Mission alignment Non profit human services organization serving people with disabilities, including residential, independent living, day habilitation, community employment, and prevocational services. Potential to partner on funding opportunities, disability support programs, and technology enablement to enhance service delivery.

Scale and funding Estimated annual revenue in the tens of millions and a staff size up to 200. Indicates capacity for larger program collaborations, grants, and enterprise partnerships that require proven scale and reporting capabilities.

Technology footprint Use of iCIMS for recruiting and other web tech like MySQL and caching tools suggests established operations and data practices. Opportunity to propose HR, donor management, or outcomes analytics solutions that integrate with existing tech stack.

Leadership history Past director transitions in 2014 and a new director appointed around that time imply ongoing organizational change. Approach sales conversations with stability assumptions and emphasize continuity, governance, and measurable impact reporting.

Market positioning Comparable to large disability-focused nonprofits by size and revenue (similar to Easterseals, Special Olympics, United Cerebral Palsy). Potential to offer scalable programs, funding alternatives, and partnerships that leverage proven nonprofit delivery models.