SourceAmerica in the news

SourceAmerica presented new data to the National Council on Disability, showcasing the AbilityOne Program's measurable success in increasing employment and wages for people with disabilities.

SourceAmerica celebrates the vital contributions of employees with disabilities to the federal government and economy, while advocating for increased employment opportunities through programs like AbilityOne.

SourceAmerica celebrates the vital contributions of employees with disabilities, advocating for more employment opportunities through the AbilityOne Program.

SourceAmerica celebrates employees with disabilities and their vital contributions to federal contracts, while advocating for increased employment opportunities through programs like AbilityOne.

SourceAmerica celebrated the 2026 Achievement Award winners, recognizing individuals and organizations for advancing disability employment and its positive impact on the economy and workforce.

Valentino Corbett, a veteran locksmith at PRIDE Industries, has received a national leadership award from SourceAmerica for his excellence in the inclusive workforce.

SourceAmerica's 2026 Achievement Awards highlight how the AbilityOne Program creates thousands of jobs for people with disabilities while generating billions in economic value.

SourceAmerica recognized outstanding individuals and organizations for their contributions to disability employment and the AbilityOne Program at its 2026 Achievement Awards.

SourceAmerica recognized individuals and organizations for their contributions to advancing disability employment at its 2026 Achievement Awards.

SourceAmerica earned a 4-star rating for its commitment to hiring and supporting veterans with disabilities through its employment programs.

Didlake CEO Paul Gravley joined the National Council of SourceAmerica Employers Executive Committee to represent East Region nonprofits in the AbilityOne Program.

SourceAmerica earned a 4-star rating from VETS Indexes for its commitment to hiring and supporting veterans with disabilities through the AbilityOne Program.

SourceAmerica received the VETS Indexes' 2026 4 Star Employer Award for its commitment to veteran employment and support programs.

SourceAmerica received the VETS Indexes' 4 Star Employer Award for 2026 for its strong commitment to connecting veterans with disabilities to employment opportunities.

Bob Ames is retiring from Allied Services after 35 years, recognized for empowering adults with disabilities, and received a ceremonial flag from SourceAmerica.

National nonprofit SourceAmerica connects people with disabilities and veterans to federal employment opportunities through the AbilityOne Program.

Richard Belden, CEO of SourceAmerica, will retire in June 2027 after seven years dedicated to creating job opportunities for people with disabilities.

SourceAmerica sponsors America250 to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary and the contributions of employees with disabilities.

SourceAmerica's president and CEO, Richard Belden, will retire in June 2027 after seven years of leading efforts to increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

SourceAmerica sponsors America250 to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary and highlight the contributions of employees with disabilities.