Giving Opportunities in Support of CHADD

There are many ways to donate in support of our efforts to help people affected by ADHD. Please click on any of the following to learn more and make a donation online, by phone, fax, or by mail.

1. How to Donate: Please click here for online and other donation information. To donate by mail, send payment to: CHADD, 8181 Professional Place, Suite 150, Landover, MD 20785.

2. General Contributions: Your gift will lend important, tangible support to the spectrum of programs, services, and operations of CHADD. 

3. Tributes and Memorials: In this way, you can celebrate accomplishments, anniversaries, and birthdays of a family member, coworker, or other person in a personalized way. You can also commemorate the memory of a loved one or friend through a memorial donation.  

4. President’s Council: Founded in 2001, the CHADD President’s Council accepts annual membership donations of $5,000 and higher to support specific CHADD educational projects that might not otherwise be possible and general operations. The Council currently supports CHADD's Parent to Parent program and the Educator’s Manual on ADHD. The Council holds an annual dinner meeting at CHADD's annual International Conference on ADHD. Click here for President's Council application. The Professional Circle is for donors of $1,000 to $4,999 and is designed for healthcare providers and others who wish to support the programs of the President's Council. Click here for Professional Circle application.

5. Workplace Giving: Through workplace giving programs, such as United Way, the Combined Federal Campaign (CHADD number 11773; federal employees should use this number when pledging their CFC workplace giving donations to CHADD), and many other state government, municipal, corporate and institutional employee campaigns, people can designate CHADD to receive payroll gifts or deductions. Typically these programs enroll employees in the fall and winter, with deductions beginning in January. Donors should ask their employers or human-resource departments whether they have matching donation programs. Often employers will match charitable donations dollar for dollar. 

6. Matt Cohen Membership Support Fund: Named in honor of former CHADD President Matthew Cohen, this fund provides the means whereby people who need access to CHADD programs and services but cannot afford to join, can apply to receive a one-year individual membership provided by CHADD without charge to them. This is part of CHADD outreach and needs annual replenishment.  

7. Young Scientist Research Fund: This emerging endowment was established by CHADD to raise funds to encourage and reward innovative research by new medical and scientific practitioners or graduate students about ADHD. The awards are presented at CHADD's annual International Conference on ADHD, with an award stipend presented to each scholar/researcher.      

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