Aaron Todd Friedman had more names than his family can remember. Some of the favorites were Zoomer, Stanley, and Hush. Aaron transitioned to Central Fairfax Services, which affiliated with ServiceSource in 2010.
After an extensive, five year fundraising campaign, the $5.2 million Community Assistance Endowment was established, effective January 1, 2022.
Paul Wexler has championed the interests of individuals with disabilities for over 50 years, inspired by his younger brother Bert, who was born with Down syndrome, and supported by his wife Hilary, who actively advocated by his side.
Janet Samuelson joined ServiceSource as the President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in 1993. Her roots in the non-profit sector go back more than 40 years when she began her career as a Vocational Instructor with the Hartford, CT ARC.
This new endowment, is being established in honor of Nancy B. Hall, who was the mother of Mark Hall and grandmother of James Hall. James attends ServiceSource’s Long-Term Community Integration Services Program.
Born December 5, 1919 to Ukrainian immigrants and living through the depression, Myron grew up hard working, frugal, and grateful. He was the first and only person in his family to attend college.
David Hodge came to ServiceSource in 2001 as the first Chief Financial Officer at ServiceSource. Prior to that, he spent over 25 years in the corporate sector in public accounting, Fortune 500 and start up business operations.
Catherine (Cathy) Wright was a 30-year member of ServiceSource’s Long Term Community Integration Services Program of Northern Virginia (which had previously been Central Fairfax Services prior to their affiliation with ServiceSource in 2010).
Robert Aaron Brinkema was known to everyone as Bobby. After graduating from the Kilmer Center in 2000, he attended Central Fairfax Services (CFS), which later affiliated with ServiceSource in 2010.
Celebrating the transition of five individuals with disabilities into federal employment with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Caleb Sears joined PARC, ServiceSource Utah affiliate’s Career Exploration Services program in February 2021. Through this program, PARC provides students with disabilities Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS), which includes work-based learning experiences, training and counseling. While in the program, Caleb explored a variety of careers and gained confidence while developing new
The WCOA is a collaboration of non-profit and community organizations that provide programming and access to resources for older adults and adults with disabilities in the Fairfax County community.
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