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Princeton Magazine | Article.pdf | By Ilene Dube Community Options provides a higher quality of life to people with disabilities. Photographs courtesy of Community Options, Inc. Katie shows a visitor around Community Option’s Daily Plan It facilities on Alexander Road in West Windsor. In the first room, a group of people is watching a video…
Read MoreRich Cuccagna | For NJ.com | May 19, 2015 at 5:15 PM | Article.pdf PRINCETON — With much excitement, Community Options Enterprises recently opened the newest Daily Plan It (DPI), the second location in Princeton. The space features 12 luxury offices to rent and support up to 8 people with disabilities. The Daily Plan It…
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2015 Daily Plan It – Farber Rd – Ribbon Cutting May 15, 2015, Elaine Katz, senior vice president of grants and communications for the Kessler Foundation, received the Betty Pendler Award from Community Options Inc. Load More Post navigation ← Nonprofit Management Book Released by Princeton CEO Robert StackKatz receives Betty Pendler Award →
Read MoreTown Topics article | May 13, 2005 | Article.pdf Community Options Settles Into New Location, Expands STEP Program Shortly after Town Topics moved out of 305 Witherspoon Street, the building it had occupied since 2007, local residents wondered what would be taking its place. That question was answered last week when the staff of the…
Read MorePress Release.pdf PRINCETON, NJ – (April 14, 2015) With much excitement, Community Options Enterprises will open the newest Daily Plan It (DPI) next month. This will be the second location in Princeton, NJ. The space will have 12 luxury offices to rent and support up to 8 people with disabilities. The Daily Plan It is…
Read MorePress Release.pdf | mycentraljersey.com original link and article.pdf PRINCETON, NJ (April 6, 2015) – Every year since 1991, Community Options presents a citizen with the Betty Pendler award. This year’s recipient is Elaine Katz, the Senior Vice President of Grants and Communications for the Kessler Foundation. Each spring, Community Options selects a distinguished person who…
Read MorePress Release .pdf PRINCETON, NJ – (March 18, 2015) At the quarterly board meeting in March, nonprofit Community Options Enterprises elected Alec Taylor, Daniel Surtz and Richard De Angelis to serve as board members. Mr. Alec Taylor is the Partner-in-Charge of Industrial sales and leasing for Matrix Development Group. In this capacity, he is responsible…
Read MoreFebruary 13, 2015 – Daily Record – Article.pdf Treat your sweetheart to a night out on the town. Or snuggle up together after an icy jump in Lake Hopatcong or the Cupid’s Chase run in Morristown. You’ll be spreading the love, since proceeds from these bone-chilling events go to support local charities. 1. Jesse &…
Read MoreThe Daily Plan It in Morristown helps developmentally disabled adults gain their independence by teaching them job skills, easing their transitions into the workforce. Post navigation ← Family of six helps special needs communityNew Jersey Man With Disability Excited To See Nashville Country Music Festival →
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