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Brighton Once Again Ranked a Best Nonprofit to Work For!

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Best Nonprofit to Work For NPT's Best Nonprofits to Work For 2021 Brighton Center has made the national list of the 2021 The NonProfit Times as a Best Nonprofit To Work For.  One of three organization in Texas to make the list and only one in San Antonio.  Brighton ranked #31 overall and #12 in the medium organization category. Medium organizations, those with 50 to 249 employees, accounted for almost half of the 50 Best Nonprofits, with 24 honorees.

“Since the coronavirus pandemic was declared in March, 2020, Brighton has had to make many changes to continue offering services to the children, while creating a work environment to protect employees. To still make the list this year, means a lot.  It also means that our employees realize how much we value them.” – Kim Jefferies, CEO

As part of the Best Nonprofit To Work For process, The NonProfit Times works with Harrisburg, Pa.-based Best Companies Group (BCG). Participating nonprofits go through a battery of surveys, including employees, managers and outside vendors. There are 78 questions within eight categories that make up the Employee Benchmark Report (EBR), which compiles the percentage of responses that were “agree somewhat” and agree strongly.”

Brighton Center is honored to have been chosen as a Best Nonprofit To Work For 7 of the last 8 years. Below is a listing of our previous rankings:

  • 2021 – #31 overall/ #12 medium category
  • 2020 – #41 overall / #20 medium category
  • 2018- #28 overall /   #17 medium category
  • 2017 –  #30 overall / #16 medium category
  • 2016 – #5 overall / #2 in medium category
  • 2015 –   #42 overall/ #19 in medium category
  • 2014 – #24 overall/ # 10 in medium category

https://www.thenonprofittimes.com/report/covid-dei-response-to-civil-unrest-set-these-best-npos-apart/

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When our son Archer was just a few weeks old, he was diagnosed with Sagittal Craniosynostosis, which is the premature closing of the suture that runs from front to back at the top of the head. We were worried that he had a motor delay from the start and scared that the surgery and helmet could set back his development. We reached out to Brighton and began working with a Physical Therapist, Speech ...
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My daughter currently attends the Lullwood campus. Since she has been at Brighton she has consistently made developmental strides. She is part of their Early Childhood Intervention program and the increased knowledge of their staff about recognizing and addressing developmental delays has been critical in her development. Brighton's practice of inclusion where both children with and without disabi...
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It was nothing short of a miracle. Brighton offered affordable services, in home visits, and the friendliest/most knowledgeable therapists. A weight was lifted off our shoulders and we knew we had a team in place who cared for and about Ishan as much as we did.
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Brighton’s advocate, Girasol, really helped us get our 3 year old son the services he needed from our local school district. After getting incorrect information from the school district about my son’s eligibility for services, Girasol educated not only our family but also the school district. She reviewed our son’s evaluation documents and talked with us on the phone about the entire special...
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We want to express our deepest gratitude to Girasol, we were not only lost, but also desperate. We did not know the services that the school can provide and that my son, according to his condition and needs, should receive. Neither the aspects or the details most important aspects of an IEP, PLAAFP or ARD, she patiently trained, explained and prepared us for each ARD meeting with the school. At...

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My daughter, Noelani, has spina bifida, cerebral palsy, a shunt, and paralysis that prevents her from being able to fully take care of herself at school. We were met with a lot of resistance from her school district in being able to accommodate my daughter; Brighton helped to change that. Brighton's Special Education Support & Services program helped tremendously in getting us the special educ...
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