Saturday fundraiser in Georgetown will benefit Quest Farm’s programs for adults with disabilities

A fundraiser scheduled for Saturday in Georgetown will benefit Quest Farm, a local organization that provides programs for adults with disabilities at its Georgetown location, according to LEX18. Organizers said the effort is intended to help sustain and grow the services Quest Farm offers to participants and families in the community.

Quest Farm’s programs include job training and life skills training, as well as recreational activities and other supportive services, the LEX18 report said. The organization’s programming is aimed at helping adults with disabilities build practical skills, participate in activities, and develop routines that can support greater independence.

LEX18 reported that Quest Farm is also planning to expand. While the coverage did not outline the specific expansion plans, the fundraiser is being framed as a way to generate support for future growth tied to the organization’s existing Georgetown operations.

In a community setting, providers like Quest Farm often serve as a bridge between day-to-day support needs and long-term goals such as employment readiness and daily living skills. The LEX18 report describes Quest Farm as delivering those services through structured programming at its Georgetown site.

The event’s fundraising purpose centers on maintaining Quest Farm’s current services and enabling planned expansion, LEX18 said. The report did not provide additional details in its summary, such as fundraising targets, ticketing information, or specific uses for the proceeds, and readers are directed to the event information associated with the fundraiser for those particulars.

As the fundraiser approaches, the next steps for participants and donors will be to confirm the event details and follow any instructions published with the event announcement. For Quest Farm, the immediate focus is to convert Saturday’s community support into resources that keep its disability services running and help prepare for the organization’s stated expansion.

No court filings, licensing actions, or law-enforcement matters were reported in the LEX18 item that prompted this story.