JDM’s New Pro Bono Client, CPPC
I think it's important for business to get involved in the community in which they live and work. So I'm proud my company makes pro bono work a priority. Today, JDM completed a responsive, CMS-powered website for a new organization working with disabled adults in the Park Cities area.
I think it’s important for business to get involved in the community in which they live and work. So I’m proud my company makes pro bono work a priority. Today, JDM completed a responsive, CMS-powered website for a new organization working with disabled adults in the Park Cities area.
You see, once disabled individuals “age-out” of high school programs, there just isn’t really anywhere for them to go. So the mission of Connecting Points of Park Cities (or CPPC) is to fill that gap.
As they say on their new site:
Our mission is to integrate individuals with disabilities into the Texas Communities of Highland Park and University Park by offering a pioneer program with robust services. To that end, CPPC will partner with local education agencies, businesses, and recreational centers, and by encouraging substantial community volunteer activism.
Now that the new site is live, we’re focusing on lots of other weird and wonderful things for CPPC. Stay tuned to our Shameless News blog for the latest.
Jenee Echard
My 3-year-old is a smartass, just like me. I’m a sucker for banjos, harmonicas and ukuleles. I am painfully shy, so I can come off as snobby. I love my work. I enjoy being challenged.
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