Medicaid cuts threaten services for people with disabilities at RiseUP -- how they're rallying to fundraise
Proposed Medicaid cuts threaten services for over 180 people with disabilities at RiseUP, an organization providing essential support through residential programs, community engagement, and skill development. RiseUP, which receives $12.5 million annually from the state, is hosting a fundraising event called the Elevation Challenge to offset potential 2% funding reductions.
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