Support Us

Let's Make A Change

Here are some ways you can help support Ability Works:

Hire Our Clients

Employ & Empower by

Hiring Our Clients

Make A Donation

Make a tax deductible donation‏.

Get Involved

& Hands On

Volunteer, host a program, become a sponsor, and more.

Get Shopping on Amazon

Shop AmazonSmile and Select Ability Works.

Employ &

Empower

Hire Our Clients​

You need workers who show up on time, stay focused and get the job done. We can help. Our clients overcome adversity every day; imagine the true grit and dedication of that kind of person. Imagine that person armed with extensive real-life training and on-the-job supervision…and you’ve got yourself a winning hire!

Contract Labor/Supervised Work Crews

From assembling dye kits to packing cases of fine wine to cleaning offices and large spaces, our contract labor and supervised work crews get the job done right under the supervision of our job coaches. Our crews are dependable.

“Abled does not mean enabled. Disabled does not mean less abled.”

― Khang Kijarro Nguyen

Donate

These are all ways in which individuals and community groups can make a big difference.

If you are interested in helping us with our mission or have questions about giving opportunities, please contact us.

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We do accept donations directly via PayPal. Any amount is appreciated!

“The unselfish effort to bring cheer to others will be the beginning

of a happier life for ourselves.” — Helen Keller

Support us by Shopping AmazonSmile

Looking for a fun and easy way to support Ability Works? This is as easy as it can be and all you have to do is make all of your Amazon purchases through AmazonSmile and select Ability Works, Inc. in Sandusky as the charity you want to support. 

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The prices and products remain the same as those offered through Amazon, but with AmazonSmile, the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the charitable organization of your choice, in this case, to Ability Works.

“Being disabled should not mean being disqualified from

having access to every aspect of life.” Emma Thompson