Wichita Scottish Rite Campaign

The Wichita
Scottish Rite has embarked on raising $5 million for a campaign with two
main components: preserving the Wichita Scottish Rite Center well into
the future, and maintaining the RiteCare Childhood Language Program.
Component
One: Preserving the Wichita Scottish Rite Center
The Wichita Scottish Rite
Center at 332 East First in Wichita, Kansas is an impressive
four-story, all-stone structure built in 1887 as the Young Men’s
Christian Association. There will be challenges both inside and outside
the building as we work to restore its integrity.
Component
Two: Support of the RiteCare Clinic
The Wichita Scottish
Rite’s main philanthropy is to support Wichita
State University’s
Speech-Hearing and Language RiteCare Clinic and will continue to do so.
Speech-language disorders affect approximately six million children in
the United States. Often, these children have at least average or even
superior intelligence. What they lack is the ability to exercise this
intelligence through normal speech and language channels. Today, at RiteCare clinics, centers and programs across the country, many children
with communication disorders are being helped to hear, to speak and to
understand. Children, who might have remained educationally handicapped
for a lifetime can now talk, read and lead useful lives.
You can find more information
about the Wichita Scottish Rite at
www.wichitascottishrite.org.
For more information about the
Wichita State University Speech-Hearing and Language RiteCare Clinic,
please
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