KANDU Industries, a Milton-based nonprofit, has launched its 2026 annual giving campaign to help sustain services that provide independence and employment opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults.
For more than 65 years, KANDU has helped disabled people develop skills, find meaningful work and achieve greater independence.
As community needs have evolved, the organization has expanded its services to support older adults experiencing memory loss.
It now serves approximately 200 individuals in need and also supports families and caregivers.
“Every day, we see the difference these opportunities make in people’s lives,” Kathy Hansen, executive director of KANDU Industries, said in a press release.
“For one person, success might mean earning a paycheck or learning a new skill,” Hansen said. “For another, it might mean enjoying time with friends, remaining independent or having a safe, engaging place to spend the day.”
KANDU’s funding sources include the annual campaign, government funding, program fees and service contracts.
