Mikaylas Voice

“Expenses operations expense 798 telephone 770 miscellaneous 1,445 licenses & permits 100 website 383 travel 3,005 insurance 1,381 tri for inclusion expense 6,021 wheels of friendship exp 1,728 suites n treats 1,049 buddy benches 540 misc expense 483 trademark 7,636 misc development 1,003 tri together ymca 565 zoellner sensory craft 242 brady's book 178 bavts skills 1,122 plaques 1,215 tri contract development 2,500 non-investment depreciation 932 total 33,096”

“Inventories for sale or use 27,640 24,575 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 296 296 2,795 2,795 less accumulated depreciation 1,863 2,795 total 28,868 24,871”

“PAYROLL TAXES 652 620”

“Mikayla's voice develops and supports inclusive programs that educate, inspire and empower kids of all ages and abilities. We seek to educate kids about inclusion and its importance. We seek to inspire kids to get involved and ensure everyone is included in all activities. We seek to empower kids to make a difference”

“"tri for inclusion" is a priceless opportunity for all children and young adults and an important message for our community. Kids of all abilities have the opportunity to compete side-by-side and together in something they had likely not dreamed possible or ever planned to do. Kids are able to sign up to compete in the swim, bike and run or just one event as part of a relay team. Their efforts show our entire community that there is always a way to include everyone in everything.”

“"wheels of friendship" this program inspires children to embrace and include individuals of all abilities. Children of all abilies work together to create paintings utilizing the wheels of wheelchairs and the paws and tails of service dogs. The program shows how we empower children to include everyone and make a difference in our community.”

“"let's put inclusion together" the organization organizes assemblies at local elementary schools to discuss the meaning of inclusion with children of all ages. Though a puzzle piece presentation, they help students put inclusion together and move from initial feelings of fear to understanind and acceptance of children with disabilities.”