Your Donation Supports Struggling Families
When I found a voicemail from my son’s middle school, my first thought was, “What’s happened now?” To my surprise and delight, my son’s science teacher called to share good news: he’d scored well on his science assessment and earned a B as his interim grade.
The previous marking period, my son brought home a below-average report card. My husband and I sat in a room with six teachers, each one repeating, “He’s not focused. It’s difficult for him to get and stay on task. He’s constantly daydreaming. He’s disruptive.”
That’s when I called CHADD. The first person I reached gave me the information we needed to get started. CHADD helped us understand the evaluation process and treatment options. They connected us with an ADHD professional and a family support group. We took part in CHADD’s Parent to Parent ADHD training, which taught us how to help our son. CHADD’s programs improved our family life and helped our son be successful. To me, that is worth gold.
The proof of CHADD’s benefit to us was the positive voicemail from my son’s teacher. As a parent, I’m thrilled by my son’s academic improvement, but I’m even more elated at how much better he feels about himself. I was excited to get home and tell my son about his perfect grade. The best part was his lopsided grin, which I love so much, beaming full of pride.
“When I called CHADD, I didn’t know where to turn. The first person I reached gave me the information my family needed to get started. CHADD provides resources and support to help us better understand ADHD and to know how to help our family. To me, that is worth gold.”
CHADD has been there to support families and adults affected by ADHD when they were squeezed in difficult ways during this pandemic. We have reached more than 2 million people in 2021 through our programs and services, providing support, training, education, and advocacy.
You can help CHADD empower people who cope with ADHD. Training families and individuals on how to navigate ADHD's challenges makes it easier for them to live with the condition. By donating on Tuesday, November 28, you will support CHADD’s programs and connect families and adults to the tools they need to thrive.
Every dollar you give, whether large or small, really matters to CHADD! You can donate today and make a difference in keeping the focus on all things ADHD.
When you give to CHADD, your donation provides hope to the millions of struggling families, protects the rights of school-aged children, answers calls from those facing a life challenge, and supports many others seeking critical services. CHADD is the number one resource when it comes to helping people affected by ADHD.
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1944–2023
Chris A. Ziegler Dendy
It is with sadness that we share the passing of Chris A. Ziegler Dendy, a longtime CHADD volunteer and co-founder of CHADD’s Teacher to Teacher training program. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in memory of Chris Dendy to CHADD.
In Memory of Chris A. Ziegler Dendy
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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 CHADD’s Chief Executive Officer Laurie Kulikosky at Laurie_Kulikosky@CHADD.org to connect your philanthropic objectives with CHADD’s transformational opportunities.
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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:
- a clearinghouse for evidence-based information on ADHD,
- a local face-to-face family support group for families and individuals affected by ADHD, and
- an advocate for appropriate public policies and public recognition in response to needs faced by families and individuals with ADHD.