Ask The Expert- Caring for Family: A Guide to Getting Compensated as a Caregiver through Medicaid
2026-04-16 12:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York) | https://www.benrose.org/event/caring-for-family/
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Providing care for an older family member can be as demanding and time-consuming as a full-time job for some people. Fortunately, there are ways that family caregivers can potentially receive monthly payments for their services.

Join us for “Caring for Family: A Guide to Getting Compensated as a Caregiver through Medicaid,” presented by Shawn Braxton, Community Partnership Manager at Pearl’s Hope, for a detailed look at how family caregivers can pursue receiving payment through Medicare, as well as other agencies that enable care recipients to select and compensate their caregivers.

The Ask the Expert webinar series is an interactive educational experience that allows you to get answers to your most pressing questions about care.

Speaker

Shawn Braxton Community Partnership Manager, Pearl’s Hope
Shawn Braxton is dedicated to the mission of helping people live independently at home. As the Community Partnership Manager for Pearl’s Hope, he specializes in connecting families with VA, DODD, and Medicaid-funded personal care services that allow them to choose their own caregivers. Shawn is passionate about keeping people independent and ensuring that home remains a place of healing and independence.

Rose on the Go: Genre Journeys Concert Series - Jazz
2026-04-21 13:00 - 14:00 | The Music Settlement, 11125 Magnolia Drive, Cleveland, Ohio, 44106, United States
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Join Benjamin Rose for a concert series in collaboration with The Music Settlement, designed to bring audiences closer to the heart of live music. Each intimate performance features a different genre—classical, jazz, and pop/rock—with talented artists sharing both their music and the stories behind the genre. Experience an inspiring celebration of sound, storytelling, and community!

Limited free parking is available off the lot on Mistletoe Drive, with paid street parking nearby. Light refreshments will be provided!

Click the above link to register! The form will also give you the option to purchase tickets to the Classical concert on April 14 and the Pop & Rock concert on April 28.

Performers

Evelyn Wright
A professional vocalist for 30 plus years. Evelyn has been entertaining like no other in the styles of jazz, R&B and pop. She has opened for the likes of Mel Torme, Joan Rivers, Harry Belafonte, Bob James, Freddie Jackson, and Regina Belle among others. She performs at the Tri-C JazzFest annually and was awarded the Jazz Legend Award from Tri-C Community College in 2008.

Joe Hunter
Growing up in a musical household, Cleveland Heights native Joe Hunter began playing piano when he was just eight years old. His parents would take him to venerable Cleveland jazz venues to experience performances by some of the top musicians of the day. Hunter has been playing music full time, as a solo artist and with various bands since the late 1980s and in 1997 started teaching jazz piano at Cuyahoga Community College, a faculty position he holds today.

Rose on the Go: Genre Journeys Concert Series - Pop & Rock
2026-04-28 13:00 - 14:00 | The Music Settlement, 11125 Magnolia Drive, Cleveland, Ohio, 44106, United States
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Join Benjamin Rose for a concert series in collaboration with The Music Settlement, designed to bring audiences closer to the heart of live music. Each intimate performance features a different genre—classical, jazz, and pop/rock—with talented artists sharing both their music and the stories behind the genre. Experience an inspiring celebration of sound, storytelling, and community!

Limited free parking is available off the lot on Mistletoe Drive, with paid street parking nearby. Light refreshments will be provided!

Click the above link to register! The form will also give you the option to purchase tickets to the Classical concert on April 14 and the Jazz concert on April 21.

Performers

Joe Slusarski
Fifteen years ago, Joe Slusarski began playing guitar and has never looked back. With a wide range of music experience in jazz, blues, pop, classical, rock, folk, and bluegrass. Joe also plays regularly with bands around Cleveland such as Quick Silver, QS Jazz and Hip to That. When the opportunity comes along, he also enjoys playing in pit orchestras for musicals.

Saam Cabot
Saam Cabot relocated back to the Cleveland area 20 years ago forming her own Blues Rock group Qwik Sil-ver. She has been playing and singing with many Ohio musicians since. While Saam’s vocal style is often compared to Janis Joplin, her treatment and comfort with standards from Cole Porter to Billie Holiday is sublime. Her flute and saxophone endeavors always delight! Saam is also a member of the Euclid Symphony Orchestra where she plays clarinet.

