The Bucks County Council for Individuals With Disabilities, or BCCID, is a nonprofit, charitable corporation chartered to promote the well-being and independence of disabled children and adults throughout Bucks County.

The Council was founded as an outgrowth of the Bucks County Advisory Council for the Easter Seal Society. Administrative changes within the five-county Easter Seal Society indicated that if the advisory council were to continue with fundraising activities, it should disassociate itself as a separate corporation.

The Bucks County Handicapped Council, Inc. was chartered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on November 3, 1986. More recently, in January 1988, the name was changed to the Bucks County Council for Individuals With Disabilities.

Funds raised by the BCCID are used to assist other agencies and groups serving persons with disabilities.

The BCCID Board of Directors meets the second Thursday of each month at the YMCA in Fairless Hills at 11:30 a.m.

The organization can be reached by mail at BCCID, c/o Center for Independent Living of Bucks County
One Oxford Valley
Suite 318
2300 E. Lincoln Highway
Langhorne, PA 19047

If you would like to learn more or make a contribution to BCCID, please email us by clicking here.

 

PICTURED ABOVE ARE ANNUAL "THANK YOU" AWARDS DINNER CO-CHAIR MIRCA LIBERTI, JEFFREY WORTHINGTON, STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT, DR. MARK STOUGH, BCCID PRESIDENT, AND SALLY WITT, BCCID VICE PRESIDENT AND DINNER CO-CHAIR.