Jan 18, 2022 | All Blog Posts, Nonprofit Spotlights
ReEmployAbility, Inc. supports not-for-profits around the country by providing volunteers through our Transition2Work® program, helping injured workers heal through meaningful work. ReEmployAbility has maintained strong partnerships with hundreds of Not-for-Profit...
Oct 28, 2021 | All Blog Posts, Nonprofit Spotlights
ReEmployAbility supports not-for-profits around the country by providing volunteers through our Transiton2Work program, helping injured workers heal through meaningful work. As the month of October closes and Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end,...
Oct 8, 2021 | All Blog Posts, Getting to Know ReEmployAbility, Nonprofit Spotlights, ReEmployAbility Company News
3 Ways You Can Help Refer a File Donate on Facebook Learn More on our Podcast ReEmployAbility is proud to announce their “Referrals for Peace” fundraiser to raise awareness about domestic violence. Throughout the month of October, a portion of every referral...
Aug 17, 2021 | All Blog Posts, Newsletters, Nonprofit Spotlights
ReEmployAbility supports nonprofits daily across the country with our Transition2Work participants. Today, we celebrate all our nonprofit partners for National Nonprofit Day. To honor the work they do in their communities, National Sales Manager, Todd Loomis, recently...
May 21, 2021 | All Blog Posts, In the News, Newsletters, Nonprofit Spotlights, REA in the Community, ReEmployAbility Company News
ReEmployAbility is proud to announce its sponsorship of Handbags & Happy Hour. This charity event will be held on Thursday, June 3, 2021 in Tampa and all proceeds will benefit The Spring of Tampa Bay. The Spring has assisted housed, and supported over 70,000 women...
Jul 24, 2020 | All Blog Posts, Nonprofit Partner Testimonials, Nonprofit Spotlights
Injured workers in our Transition2Work program impact over 35,000 different not-for-profits around the country. As they heal from their work-related injury, program participants benefit from maintaining a schedule and avoiding ‘disability syndrome’, while...
