Campaigns

Reece’s Rainbow advocates and finds families for orphans internationally with Down syndrome and other special needs by raising funds for adoption grants and promoting awareness through an online community, media communications, and other events.

We look beyond the word autism to see our students as they are—amazing individuals with a deep desire to learn and connect in their own unique way.

Team Abri Foundation brings bags to moms whose kids have been recently diagnosed with childhood cancer. These bags are filled with things that were helpful on Abri’s mom Nikkole’s journey and she hopes they bring some comfort to new warrior moms as well. Because no warrior mom fights alone!

LiveUp Programs is a curriculum-based program, dedicated to helping participants across four core focus areas: life skill and social skill development, healthy living and giving back. They are a community for adults with Down syndrome made up of brothers and sisters who come together to learn new things and have a blast!

For Arizona families caring for children with life‐threatening conditions, every moment, touch and smile count. Quality time, a must for sustaining energy and hope, is nearly impossible for most families to find on their own. Respite – short breaks from the continuous strain of round-the-clock care – is essential for families to remain intact, and for children to experience quality of life. That’s what Ryan House is all about.

HawkShop at Higgins Middle School is a partnership between caring adults, students with disabilities, and typically developing peers formed with the mission to engage in social, vocational, and community based experience with a positive, goal oriented focus that will meet a need within our school community and support our school values by providing students-in-need with access to clothing, toiletries, and staple food items. All items are donated by the community and offered free-of-charge to those students.

Bridgewood Farms was originally founded as Montgomery County Children’s Center in 1967. Over half a century later, our organization has evolved to meet the changing needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. We work to improve the overall quality of life for each of our special needs clients by bridging the gap between the resources available in our community and the unique abilities of each of our clients.

Rhett is an 8-year-old boy with Down syndrome, and the inspiration for the non-profit organization, Rhett’s Roadies. On any given day, you can find him watching rodeo videos on YouTube and rough-housing with his little brother, Knox. He, with the help of Knox, created some great art for Paper-Clouds Apparel in hopes for more awareness and inclusion for people with Down syndrome!

Collaborative Corner for Exceptional Children is a new non-profit organization that believes it shouldn’t be challenging for families of children with exceptional needs to gather professional and accurate information about their child’s diagnosis. Their core value is to offer families the assistance they need to help their exceptional children.