For years people in our community have asked "what will happen to people with disabilities when they reach age 22 and can no longer attend the public school system?"  Government budgeting constraints leave thousands of people and their families with little or no support.  As a result, skills learned in school deteriorates, and isolation from friends and other community support grows.

The Murray Greenhouse Foundation offers a solution.  Conceived as a safe and nurturing learning place whose cornerstone is our greenhouse, the Foundation provides the teaching of individualized independent living skills and employment skills for people with disabilities.  Here, people can learn the skills necessary to be successful at work and in their personal lives to help build a better life for themselves and their families.