Aging in Place: Know Your Housing Options
2026-04-28 14:00 - 15:30 | https://www.benrose.org/event/aging-in-place-april/
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Our FREE Aging in Place: Know Your Housing Options course is designed to assess homes for safety, accessibility, and affordability; explore ways to use home equity to stay in the home; and discover housing options.

This course is a three-part series. This registration is for the following days, from 2:00-3:30 PM:

April 28 (Tues)

April 29 (Weds)

April 30 (Thurs)

Session One:

Assessing Your Home – Is it Safe? Is it Accessible? Is it Affordable?

April 28

Learn what it means to age in place

Assess your current home based on your current needs

Create a continuum of care plan based on health, supports, and both current and future needs

Review safety and accessibility in the home through safety checklists

Learn about fall prevention

Explore home affordability and the importance of budgeting

Session two:

Using Your Home Equity to Keep Your Home

April 29

Learn the definition of home equity and why it matters

Explore different ways to use home equity to age in place:

Single purpose loans and grants

Home equity loans

Home equity line of credit

Reverse mortgages

Session three:

Exploring Housing Options for Older Adults

April 30

Medicaid Waiver

Learn about activities of daily living (ADLs)

Explore different housing options for older adults:

Senior Apartments

Independent Living

Assisted Living

Skilled Nursing & Rehab Facilities

Co-Housing & Shared Housing

Learn about potential ways to pay for housing:

Veteran benefits

Long-term care insurance

Annual Katz Policy Lecture - Closing the Gap: Women, Caregiving, and the Fight for Financial Stability in Older Age
2026-05-06 11:00 - 13:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/katz26/
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Join us for Benjamin Rose’s Annual Katz Policy Lecture, Closing the Gap: Women, Caregiving, and the Fight for Financial Stability in Older Age, featuring keynote speaker Judith Kozlowski.

Older adults face growing financial challenges—but for women, the long-term impact of caregiving, wage gaps and workplace barriers can significantly shape economic security later in life.

In this timely virtual lecture, we’ll explore:

How unpaid caregiving affects lifetime earnings and retirement security

The role of wage disparities and workplace policies

The increasing pressure of housing costs, including rent and property taxes

Practical policy solutions that could meaningfully improve financial stability for older adults and their families

This session is designed for professionals seeking a clearer understanding of the systemic factors influencing financial well-being in older age—and what can be done to address them.

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with critical issues and emerging policy directions that impact the aging population.

Judith Kozlowski, JD Senior Fellow, Women’s Institute for a Secure Retirement (WISER),
Judith Kozlowski, JD, is an independent Elder Justice consultant and a subject matter expert in financial exploitation of older adults. She is a Senior Fellow at the Women’s Institute for a Secure Retirement (WISER) and contractor with the Native American Elder Justice Initiative (NAEJI). She is an Elder Justice advocate specializing in financial abuse and exploitation of older adults and frequently conducts training on those topics. She also speaks frequently about financial literacy and the cost of family caregiving. She is a former state and federal fraud prosecutor.

Kozlowski’s policy work includes being a senior elder justice advisor to the HHS Assistant Secretary (ACL); building the CFPB Office for the Financial Protection of Older Adults; working with DOJ’s Elder Justice Initiative and consulting with AARP, NAPSA, FINRA, SIFMA, the American Bankers Association and the American Bar Association’s Commission on Law and Aging, among others. She speaks frequently at national aging conferences and roundtables. She is currently co-chair of the American Society of Aging’s Economic Security Advisory Board. She is a founding board member of The National Center for State and Tribal Elder Justice Coalitions, a member of the NAPSA’s Committee Against Financial Exploitation, and a board member of the Spry Foundation and of IONA Senior Services.

Rose on the Go: American Sign Language (ASL) Lessons
2026-05-06 13:00 - 14:00 | Margaret Wagner Apartments, 2375 Euclid Heights Blvd, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 44106
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Join Benjamin Rose and the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center for an engaging 8-week American Sign Language (ASL) course designed for adults where participants build foundational skills like fingerspelling, basic conversation, and an understanding of Deaf culture through interactive learning. Whether you’re looking to challenge your mind, connect with others, or learn a valuable new skill, this course offers a welcoming and rewarding place to start.

