Your Donation To CHADD Is A Ray Of Hope!

This giving season, your donation to CHADD means more than ever. Your support will go right to work for the 22+ million people in the United States with ADHD —individuals who, just a few decades ago, did not have anyone on their side.

You’ll be joining donors like Bonnie Loeb from New York:

“I grew up in the early 1950s. I had a twin brother (he passed away in 2002). He suffered from ADHD.

Bonnie Loeb and her twin brotherIn those years, ADHD was not recognized, and he was punished at home and in school for misbehaving. Even as a little girl, it was painful for me to watch.

I know his life would have been very different if his problem had been acknowledged and treated. Thank goodness it is recognized today.

I’m happy to donate to CHADD to help better the lives of people suffering from this disorder and the lives of the people who love them.”

With your donation, CHADD can continue to be the nation’s leading resource serving adults and children with ADHD, and we can forge ahead with life-changing work, including:

  • Leading the effort to educate practitioners and the public about the first guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of adult ADHD in the United States.
  • Championing the needs of underserved student populations, including those with the highest suspension rates.
  • Training companies for today’s workforce to promote ADHD-inclusive work environments. 

Don't Wait for GivingTuesday,
Donate Today!

When you donate to CHADD this giving season, you're making a difference in the lives of the 22+million adults and children with ADHD in the United States.

You're ensuring we can empower, inform, and support people of all ages, year-round.

We can do this, with your support. Please donate today.

WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES

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OTHER WAYS TO DONATE

Gifts that Double

…there is twice the power when donations are matched

CHADD partners with a number of corporate, federal, state, public, and private workplaces nationwide to encourage employee giving.

Giving to CHADD can also be easy and simple through payroll deduction. This way you can double your support to CHADD year-round, or for a designated time each pay period, or even have your donation matched through participating employers. Consider any one of these convenient employer giving programs to support CHADD as the foremost authority on all things ADHD.

Make an impact today using any convenient employer donation gateway and you can even double your giving power.

State & Local Charitable Campaigns

  • America Charities
  • Local Independent Charites
  • United Way

Employer Matching Gift Programs

Approximately 2/3 of companies match employee donations to most non-profit organization or educational institution. Want to double your gift?

Memorial Gifts

When you give to CHADD, your donation provides hope to the millions of struggling families, protects the rights of school-aged children, answer calls from those facing a life challenge, and supports many others seeking critical services. Contact Krista Mason, CHADD’s Development Director at Krista_Mason@CHADD.org to connect your philanthropic objectives with CHADD’s transformational opportunities.

OUR FUNDING PARTNERS

Your gift transforms lives of those affected by ADHD

There are several ways to keep heightened attention on ADHD and particularly through mission-centered giving. Leadership gifts position CHADD for growth and stability and make a lasting impact on our mission. President’s Council is CHADD’s signature leadership giving circle. It is where our most passionate and committed donors show their appreciation for our purpose and mission.

Leadership gifts of $5,000 or more profoundly support CHADD’s long-standing mission and priorities include serving as:

  1. a clearinghouse for evidence-based information on ADHD,
  2. a local face-to-face family support group for families and individuals affected by ADHD, and
  3. an advocate for appropriate public policies and public recognition in response to needs faced by families and individuals with ADHD.
Contact CHADD's Development Director Krista Mason at krista_mason@chadd.org or call 240-437-2324 to connect your philanthropic objectives with CHADD's transformational opportunities.