Wings helps special needs adults find friendship

The nonprofit program in Edmond includes a gift shop that sells clients’ artwork.

 
BY SARAH HUSSAIN | Modified: December 18, 2012 at 10:11 pm | Published: December 19, 2012   

EDMOND — Wings helps special needs adults find a place to belong once they are finished with high school.

Preston Olson, 25, has Down syndrome and began attending Wings about six years ago. His family members are among the founders of the nonprofit organization.

photo - Richie Lumpkin paints during an arts and crafts class at Wings in Edmond. Photos By Steve Gooch, The Oklahoman
Richie Lumpkin paints during an arts and crafts class at Wings in Edmond. Photos By Steve Gooch, The Oklahoman

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“I get to paint, make cards, I do Bible study, and I make pottery, vases, bowls and cups,” Olson said. “I have plenty of best friends there that I make things with.”

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