Dates include

Wednesday, May 6th

Wednesday, May 13th

Wednesday, May 20th

Wednesday, May 27th

Wednesday, June 3rd

Wednesday, June 10th

Wednesday, June 17th

Wednesday, June 24th

Financial Education Workshops
2026-05-07 11:00 - 12:30 | https://www.benrose.org/event/financial-education-may7/
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Benjamin Rose, a HUD-approved housing and financial counseling agency, provides a variety of free workshops and counseling services.

Our financial workshops are a four-part series. This registration is for the following Thursdays, from 11:00 AM -12:30 PM:

May 7

May 14

May 21

May 28

Our series covers the following topics

Recognizing & avoiding elder financial abuse, scams & fraud

Preparing for the future

Budgeting, goal setting and saving

Taking control of credit and debt

Benefitting from benefits

Rose on the Go: Mother's Day Flower Arranging
2026-05-07 18:00 - 19:00 | Fairfax Market, 2190 E 105th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, 44106
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Celebrate Mom with a hands-on floral arranging class led by BigHearted Blooms, where you’ll learn simple techniques to create a beautiful bouquet. This beginner-friendly session guides you through selecting, trimming, and arranging flowers for a stunning gift. Leave with your own handcrafted arrangement and the confidence to bring more blooms into everyday life!

FREE PARKING off East 105th and Frank Ave.

Virtual Second Wednesday with Benjamin Rose
2026-05-13 09:00 - 10:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/virtual-second-wednesday-with-benjamin-rose-5/
Join us virtually the second Wednesday of every month from 9 – 10 a.m. to learn more about Benjamin Rose and from President & CEO Orion Bell. Each month we will provide an overview of the programs and services we offer. Second Wednesdays are a great opportunity to network, learn about Benjamin Rose, and discover how you can get involved in our work.

Second Wednesdays are free to attend, and all are welcome! Registration is required.

Homebuyer Education
2026-05-18 18:00 - 20:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/hbe-may18/
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Are you interested in buying a home but not sure where to start?

Our FREE HUD-approved homebuyer education class can teach you the important basics of the home buying process. We will provide you with the knowledge you’ll need to secure an affordable mortgage and buy the right house for you.

This course is a four-part series. This registration is for the following days, from 6-8 PM:

May 18

May 19

May 20

May 21

Session One: Budget & Credit

May 18

Examine your money profile

Learn how to better manage your money through spending plans, tracking income & expenses, goal setting and building your savings

Explore the importance of credit and learn tips to establish and improve your credit

Review how to avoid and handle identity theft

Session Two: Obtaining a Mortgage Loan & Your Consumer Rights

May 19

Learn how to qualify and get pre-approved for a mortgage loan

Review affordability and how to determine how much money to spend on buying a home

Learn your rights as a loan consumer

Session Three: Shopping for a Home & the Importance of a Home Inspection

May 20

Learn how to shop for a home, from finding the right neighborhood to considering which type of home is right for you

Explore tips on how to work with an agent

Learn about the purchase, sale, escrow, and closing processes

Review the professional home inspection process and why it’s so important

Session Four: Home Insurance & Maintaining Your Home

May 21

Learn how to protect your home through insurance, liability protection and home safety measures

Explore different ways to maintain your home

Embrace your neighborhood and learn ways to explore your community, be a good neighbor and invest in your area’s success

To register, click the above button and fill out our registration form.

Eldercare Options and How to Prepare for Them: Creating a Realistic Plan for the Future
2026-05-21 12:00 - 13:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/eldercare-options/
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As you or a loved one ages, planning for future care needs is very important, but something that goes unaddressed by many families. Preparing for housing needs, financial changes and healthcare challenges can help to ease these transitions in the future.

Join us for “Eldercare Options and How to Prepare for Them,” presented by Eric Sailor, Owner and Senior Care Advisor of CarePatrol,for a hands-on look how to create your own plan to address future care needs. This session will provide solid tips to help you consider the types of care that may be needed, what to expect in terms of costs, financial planning, and how to avoid Medicaid pitfalls.

The Ask the Expert webinar series is an interactive educational experience that allows you to get answers to your most pressing questions about care.

