By most standards today, modern technology would seem like magic to the uninitiated. Having been born into the world of computers, most of us take technology for granted without considering how it works; it just does. Technology makes our daily … Continue reading
The Benton Franklin WIA team served our local homeless shelter for our MADD project. We helped clean their facilities inside and out, helped organize their “free store”, and met with some of their staff to discuss our programs and how … Continue reading
Originally published in the Un Primer Vistazo @ DVR Newsletter, May 2014: Career Path Services was established in 1971 through funds provided by the 1962 Manpower Development and Training Act, which President John F. Kennedy signed into law on March … Continue reading
I had been laid off for about 4 months when I first found out about Career Path Services from an ad in the Sunday Newspaper. I didn’t know anything about the company, but knew I could benefit from some additional … Continue reading
You are a friendly person, and for that, your family and co-workers are grateful. You filled out that restaurant survey when the kid down the street came to your door, not for the free hamburger coupon, but because you knew … Continue reading
On April 18th, Kristen, Lee, Becky, and Jodi from our Omak office, along with several of our Community Access Clients assisted the Orchards in Bloom organizers to fill over 200 bags to be given out to runners and walkers at … Continue reading
Senator Patty Murray attended a round table forum with veterans living in Benton and Franklin counties, in hopes of learning the current challenges for local veterans when trying to return to the workforce after transitioning out of active duty military … Continue reading
The NonProfit Times, a leading business publication for nonprofit management, has placed Career Path Services on its list of the USA’s 50 Best Nonprofits to Work For 2014. We ranked 34th overall, and 15th in the medium size category. This … Continue reading
In 2006, I joined the Army National Guard out of a sense of greater purpose. Along with a number of 17 and 18-year old kids, I raised my right hand and swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the … Continue reading
Everywhere you go in life, you’ll find rules. Some rules are implied, such as “don’t eat spaghetti with your fingers”, while others like “don’t steal a city bus and spin donuts on your neighbor’s lawn” are coded into law. These … Continue reading
