I am learning ASL so that I can be a better communicator with my deaf and hard of hearing coworkers. In addition to strengthening my ASL skills, I have loved learning the origins of some ASL signs, and also about Deaf Culture.
CELEBRATE OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY WITH US!
The Learning Center for the Deaf is celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2020! Thanks to your generous support over the last 50 years, we are today the largest provider of services to deaf and hard of hearing children in New England, and a go-to resource in MetroWest and beyond for deaf, hard of hearing, and late-deafened individuals and their families. Throughout 2020 we will be celebrating 50 years of faithfully executing our mission with a series of events that will both look back on how far we come and look forward to how much further we plan to travel - together.
Save the Date for our 50th Gala taking place October 17, 2020.
Sign up for our 50th Anniversary mailing list here so you can stay informed of the different ways you can support TLC's continued dedication to fulfilling its mission for another 50 years and beyond.
Corporate And Planned Giving
Danielle Kehoe joined The Learning Center for the Deaf in 2016. She brings over 20 years of experience in advancement and sponsored programs in education, having previously served as the Executive Director of Academic Grants at Sponsored Programs at Daemen College in Amherst. Danielle holds a master's degree in Executive Leadership & Change from Daemen College and a bachelor's degree from Sarah Lawrence College. She is a Certified Research Administrator (CRA). She serves on the Board of the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce and has completed ASL classes at Framingham State University. She currently lives in Harvard, Mass., with her husband, six-year-old son and nine-year-old golden retriever.
