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February 2024 Mission Update
Hello to all, and this is the first of many updates to follow in 2024! Above is a picture taken at our board's closeout celebration gathering. Without these great volunteers, we couldnot make the difference that your support is intended for. Happy 2024, and thank you...
DCF Walk-A-Thon – August 12, 2023
Join us for the DCF Dog Walk-a-Thon fundraiser. Our mission is to bring dog owners together with their dogs and families, to experience a time of family fun centered around their canine members.
GivingTuesday – November Ukraine Update
November 2022 Update: Our partner Mission to Ukraine (MTU) has not fled Ukraine–they continue to work to bring help and hope. With reduced ability to fully heat their homes, Ukrainians need layers of warm clothes to survive. On GivingTuesday 2022, you can help make a difference for children and families who were already dealing with the challenge of having disabilities, and now have seen their world seemingly turned upside down.
DCF Partners with Mission to Ukraine. How you can help!
Disabled Children’s Fund is partnering with Mission to Ukraine, which currently serves over 600 kids with disabilities who now find themselves sheltering at this very moment. Please join us to help support these children, their families, and the staff. You may save a life.
Covid Relief Update: 14 Pallets of Lifesaving Equipment and Supplies Arrive in India
With the Delta variant of Covid-19 running rampant, Disabled Children’s Fund (DCF) in partnership with Supreme Task International, SOS International and Feed the Hungry, was able to ship 14 pallets of needed supplies to India. The 14 cargo pallets flown to that...
Delivering Life-Saving Supplies to India During the COVID Pandemic
Disabled Children’s Fund (DCF) is rushing supplies to pandemic-stricken regions in India. A gift of $20 provides a caregiver with proper PPE gear to allow them to work with families who have a disabled child during the Covid 19 crisis. We have identified 11 children...
Southern India- Project Vijay
When Vijay was born, he was not expected to live. His parents gave him loving care, but professional medical services were not affordable. He was bedridden until age 7, but then, through sheer determination, he began steadily improving, while continuing to have both...
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