LVCIL Email Formats

Individual and Family Services • Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States • 21-50 Employees

LVCIL Email Formats

LVCIL uses 2 email formats. The most common is {first initial}{last name} (e.g., jdoe@lvcil.org), used 91.7% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first initial}{last name}	jdoe@lvcil.org	91.7%
{first name}{last name}	johndoe@lvcil.org	8.3%

Key Contacts at LVCIL

Amy Beck

Executive Director

Joe Michener

Director Of Employment Services

Seth Hoderewski

Director Of S2L Transition Services

Greg Bott

Director Of Development

Company overview

Headquarters	713 N. 13th Street, Allentown, PA 18102, US
Phone number	+16107709781
Website	lvcil.org
NAICS	6241
SIC	832
Keywords	Community Building, Advocacy, Independent Living Skills, Accessibility, Peer Support, Job Coaching, Transition Services, Information And Referral, Community Groups, Sign Language, Housing Services, Waivers/Supports Coordination
Founded	1990
Employees	21-50
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About LVCIL

The Lehigh Valley Center for Independent Living (LVCIL) is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization that serves people with disabilities, and their family members, living in Lehigh and Northampton Counties. LVCIL was founded through the efforts of Carl Odhner and Operation Overcome. Odhner was an advocate for people with disabilities in the Lehigh Valley. He was a champion of the independent living philosophy and a believer in the idea that a strong and vital community is one that is welcoming of all people. Odhner devoted his life to breaking down barriers for people with disabilities in the Lehigh Valley. In addition to Odhner's efforts, Operation Overcome, a dynamic, local grassroots advocacy group comprised of persons with disabilities, their families and friends, also led the charge in promoting disability awareness in the Lehigh Valley. The group is credited with ground-breaking action to increase the accessibility of locations throughout the region before it was mandated by law. Operation Overcome gained national attention by staging the now famous "Roll On The Mall," in which government leaders and local politicians were challenged by residents with disabilities to use wheelchairs to try to negotiate Allentown's inaccessible main shopping district. LVCIL is governed, managed, and staffed at all times by a majority of persons with disabilities. This is called consumer control, meaning that, because we are people with disabilities, we never forget the rights and needs of those we serve. In other words, people with disabilities provide oversight of all of our services, program, and operations. As a staple of the disability community in the Lehigh Valley, LVCIL continues to grow its presence in the region and expand its services for area residents with disabilities.