Thank you U.S. Bank employees for your kindness and generosity during the 2018 holiday season

Abilities First President Robin Usalis took a turn ringing bells with fellow representatives of the Middletown Rotary at a local store during the recent holiday season.

Hopewell resident Jimmy has been asking for a pet iguana in a cage. He was very happy with the gift that DSP Debbie Walters brought him. Shhhhh... It’s plastic.

The folks at Abilities First Independence Center experienced some excitement today as the neighboring building at 1001 Grove Street was removed. Hope House Mission is constructing a new multi-million dollar facility to serve as a men's facility. According to Hope House Board President Carla Messer, safety is their priority. "Relationships with local law enforcement ensures that police will be driving by the facility regularly to keep would-be dealers away from the property, she said.” Empty buildings breed illicit activities and replacing the deteriorating building with a new facility designed to transform lives should add stability to the neighborhood," she added. Thanks to Abilities First for allowing the transfer of property ownership to the Hope House Mission.

On behalf of our families, residents, clients, students, staff and Board of Trustees, thanks for your continuing support, Valley Central Bank.