Black Hills Works says goodbye to one of our most dedicated and long-term volunteers. Always eager to lend a hand, Chuck Henrie embodied the definition of a volunteer, a “person who freely offers to…
Your donations help 289 valued employees with disabilities get to work! Government funding is extremely limited in supporting the cost of work-related transportation, whether it’s the vehicle, fuel, and maintenance, or public transportation costs.
View and download the September 2022 edition of The Workplace by clicking the image below. September’s focus is Transportation.
The most recent edition of The Works newsletter is now available! In this edition of The Works, you will read about your impact! Your gifts have meant that the all-ability…
August is National Make-A-Will month, and while this may seem an odd thing to celebrate, it does serve an important purpose. According to Caring.com, 1 in 3 (67%) of all…
The Human Rights Committee is made up of Black Hills Works staff, people supported, and community volunteers. They meet monthly to review all requests for rights restrictions to ensure the people supported’s rights are…
View and download the August 2022 edition of The Workplace by clicking the image below. August’s focus is Community Life.
Over four years ago, Deanna walked into Suzie Cappa Art Center and Gallery (SCAC) with a loom wand and asked if help was needed at the art center. She has been a devoted volunteer…
View and download the July 2022 edition of The Workplace by clicking the image below. July’s focus is Arts Expressions.
As a Black Hills Works volunteer, Makenzie Ovenstone fills a vital need by teaching staff ASL (American Sign Language) in several homes where the people we support have hearing loss as well as other…
