EnableMart Makes $13,000 In-Kind Donation to the Utah Special Olympics

Salt Lake City, UT, July 31, 2009 --(PR.com)-- EnableMart lives up to its name by enabling the Utah community. EnableMart proudly announced their continued support for the Special Needs community today by donating more than $13,000 of assistive technology items to the Special Olympics of Utah. EnableMart has been an industry leader in assistive technologies for more than 10 years and has made many notable donations over the years. Earlier this year, the Kids Wish Network officially presented EnableMart with the title of “Guardian Angel” for helping to fulfill the wishes of a child with a life threatening illness.

Today, the EnableMart team stands by their mission to change the lives of individuals with disabilities and are showing they are more committed than ever to eliminating barriers and paving the way to independent living. The products donated by EnableMart will be distributed to the following organizations for use in teaching life skills and providing job skills training:
• TURN Community Services, Bountiful, Utah, provides support for people with disabilities Work Activity Center, Inc., West Valley City, Utah, helps people with disabilities become more active and independent members of the community
• Hartvigsen, Granite School District, Salt Lake City, Utah, teaching students from first grade to 22 years old, using computers, augmentative devices, and other technology to enable students to control and interact with their environment
• Unitah High School, Special Education, Vernal, Utah, helping students prepare themselves for success in a changing world
• Con Amore School, Myton, Utah, serves grades PK-12 special needs students in the Duchesne School District

EnableMart is excited to encourage community outreach and is pleased to support progressive technologies designed to accommodate and meet the needs of every individual.

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