Speaker

Eric Sailor Owner and Senior Care Advisor, CarePatrol
Eric Sailor, CSA, is the Owner and Senior Care Advisor of CarePatrol of Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. A Certified Senior Advisor, he has worked with thousands of families to guide them through senior care decisions, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and in-home care. Eric believes the biggest gap in how families approach aging is a lack of preparation. He emphasizes the importance of having a plan in place—financially, mentally, and logistically—before a healthcare crisis occurs. Known for his straightforward, client-centered approach, Eric is a trusted advocate for families navigating complex and emotional transitions.”
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Rose on the Go: Dementia Friendly Art Classes
2026-05-30 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-06-06 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-06-13 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-06-20 10:00 - 11:00 | University Heights Branch of the Heights Libraries, 13866 Cedar Rd, University Heights, Ohio, 44118, United States
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Benjamin Rose invites individuals living with dementia and a supportive partner to enjoy a series of dementia-friendly art classes focused on creativity, connection, and joy—no art experience needed. Classes are led by professionals from The Loving Hands Group, with members of Benjamin Rose’s WeCare…Because You Do team on site to provide support, ensuring a comfortable and encouraging environment.

Dates include

Saturday, May 30th

Saturday, June 6th

Saturday, June 13th

Saturday, June 20th

Free parking is available behind building off Fenwick Road!

Thank you to our sponsor!

Sponsor

Homebuyer Education
2026-06-02 18:00 - 20:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/hbe-june2/
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Are you interested in buying a home but not sure where to start?

Our FREE HUD-approved homebuyer education class can teach you the important basics of the home buying process. We will provide you with the knowledge you’ll need to secure an affordable mortgage and buy the right house for you.

This course is a four-part series. This registration is for the following days, from 6-8 PM:

June 2

June 4

June 9

June 11

Session One: Budget & Credit

June 2

Examine your money profile

Learn how to better manage your money through spending plans, tracking income & expenses, goal setting and building your savings

Explore the importance of credit and learn tips to establish and improve your credit

Review how to avoid and handle identity theft

Session Two: Obtaining a Mortgage Loan & Your Consumer Rights

June 4

Learn how to qualify and get pre-approved for a mortgage loan

Review affordability and how to determine how much money to spend on buying a home

Learn your rights as a loan consumer

Session Three: Shopping for a Home & the Importance of a Home Inspection

June 9

Learn how to shop for a home, from finding the right neighborhood to considering which type of home is right for you

Explore tips on how to work with an agent

Learn about the purchase, sale, escrow, and closing processes

Review the professional home inspection process and why it’s so important

Session Four: Home Insurance & Maintaining Your Home

June 11

Learn how to protect your home through insurance, liability protection and home safety measures

Explore different ways to maintain your home

Embrace your neighborhood and learn ways to explore your community, be a good neighbor and invest in your area’s success

To register, click the above button and fill out our registration form.

Financial Education Workshops
2026-06-05 14:30 - 16:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/financial-education-june5/
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Benjamin Rose, a HUD-approved housing and financial counseling agency, provides a variety of free workshops and counseling services.

Our financial workshops are a series. This registration is for the following Fridays, from 2:30 PM -4:00 PM:

June 5

June 12

June 26

Our series covers the following topics

Recognizing & avoiding elder financial abuse, scams & fraud

Preparing for the future

Budgeting, goal setting and saving

Taking control of credit and debt

Benefitting from benefits

Virtual Second Wednesday with Benjamin Rose
2026-06-10 09:00 - 10:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/virtual-second-wednesday-with-benjamin-rose-6/

The Psychology of Cybercrime
2026-06-18 13:00 - 14:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/psychology-of-cybercrime/
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Join us for an important conversation with FightCyberCrime.org executive director Ally Armeson and director of clinical programs and trauma recovery Dr. Jen Lawrence, as well as Bob Blancato with the Elder Justice Coalition to talk about cybercrime.

This presentation combines data-driven and clinical perspectives on the impact of online fraud on older adults and the requirements for meaningful recovery. While the session addresses online crime broadly, it will also address the most devastating cases, including romance fraud and crypto investment fraud, where the psychological and financial harm can be life-altering.

The presentation will cover the psychology scammers use to manipulate victims, why breaking free from a complicated relationship fraud is far harder than it looks, and what the emotional and financial aftermath actually feels like from the inside. Drawing on five years of survivor data and program outcomes, presenters will share what structured recovery looks like and why it is the missing layer of consumer protection.

