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Disabled Children’s Fund is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt charity.

Individuals, families and groups donate to cover the costs of something specific like a wheelchair or Mossy Foot disease treatment to make the world a little kinder and friendlier for a disabled child in need.

Whether you give to Disabled Children’s Fund, or others, know that even the smallest financial gift can have a huge impact. Thank you for your gift!

Your contribution helps to bear the incredible burden many individuals (and caregivers) experience because of having a special need. It restores their dignity and helps them to become self-reliant.

See below for a detailed look at how varying amounts can help in many ways.

How Your Donation Helps

Any amount you send can make a real difference. Whether that disabled child is from a US Military Family working to make ends meet or one that is living on the margins of society in another country, your gift can open their world.

$5 / Month

Provides materials for arts classes for a disabled child of a US military family.

$10 / Month

Provides a monthly respite period plus training to a US family member who is a caregiver to a disabled child.

$10 Donation

A one-time donation of $10 enables a child to participate in unique program events at the US Military bases affiliated with Disabled Children’s Fund.

$20 Donation

Provides COVID PPE Gear (Personal Protective Equipment) for health care workers battling the virus, or shoes and medicine to treat a child suffering from Mossy Foot disease in Ethiopia.

$45 / Month

Provides food and vitamins for a disabled child and their entire family living in India.

$150 Donation

Makes it possible for 13 disabled children to receive a monthly General Check-Up from a Physician.

$350 Donation

Provides a custom-fit wheelchair for a child in Guatemala.

$375 Donation

Provides 15 disabled children with monthly physical therapy visits.

$450 Donation

Provides an adjustable wheelchair for a child in India.

$5,000 Donation

Provides medical treatment and substantial support for a child suffering from severe medical conditions in India.