This holiday season, the spirit of joy was truly alive at Quest, Inc.! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our sponsors and supporters, the individuals we serve enjoyed unforgettable festivities all season long.
A Cherished Tradition Since 2002
Since 2002, Quest’s Holiday Home Adoption has been a cherished tradition. Started by Beth Hobart, a passionate Orlando realtor and former Quest board member, the program aims to show people with disabilities they are valued and remembered during the holidays. Now, 22 years later, it has become an annual celebration of generosity, inclusion and community.
This year’s Holiday Home Adoption program was a tremendous success. Program directors collected wish lists from the individuals we serve containing three items they hoped to receive for the holidays. Everyone was thrilled to receive gifts from their list like iPads, flat-screen TVs, DVD players, home décor, merchandise from sports teams, sneakers and more. The excitement in the air was contagious as their faces lit up with happiness.
Festivities Filled with Cheer
The celebrations were not just about the presents. There were dance parties where everyone showed off their best moves and delicious food that brought everyone together. The atmosphere was filled with laughter, music and the joy of being surrounded by friends.
The festive spirit was contagious, from crafting gingerbread houses at Quest Village and our Training Centers to opening presents at the Group Homes and Camp Thunderbird. Every program across Quest celebrated the holidays in style.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every volunteer, donor and partner organization that contributed. Your generosity has touched lives and created lifelong memories for the individuals we serve.
We would like to give a special shoutout to those who made this year’s Holiday Home Adoptions possible:
- Addition Financial
- Aimee Shields
- Barton Malow
- Beth Hobart
- Chris Crockett and Family
- Diana Small
- Franklin Street
- Kyle Becker and Family
- St. Vincent de Paul
For more information on how to get involved with our mission, click here.
