LTDO will open our new office on Friday, May 1st, 2026, at 1280 Iroquois Ave, Suite 106, Naperville, IL 60563.
We need office staff volunteers to staff the office starting in May. Responsibilities include greeting and signing in visitors, answering the phone, guiding volunteers to various tasks such as folding/stuffing literature, addressing envelopes/postcards, text and phone banking, receiving literature and signs, and whatever might need to be done.
Commitment level is in person at the office, once per week, 2 to 3 hours, during one of these time intervals:
All Days – Sunday through Saturday
Shifts:
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
We are trying to get two people each shift during May so we can publish our hours on the LTDO website and in newsletters. And it’s much more fun to be there with someone else!
A posterboard will be available at the April 13th LTDO Membership Meeting as part of the now-popular “Post-It” sign-up program🙂. If you want to volunteer but are not sure what day or time you’d like, let Sue Quigley know, and she will contact you the last week of April with what is available in May. Each month, we’ll revisit the schedule, which will be displayed on a whiteboard at the office.
Contact: Sue Quigley Email: SueQuigley@Hotmail.com Cell: (630) 373-2650



State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr, LTDO member and PC, has once again stepped up to advocate for the disability community. The issue at hand is a proposed move by the state to drastically cut hours and funding for services that benefit individuals with developmental disabilities residing in group homes. Rep. Yang Rohr joined with other members of the General Assembly to lobby the Governor’s office to rethink this decision. Thanks to this action, the state announced last week that it has postponed these proposed cuts indefinitely. We thank Rep. Yang Rohr for her continued advocacy for, and friendship shown to, the disability community.