The Thrift Store offers clothing at deeply discounted prices. Women’s clothing can start as little as $4 per item. Men’s clothing prices are the same, starting with men’s button down shirts for $4. Children’s clothing starts at $2 per item. Adult shoes start at $6 while children’s shoes start at $3. The Thrift Store is…
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The Arc of Cape May County recognizes the tremendous difference our DSPs make in the lives of people with disabilities across Cape May County. This year, The Arc increased the starting salary of our DSP’s to $12 an hour. We are incredibly grateful for their dedication and commitment to our work. Interested in working for…
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The Kessler Foundation awarded The Arc of Cape May County a grant to enhance employment opportunities for the individuals that we serve. We are excited to partner with James Emmett, a leader in the field of disability inclusion, to gather a small business cohort in the Cape May Community that would be trained in sourcing,…
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The Arc of Cape May County is pleased to share that Phil Cronin has joined our Board of Directors. Phil is a board member of the Cape May Kiwanis. He currently serves as the advisor to the Kiwanis sponsored Aktion Club, a community service-oriented club for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Phil has worked…
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When Lee King’s son, Dave, was about to age out of his school services, she didn’t know what options were out there for her son. Having worked at the Training Center in Cape May Courthouse, Lee was already familiar with The Arc of Cape May and knew it would be the right place for Dave.…
read moreDid you know? Over 68% of working-age Americans with disabilities are striving to work? The disability community is one of the most overlooked talent pools in today’s labor force, causing many job seekers with intellectual and developmental disabilities to remain unemployed. The Arc of Cape May County is working to change that in Cape May…
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