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canes,” said Ruth Purnell, clerk at the Washington Sunnyside Market.
Both the Washington and Sperryville locations have wheelchair ramps for easy access to the market as well.
In the letter of recognition, The Honorable John H. Hagar, spokesperson for Disability Friendly Business wrote of Sunnyside Farms, “This seal serves to identify your organization as a role model for business excellence in meeting the needs of employees and customers with disabilities in terms of accommodation and accessibility in the workplace.”
The local business will be able to proudly display the disability friendly business logo on any of its business sites.
“There’s no way to count how many people with disabilities you employ or the true impact you are making on the community or in the marketplace,” said Dana Rosanelli, VABLN’s manager of business development, “That’s very hard to do. So businesses like to see these awards because it’s a way for them to kind of count, to be recognized.”
County Administrator, John McCarthy, who serves as one of the Rappahannock-Rapidan members of VABLN, praised Sunnyside for its contribution to the i community.
Jeanne Spath may be reached at jspath@timespapers.com
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