The session will also address current gaps in federal law that leave fraud victims without adequate rights or support. Current legislative efforts will be highlighted alongside concrete steps that elder justice advocates and professionals can take to move the needle. The session is designed to be practical and actionable, giving the audience concrete language, referral pathways, and policy talking points they can use immediately in their work with older adults.

Speakers

Ally Armeson Executive Director, FightCybercrime.org
Ally Armeson is the Executive Director of FightCybercrime.org, where she works directly with high-loss victims of online fraud to help rebuild their emotional, financial, and digital lives after devastating crimes. She and her team witness the real-world impact of online crime every day. They use survivors’ lived experiences to shape and develop practical recovery tools, prevention education, and insights that help banks, platforms, and policymakers better protect all individuals. Ally and FightCybercrime.org are committed to fighting for cybercrime victims who have been blamed, forgotten, and too often denied the help they deserve.

Jen Lawrence, PhD Director of Clinical Programs & Trauma Recovery, FightCybercrime.org
Dr. Jennifer Lawrence, DSW, LICSW, received a bachelor’s degree from Wagner College, a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Springfield College, and a Doctorate of Social Work degree from the University of Kentucky. She is a licensed clinical social worker in both Massachusetts and Texas. At FightCybercrime.org, Jen serves as the Director of Clinical Programs & Trauma Recovery for the Romance Scam Recovery Group.

Jen has experience working in a variety of settings including health care, hospitals, institutes of higher education, community-based mental health agencies, state and government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. She is an experienced clinician trained in multiple treatment modalities including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Additionally, Jen is a trainer for suicide prevention and intervention workshops including Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR), Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), and Mental Health First Aid (MHFA). Having presented on mental health and wellness, the neurobiology of trauma, resilience and burnout prevention, and cybercrimes and romance scams, Jen is passionate about providing low-barrier engagement around mental health and wellbeing topics.

Ask the Expert: What's in a Fall?
2026-06-25 12:00 - 13:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/whats-in-a-fall/
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A fall for an older adult is rarely “just a fall.” It can set off a chain reaction of physical injuries, emotional stress, and unexpected financial costs – many of which may not appear until weeks or months later. The good news is that thoughtful planning and preventive steps can significantly reduce the risk, helping older adults stay safer and more confident.

Join us for “What’s in a Fall,” presented by Rosalind Strickland, owner of Rosalind Strickland Interior Design and a certified Aging-in-Place Home Safety Advisor. She will reveal why fall prevention is not just a safety issue, but a critical component of aging well and staying independent.

The Ask the Expert webinar series is an interactive educational experience that allows you to get answers to your most pressing questions about care.

Speaker

Rosalind Strickland Aging-In-Place Home Safety Advisor, Rosalind Strickland Interior Design LLC
Rosalind Strickland, of Rosalind Strickland Interior Design LLC customizes your home to reduce the risk of accidents that may make living in your home difficult and otherwise force you into a care facility. She has an overwhelming passion for helping seniors and those with special needs maintain their independence and quality of life. Rosalind focuses her attention to designing home safety solutions that help clients avoid these common accidents that often end up a national 60 percent statistic.

Rosalind is an Aging-In-Place Home Safety Advisor, a certification that is rare amongst her peers. Her services encompass large custom remodels to small details. Through executive-level experiences in the healthcare industry, she orchestrates all aspects of your design project. She uses the latest trends to balance your vision and unique function. Rosalind believes, “The optimal living experience connects environmental, physical, emotional, spiritual, and material elements. It is my mission to provide comfort and safety.”

Virtual Second Wednesday with Benjamin Rose
2026-07-08 09:00 - 10:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/virtual-second-wednesday-with-benjamin-rose-7/

Financial Education Workshops
2026-07-10 11:00 - 12:30 | https://www.benrose.org/event/financial-education-jul10/
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Benjamin Rose, a HUD-approved housing and financial counseling agency, provides a variety of free workshops and counseling services.

