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Café Turnier Participates in Holiday Giving

Café Turnier, located at 115 Main Street in Norwalk, Connecticut, is giving back to the community this holiday season and is helping to raise funds for Ability Beyond Disability.

Café Turnier, located at 115 Main Street in Norwalk, Connecticut, is giving back to the community this holiday season and is helping to raise funds for Ability Beyond Disability. Café Turnier is committed to the community and wants to help make a difference in the lives of people with disabilities who live and work in Norwalk.

Every Friday leading up to Christmas Café Turnier will donate 15% of their sales to Ability Beyond Disability. This applies for dine in and take out. Café Turnier is open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. and will be participating in donating on Friday November 30th, Friday, December 7th, Friday, December 14th and Friday, December 21st.

Ability Beyond Disability is a 501{c} (3) organization headquartered in Bethel, Conn. and Mount Kisco, N.Y. It provides a wide range of services for over 2,000 people with a disability that inhibits their activities of daily living -- including numerous residential alternatives, employment training, career counseling, job placement services, cognitive and life skills instruction, clinical and therapeutic support, and volunteer and recreational activities. Today, its services extend far beyond the Danbury community into much of Connecticut and the Hudson Valley, New York. For more information about Ability Beyond Disability go to www.abilitybeyonddisability.org.

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