STARability Foundation is thrilled to announce the launch of its Home Collection, a new upscale resale store located at 470 9th Street N. in Naples. The new store opened to the public on Friday, Nov. 8, with regular store hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, and closed Sunday and Monday.

STARability recently relocated its popular resale store to an expanded location, allowing the organization to showcase a wider range of stunning products across a variety of price points. Curated by top designers, the new Home Collection features an array of products – from luxurious furniture to statement décor. Best of all, every purchase supports the STARability Foundation and its programs to empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

“We are excited to share our new Home Collection with the community,” said Karen Govern, chief executive officer at STARability Foundation. “Thanks to the expertise of designer Monica Lukas of Monica Lukas Design, we’ve created a warm, welcoming space filled with stylish, high-quality furniture and décor to enhance any home. In addition to offering beautiful design, the Home Collection provides valuable vocational training and employment opportunities for our STAR participants. It has been inspiring to see their hard work and joy as they helped prepare the store for opening.”

Two well-known local professionals have put their stamp on the store – interior designer Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs and luxury retailer Anne Fleming, formerly of Waterside Shops. Together, they bring their extensive experience to support this flourishing social enterprise.

The new store not only features an incredible selection of previously loved designs carefully curated for their style and craftmanship, but will also showcase unique and exclusive creations from artists across the country.

STARability’s Home Collection is conveniently located on US 41 and offers ample parking. For information about upcoming events or STARability’s social enterprise programs, visit STARability.org. To make a donation to the Home Collection, contact homecollection@starability.org.

For four decades, STARability Foundation has been shining a light on abilities. Formed by a small community of caring parents, STARability has become one of Southwest Florida’s leading nonprofits. Today, the organization is opening a world of possibilities for hundreds of individuals ages 14 and older by offering a variety of inclusive programs focused on vocational training, continuing education, teamwork, social engagement and community involvement. Their compassionate team supports people with disabilities by providing life-transforming opportunities that emphasize teamwork and a connection to the community while strengthening awareness and respect for individual abilities. To learn more about the services and program offerings available, please visit STARability.org.