In 2026, ServiceSource and its affiliates hosted seven Service Excellence Awards events recognizing the achievements and impact of employees and community partners who support our mission.
The ServiceSource Foundation raised more than $450,000 at the 4th Annual Wine in the Woods fundraising event at the Barns of Wolf Trap on April 23. All money raised at the event supports programs for individuals who have disabilities.
Discover how the SkillBridge program helped a U.S. Army veteran transition to a civilian career with ServiceSource and NGA.
This year, ServiceSource and its affiliates celebrated many employees and community partners who support our mission to build stronger communities.
ServiceSource announced the expansion of its operations to include programs and services, formerly operated by Bayaud Enterprises of Denver, Colorado.
Employment for people with disabilities delivers significant financial benefits – reducing government spending on benefits programs, increasing tax revenue, and fueling local economies.
In January 2025, ServiceSource President and CEO, Bruce Patterson, announced his retirement effective February 1, 2026. The Board of Directors of ServiceSource has selected Ken Crum to succeed Bruce upon his retirement in February.
The ServiceSource Employee Development Program is helping AbilityOne employees like Malik Price and Mason Shi explore new career paths.
Abilities of Florida proudly donated a refurbished home to Lisa Alberg, a local resident living with low vision and mobility impairments.
This year, ServiceSource and its affiliates celebrated many employees and community partners who support our mission to build stronger communities.
The grant will be used to lead a demonstration project aimed at shifting disconnected youth and adults with disabilities from reliance on government benefits to achieving competitive, integrated employment through a holistic family support model.