Your donation supports assistive technology evaluations, repairs, resources, and accessibility education for individuals with disabilities. The Accessibility Clinic® Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 85-1929015), and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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By check: Email info@accessibilityclinic.org for mailing instructions.
Empowerment Through Technology: Your contribution provides assistive technology evaluations, repairs, and resources to those who need them most.
Breaking Barriers: Donations help us make homes, schools, and workplaces accessible for individuals with disabilities.
Education for Inclusion: Support our efforts to train educators, caregivers, and community members on the importance of accessibility and assistive technology.
Building Futures: Fund programs that prepare individuals with disabilities for employment and greater independence.
One-Time Donation: Make a one-time gift to support our mission.
Monthly Giving: Join our "Accessibility Advocates" program with a recurring donation to create sustained impact.
Corporate Sponsorships: Partner with us to expand our reach and impact in the community. To discuss sponsorship, email info@accessibilityclinic.org.
Honor or Memorial Gifts: Donate in honor of someone special or to commemorate a loved one.
$5 per month: Goes toward our assistive technology training projects. Over a year, it adds up to about the cost of one hour of remote training.
$25: Goes toward resource guides for families.
$50: Goes toward assistive technology consultation projects.
$200: Goes toward device repair projects, such as keeping a power wheelchair working.
$500: Goes toward home and business accessibility assessment projects.
Project disclosure: Amounts shown are examples, not prices. Many projects cost more than one gift, so donations are combined and go toward Accessibility Clinic Inc. projects and programs. A gift does not pay for a specific person, service, or item, and is used where the project need is greatest.