text: “TEK QUEST: Technology. Exploration. Knowledge,” “A Walton Options for Independent Living Program,” and “ADAPTIVE GAMING.” “Get ready to level up your gaming with the hottest and coolest in accessible gaming technology!” Event: “08/08/26,” “948 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30901,” “11:00 AM–3:00 PM.” “SCAN TO SIGN-UP.” Free Event; registration required. QR code or call 706.724.6262.

06/26/2026

Join us every Sunday this month at Riverview Park in North Augusta for Accessible Pickleball Sundays🥒🎾 Players of all levels are welcome.
For more details, feel free to reach out to Lynn at [email protected]. and check out other sports in the area by visiting our website here: https://ow.ly/NMYR50XbTcA

06/23/2026

Have you been looking for a one-of-a-kind family getaway that's fully accessible?
Well, wait no more! Come and be a part of Walton Family Weekend, an all-inclusive, fully accessible retreat tailored for families residing in Georgia and South Carolina with children or parents with disabilities who live in the CSRA.
Spend your weekend zip-lining, wall climbing, crafts, and so much more. For more information, click the link below or contact our office at 706.724.6262

* Walton Family Weekend is supported by funds provided via a service agreement with GVRA state funds, Administration on Community Living, and private foundation support.

Address

948 Walton Way, Augusta
Martinez, GA
30901

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17067246262

Website

https://secure.givelively.org/donate/walton-options-for-independent-living-inc/walton-foundation-for-independence

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