
Celebrating the Disability Community of Green Bay
Mark your calendar! 12th Annual D4D
June 3rd, 2023
You’re invited to the 11th annual D4D! Dance for Disability is a free community event, celebrating the diverse disability community of Green Bay. D4D brings together people with disabilities and the organizations, families and caregivers that support them.
D4D takes place in the Bay Beach Pavilion offering a free meal, cool giveaways, fun photo booth, exhibitor booths of different disability centered organizations and dance! NEW this year we will be hosting a corn hole tournament before the start of the dance! More information coming soon.
Questions? Contact d4d@campdaniel.org
CELEBRATING THE DIVERSE DISABILITY COMMUNITY
“D4D is a place I can see my co-workers, my group home mates, my family and my camp friends all in one place” – Angela




“We do this because we love people with disabilities,” says Tony Piantine, Camp Daniel director. “They’re a gift to our community, a gift to me personally, to our family. And whenever we can get them out and get them together in a public place, I think this is a great thing.”
Tony PiantineCamp Daniel Director
NEW this year!
CORN HOLE TOURNAMENT
Join us June 4th for the first ever D4D Corn Hole Tournament! The tournament will take place at Bay Beach from 3:00-5:00 PM, prior to the start of the dance. This event is for people with disabilities of all ages. Unified teams (individuals with and without disabilities) are welcome to join in as well. There will be awards for 1st, 2and and 3rd place. Officials will be using Special Olympic’s corn hole rules. If you are interested please fill out the sign up form below OR call Tim Mandich at 920-370-3850.
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HELP KEEP THIS EVENT FREE BY BECOMING A SPONSOR!
Provide people with disabilities a free night of fun & show the Green Bay that you, as a business, are invested in the disability community! For more information download the Sponsorship Packet.

Watch WBAY’s full newscast of the 8th Annual D4D!
“We do this because we love people with disabilities,” says Tony Piantine, Camp Daniel director.