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TERI Commences Phase 2 of 20-Acre Campus for Developmentally Disabled
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TERI Commences Phase 2 of 20-Acre Campus for Developmentally Disabled
SAN MARCOS – “Her name is Yvette Champagne,” TERI Campus of Life founder and CEO Cheryl Kilmer said, recalling the woman who inspired her 45-year-old nonprofit serving the special needs community. Kilmer was a psychology student at the University of Michigan when she was assigned to work with Champagne, five years old at the time, […]
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