The Abilities Story

When Henry Viscardi, Jr. started a work center called Abilities, Inc., in 1952, it was with the proviso that only the disabled would be employed at any level. Furthermore, no charity would beasked, beyond the basic right to work and to compete. Everyone agreed that it was an inspiring human venture. There were no guidelines to teII this handful of pioneers how to get a foothold in business. And when the Center succeeded, its reputation spread across the nation and the world. Everyone agreed