Our financial workshops are a four-part series. This registration is for the following Fridays, from 11:00 AM -12:30 PM:

July 10

July 17

July 24

July 31

Our series covers the following topics

Recognizing & avoiding elder financial abuse, scams & fraud

Preparing for the future

Budgeting, goal setting and saving

Taking control of credit and debt

Benefitting from benefits

Financial Education Workshops
2026-08-07 11:00 - 12:30 | https://www.benrose.org/event/financial-education-aug7/
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Benjamin Rose, a HUD-approved housing and financial counseling agency, provides a variety of free workshops and counseling services.

Our financial workshops are a four-part series. This registration is for the following Fridays, from 11:00 AM -12:30 PM:

August 7

August 14

August 21

August 28

Our series covers the following topics

Recognizing & avoiding elder financial abuse, scams & fraud

Preparing for the future

Budgeting, goal setting and saving

Taking control of credit and debt

Benefitting from benefits

Triumph: Benjamin Rose Celebrates You!
2026-08-07 11:30 - 16:00 | Benjamin Rose Headquarters, 11890 Fairhill Road, Cleveland, OH, 44120, United States
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Please join us for a day of inspiration and celebration at Triumph: Benjamin Rose Celebrates You! Enjoy lunch, moving client testimonials, awards and an inspiring Keynote Address for Sharon Sobol Jordan, president and CEO of United Way of Greater Cleveland.

The Triumph luncheon runs from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., with doors opening to the buffet at 10:30 a.m. Tickets to the luncheon are $75 each, with tables accommodating up to ten people.

After lunch, please join us at our community fair from 1:30 – 4 p.m. We’ll have activities, information from many of our local partners and live music and dancing. Everyone is welcome to enjoy this FREE event and connect with invaluable resources. Proceeds from the event support Benjamin Rose services within our four programming pillars: Home & Community Based Services, Housing & Homeownership, Financial Wellness and Research, Education & Advocacy.

Award Recipients

Inez Tillman Killingsworth Community Leadership AwardMarianne Crosley

Community Partnership Award

Golden Achievement Award FinalistsSusan PriceAfi ScruggsJudy Stull

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Sponsor Triumph!

Help support the important work of Benjamin Rose by purchasing a sponsorship, ad or vendor table. By sponsoring Triumph, your organization will not only be in front of the 150 attendees at the luncheon, but it will also be represented at the afternoon community fair which is open to all. To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, download the prospectus.

Online sponsor payments can be made here.

Triumph Community FairVendor tables are available for the Triumph Community Fair and Client Celebration on a first come first come basis. We encourage you to reserve your table early as we often sell out.

There will be a vendor passport for attendees to fill out and be entered into a raffle. In order to be included on the vendor passport, you must submit payment by July 24. For an opportunity for extra exposure, consider donating a gift card, basket or other item to the raffle ($25 value) and you can give a brief company pitch when we draw the winner.

Please note that the community fair is held outdoors, so please plan accordingly. Vendors are provided with one five-foot table and two chairs. We are not able to provide access to electricity.

Thank you to our sponsors!

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Motivators

Achievers

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Ask the Expert: Decoding Disability Benefits
2026-08-20 12:00 - 2026-08-23 13:00 | https://www.benrose.org/event/ask-the-expert-decoding-disability-benefits/
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Applying for disability benefits can be a challenging experience. The more you know when you’re applying for benefits, the better your chances of avoiding costly errors that result in delays or even denials.

“Join us for “Decoding Disability Benefits,” presented by Michael Liner, founder of Liner Legal. In this session, attendees will gain a clear understanding of eligibility requirements, common mistakes that can delay or deny claims, and practical strategies to strengthen your application.

The goal is to empower caregivers and professionals with the knowledge they need to navigate disability benefits confidently.

The Ask the Expert webinar series is an interactive educational experience that allows you to get answers to your most pressing questions about care.

Speaker

Michael Liner Founder, Liner Legal LLC
Michael Liner is not your typical lawyer in a suit. He is a nationally recognized disability attorney, speaker, content creator, and thought leader redefining legal advocacy. As the founder of Liner Legal, Michael combines personal lived experience with professional expertise to fight for individuals navigating the complex Social Security Disability (SSD), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Long-Term Disability (LTD) systems. Michael was born with disabilities himself, and this experience powers his mission: to help others not just survive the system but thrive within it. Whether he’s speaking on stage, mentoring young advocates, or educating tens of thousands through his social channels, Michael leads with authenticity, empathy, and impact.
