Happy 2019! Another busy and exciting year at Job One is officially in the books! A website redesign, expanded fund development efforts, a continued partnership with AbilityOne, and ongoing growth in our Careers program offerings are a few milestones that I’m proud Job One accomplished in 2018. And none of … read more
In January of 2018, Job One received a very generous $50,000 gift to be paid over four years from the John C. Griswold Family Foundation. The commitment for the grant was made by David Earls, grandson of Mr. Griswold who is a part of the family foundation. David Earls and … read more
We have much to give thanks for at Job One. We are grateful for: Our supportive, engaged Board of Directors Generous donors & community supporters Hard-working staff who balance compassion and business expertise to ensure the success of those we serve Advocates who strive to ensure choices for individuals with disabilities Above all, we appreciate … read more
It is time for our annual trash bag fundraiser! To make an order, email Kimberly Hankins at khankins@jobonekc.org. These are quality bags suitable in size and strength for our trash needs and the yard work we will be starting soon. These bags are twice as thick as Hefty’s bags and … read more
Job One has been committed to providing employment opportunities since our beginnings over 50 years ago. Our organization was started by parents, caregivers and concerned community members who joined together to create opportunities for individuals in their lives who happened to have disabilities and were limited in their employment choices … read more
Observed each October, National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), is a national campaign designed to shed light on disability employment issues and celebrate the contributions of America’s workers with disabilities. The theme for 2018 is “America’s Workforce: Empowering All.” NDEAM’s roots go back to 1945, when Congress announced the first … read more
Job One’s employment opportunities, brand, and mission have all grown significantly over the past few years ––with no signs of slowing down. We’ve created new partnerships with local businesses, updated the Job One brand and logo, and traveled to Washington, D.C. annually to advocate for better employment opportunities for adults … read more
by Aaron Martin We envision a world where adults with disabilities play an active role in the workforce. These individuals’ success in the job market is made possible by partnering with businesses and organizations that support Job One‘s mission: to build skills and connections that create employment opportunities for people with … read more
At Job One, we envision a world where people with disabilities play an active role in the workforce. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to build skills and connections that create employment opportunities for people with disabilities. As CEO, I’ve witnessed firsthand the positive and powerful relationship between diversity, … read more
by Aaron Martin Job One returned to Washington, D.C. for SourceAmerica’s 2018 Grassroots Advocacy Conference. This year CEO, Aaron Martin; Katie Howard, Secure Document Solutions employee; Paula Howard (Katie’s mother); and Matt Denton, Operations Manager, Secure Document Solutions, all represented Job One on Capitol Hill. This amazing, progressive conference brings together a wide … read more