PRIDE Industries

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PRIDE Industries We are located in Roseville, Calif. Our mission drives us to normalize the inclusion of people with disabilities and to eliminate ableism in the workplace.

Founded in 1966, PRIDE Industries is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit social enterprise that creates employment for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment. What We Stand For

Inclusion – We believe that all people have talent, and that when people of all abilities know they are respected and have an opportunity to contribute, they can reach their full potential. Social Impact – As a social enterprise, we strengthen communities, families, and businesses to create positive social impact. Respect – PRIDE Industries was founded in the belief that each person deserves care and recognition for their unique abilities, needs, and contributions. Respect for one another is the bedrock of our company culture and business practices. Innovation – Visionary thinking is our legacy. We dedicate ourselves to bringing new solutions to our business customers. Our entrepreneurial spirit takes the lead in PRIDE Industries’ mission imperative, in breaking new ground in talent development and employment creation, and in delivering performance excellence to our business partners worldwide. Are you a person with a disability struggling to find meaningful work? Contact our Employment Helpline at (844) I-AM-ABLE or (844) 426-2253

✨ The I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair is officially one week from today! ✨ Are you ready for this FREE job fair, designed ...
10/09/2026

✨ The I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair is officially one week from today! ✨

Are you ready for this FREE job fair, designed FOR people with disabilities BY ? Click below for info that will help you get the most from the big day.

Image: Two women pose for a photo in a job fair setting. One woman holds a portfolio.

Discover your next career at the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair. Register now to interview with employers and explore inclusive job openings.

During National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we're celebrating the talent, value, and unique contributions peo...
10/08/2026

During National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we're celebrating the talent, value, and unique contributions people with disabilities bring to the workplace every day.

When Elizabeth "Beth" Cole-Pope was searching for employment, many employers focused on what they thought she couldn't do. As a person who is deaf and blind, she faced barriers long before she ever had the chance to demonstrate her skills.

Today, Beth is a valued member of the PRIDE Industries team. In fact, the innovative cleaning techniques she developed have helped influence how other employees are trained.

Beth's story is a reminder that inclusive hiring isn't about lowering expectations. It's about creating opportunities for talented people to demonstrate what's possible. When employers focus on skills, potential, and performance, everyone benefits.

Read Beth's story: https://www.prideindustries.com/our-stories/

Image: This image shows Beth wearing a PRIDE Industries uniform and holding a white cane, standing beside a quote. The background features the PRIDE Industries logo.

10/08/2026

PRIDE Industries’ Darelyn Pazdel and Trace Martin were interviewed on Capital Public Radio’s Insight with Vicki Gonzalez. With the help of an ASL Interpreter, Trace shared about the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair on October 14 and celebrated PRIDE Industries’ 60th Anniversary.

Watch here: https://24333.mc.tritondigital.com/INSIGHT_P/media-session/2115de92-2242-44e6-8280-f6e83f47829b/media/12283653/insight-show-wed-261007.mp3

Image: Radio station on-air studio with Trace Martin, Darelyn Pazdel, Vicki Gonzalez, and an ASL interpreter.

Hospitality leaders face a difficult balance: maintaining exceptional service while navigating ongoing workforce challen...
10/06/2026

Hospitality leaders face a difficult balance: maintaining exceptional service while navigating ongoing workforce challenges. Finding reliable staff can be one of the biggest obstacles to delivering a consistent guest experience.

PRIDE Industries helps hospitality organizations meet operational demands through workforce solutions that support business goals while creating meaningful employment for .

Image: Three PRIDE Industries employees stand in a commercial laundry setting. They are wearing black t-shirts and gloves. They stand together for a photo.

We provide solutions needed in the hospitality industry, including outsourced workforce solutions, custodial services and laundry services

10/06/2026

We're getting ready!
The 4th Annual I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair is next week!
We are preparing the swag for job seekers.
Come meet over 30 inclusive employers who want to talk with you!

Here are the details:

DATE: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

TIME: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

LOCATION: SAFE Credit Union Convention Center
Hall A
1400 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814

Register here:
https://www.prideindustries.com/disability-job-fair

Image: Video of people preparing gift bags for the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair

Looking for ways to get involved in National Disability Employment Awareness Month? Whether you're an employer, educator...
10/05/2026

Looking for ways to get involved in National Disability Employment Awareness Month? Whether you're an employer, educator, advocate, or ally, the U.S. Department of Labor offers free resources to help you celebrate, learn, and promote disability inclusion in your workplace and community.

Explore the resources and make this October a month of awareness, action, and opportunity: https://beta.dol.gov/programs-initiatives/ndeam

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Only 10 days until the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair! 💼 Whether you're looking for your first job, exploring a new caree...
10/05/2026

Only 10 days until the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair! 💼

Whether you're looking for your first job, exploring a new career path, or ready for your next opportunity, this free event connects job seekers with disabilities to employers committed to inclusive hiring. Register today and start preparing for October 14.

Image: Two women stand together posing for a photo. One woman olds a portfolio.

Discover your next career at the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair. Register now to interview with employers and explore inclusive job openings.

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10/03/2026

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What a way to kick off National Disability Employment Awareness Month ( ). The National Organization on Disability held ...
10/02/2026

What a way to kick off National Disability Employment Awareness Month ( ). The National Organization on Disability held its annual conference, this year focused on "Technology and the Disability Experience," in New York City on October 1. Attendees explored how emerging tools impact accessibility, workplace inclusion, and workforce innovation. PRIDE Industries VP of Growth Erin Fleischmann and Philanthropy Director Tracy Snyder were there!

A great crowd came out today for the City of San Jose's Disability Inclusion Day Celebration. Hundreds of people attende...
10/01/2026

A great crowd came out today for the City of San Jose's Disability Inclusion Day Celebration. Hundreds of people attended, and dozens of resource tables were staffed by public and private organizations supporting residents with . Mayor Matt Mahann kicked off the day. PRIDE Industries was there--Mary Flores, Jordan Coggins, Jason Hemphill, and others were on hand to help job seekers take the next step in their employment journeys.

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10030 Foothills Boulevard
Roseville, CA
95747

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm

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