Enable America Wins 2010 Non-Profit Achiever Award from CAAID

The Corporate Achievers Awards for Individuals with Disabilities (CAAID) is a program to recognize the contributions and achievements of individuals with disabilities in the workforce and community. Its mission is to promote and secure equal opportunity for individuals with disabilities in recruitment, training, hiring, promotion and privileges enjoyed by all Americans in the workplace.

On May 20, CAAID honored Enable America as non-profit achiever for 2010.

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2010 CAAID Award for Enable America

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Enable America Wounded Warrior Fans of the Game

Five Disabled Veterans/Wounded Warriors will be honored at an upcoming Tampa Bay Lightning Game

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