FAQ

Pantheon's work service programs provide a variety of employment placement, training and paid work-related experiences.

Pantheon's youngest workers start at 16 years of age. Pantheon serves people of any age as long as they can still benefit from our services.

About 70% of our funding is derived from government funding, 20% from local program fees and 10% from special agency events.

Pantheon's workers come from all over the United States, but primarily from communities in the Midwest. Pantheon also provides day vocational programming to people who live residentially in some of the other ORP family of companies, as well as people coming from the surrounding counties and school districts.

The history of Pantheon is one of vision, and planful growth and development. In the late eighties, Pantheon was a very small operation, primarily serving children and young adults living at Oconomowoc Developmental Training Center. There were few services for children and adults with disabilities in the western Waukesha County area. Struggling to find vocational options themselves and spurred on by a growing community need, Pantheon had to come up with a solution. Pantheon mission became to develop and provide day vocational programs for people needing such services. Over time, Pantheon systematically grew and developed an array of services and programs that now provide a wealth of vocational and work opportunities to people with disabilities. Pantheon now serves over 120 people throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.

To make a donation or charitable contribution to help support Pantheon's work, please contact Rick Block, Director, at rblock@pantheonindustries.org