About Us
Potomac Community Resources, Inc. (PCR) promotes the full inclusion into community life of teens and adults with developmental differences by providing over 35 therapeutic, recreational, social, educational, and respite care programs. PCR’s dynamic, innovative programs are designed to encourage our members’ personal growth, friendships, and healthy lifestyles … Read More
The Annual Gen Ryan Memorial BBQ on July 6th was a big success! Please click HERE to see photos.
Information for Donors
Donations to PCR make a real difference in the lives of individuals with developmental differences and their families. PCR is recognized by the Catalogue for Philanthropy as “among the best small charities in the Greater Washington region,” … Read More
Community Review
Recently, over the space of several weeks, the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services conducted a rigorous review of PCR’s programs, governance, and operations. We are pleased and proud that the review reports that PCR is “exceeding expectations” in all areas of our work. To read the full report, please click HERE.
Recent Articles and Videos About PCR
PCR Board Member Fr. Bill Byrne celebrates his 50th anniversary in the priesthood this year. To read an article about it, Click HERE. (June 13, 2019, Catholic Standard)
To read about PCR’s Basketball program collaborating with students at Our Lady of Mercy School, please click on “Eighth-Grade Basketball Game Supports PCR and MC Special Olympics” (May 2019, Our Parish Times)
The Power of One (April 2019)
Jim Sullivan Tribute (April 2019)
“Inspired by Acts of Kindness: Potomac Community Resources, Inc.,” (November 2018, Potomac Lifestyle)
To read a heartfelt tribute to Jim Sullivan written by Chuck Short, please click on “Mountain of Work” (October 2018, Our Parish Times).
Upcoming Events in the Community
(Click on individual event for more information)
Sunday, July 28th, Kensington Fitness Festival, from 1 — 4 PM at the Spirit Club Fitness Center in Kensington, MD. For more information, CLICK HERE.
“Come On, Let’s Sing!”, a summer mini-camp for adults who like to sing, offered by Levine Music at Strathmore, and taught by NoteAbles instructor Emily Bruestle, Monday through Thursday, August 12th through 15th, 5:00 — 6:30 PM. For more information, CLICK HERE.
Please note: These are not PCR events. Contact sponsoring organization directly if you’d like more information or to RSVP.
