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This year’s event features celebrity judges Brendan Fraser, eight-time award winning actor; Lara Spencer, co-anchor for ABC’s Good Morning America; and Billy Blanks, Jr., creator and host of Dance It Out TV on Lifetime Television, choreographer and dancer. Continue Reading →
Hundreds attended in-person and it was a picture-perfect day for running the 5K and walking the 1-mile accessible walk to help raise crucial funds for Abilis. Continue Reading →
“My hope is that people join and support the agency in any way they can. Any money raised helps support individuals and our daily operations. Donations are needed more than ever.” – Andre DeNunzio, Abilis 2021 Walk/Run ambassador Continue Reading →
GrahamBerries are Part of Abilis Competitive Employment Program Continue Reading →
Heather Brown will manage The Café at Greenwich Library on a daily basis for Abilis. Continue Reading →
Abilis, a non-profit organization that provides services and support for individuals with special needs and their families, held its annual Spring for Abilis annual fundraiser on May 2, 2020. Continue Reading →
Abilis residential staff demonstrated their gratitude to the Abilis CEO Amy Montimurro for going out of her way to keep them save during COVID-19 Pandemic Continue Reading →
You’re invited to the virtual Spring for Abilis Sing & Dance Party hosted by Billy Blanks Jr and Celebrity Guests Scheduled for May 2 Fun, Interactive Event Held Online via YouTube May 2, 6:30 – 7:30 pm. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday night the Abilis Gardens and Gifts buzzed with activity during a sip & shop event. Guests browsed an assortment of holiday gifts including handcrafted candles and bath products, jewelry, serve ware, fashion accessories, children’s gifts and more. The greenhouse was bursting with assorted holiday plants, topiaries, succulents, pointsettias and fresh cut flowers. Subscribe to the daily Greenwich Free Press newsletter. Abilis is a nonprofit organization that advances abilities for people with special needs since 1951. Continue Reading →
Last year’s successful inaugural event was attended by more than 150 Abilis members and high school students. More than 75 students have already signed up for this year’s event. This year a Roaring 20s Themed event will celebrate differences, abilities, needs and dreams. Continue Reading →