Rt Industries Inc

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“We were established in 1974 as a non-profit 501(c)3 organization as a sheltered workshop for adults with developmental disabilities. Through the years, rt has revolutionized, providing primarily community-based services. Our services have grown to pre-employment, employment maintenance, transportation, adult day services to people with disabilities and community living for veterans. Rt's mission: helping people achieve personal success by developing skills to confidently work, interact and thrive in the community this mission was adopted in march of 2019 with seven core values: safety, collaboration, camaraderie, growth, integrity, excellence and innovation. Our strategic plan 2023-2026 focuses on getting funding for our services to increase wages for employees, continue providing supports within our community around employment and adult day as well as building good rapport with our employees. Rt has increased our community-based services for adult day supports from five (5) groups to seven (7). These services are meant to promote community living to connect and explore the greater community. We are also transporting over 70 people receiving services in adult day supports. Rt was able to obtain five (5) new 14-passenger minibuses through the 5310 grant with the state of ohio. These vehicles should be built and ready to given to rt by late 2025. Vehicles through the grant are paid by rt at 20% of the cost. In total, rt's employment services department assisted thirty-two (32) people in gaining employment in the community. We raised 18,453 in donations and fundraisers which was utilized in purchasing additional mini vans. Rt received grants from piqua community foundation (20,000), miami county foundation (8,000), and the troy foundation (30,000) in the total amount of 58,000 to purchase three additional mini vans for our fleet.”