YouTube thumbnail shows a video with gradient navy-dark red backdrop. On the left side is the text: “Impact Grant for Deaf Organizations” along with two multi-color ASL illustrations of people signing “impact” and “organizations.” On the right side is the text: “2025 Recipients” and a list of organizations: Atomic Hands, Deaf Defy, Inc., DEAFinitely, Inc., and The Black Deaf Project. Please click the video to watch it in YouTube and access the video transcript, description, and captions.
Deaf Organizations Fund (DOF) believes in a future in which deaf communities have access to a wide array of services provided by thriving, well-resourced organizations. With this vision at the forefront of our work, we are thrilled to award $100K in unrestricted funds among four grantee organizations through our 2025 Impact Grant for Deaf Organizations.
YouTube thumbnail shows a video with gradient navy-dark red backdrop. On the left side is the text: “Impact Grant for Deaf Organizations” along with two multi-color ASL illustrations of people signing “impact” and “organizations.” On the right side is the text: “2025 Recipients” and a list of organizations: Atomic Hands, Deaf Defy, Inc., DEAFinitely, Inc., and The Black Deaf Project. Please click the video to watch it in YouTube and access the video transcript, description, and captions.
Deaf Organizations Fund is a critical partner in our work. With a shared language and cultural understanding, they are able to support deaf services in unique ways. They are also implementing innovative, restorative approaches to philanthropy with potential to generate widespread change.
Run or walk a 5K this April 4-6th from anywhere in the U.S.!
For the first time ever, this event now includes charity partners: you can donate to or fundraise for your preferred deaf-centric organization. Let’s Dash and feel doubly good about it, too!
Four short years, five transformative funding cycles complete!
We learned and evolved through it all, always striving to better meet the needs of deaf organizations and programs.
Please check out our 2024 report for more.
Four short years, five transformative funding cycles complete!
We learned and evolved through it all, always striving to better meet the needs of deaf organizations and programs.
Please check out our 2024 report for more.
Our goal is to inspire at least 25 people in 2025 to become Champions of Deaf Organizations, giving monthly at a level that is comfortable and meaningful to you.
Monthly giving is one of the simplest, most critical ways to sustain the work of nonprofits, including ours. When you give regularly, you help ensure deaf organizations have access to the resources they need to support our deaf communities.
YouTube thumbnail shows a row of three video stills of DOF team members, from left to right: Avi, Dan, and Sasha. There is a faint white overlay so that the video stills are not fully clear and visible. Each team member is signing the ASL word, “champ.” Please click the video to watch it in YouTube and access the full video transcript, description, and captions.
Our goal is to inspire at least 25 people in 2025 to become Champions of Deaf Organizations, giving monthly at a level that is comfortable and meaningful to you.
Monthly giving is one of the simplest, most critical ways to sustain the work of nonprofits, including ours. When you give regularly, you help ensure deaf organizations have access to the resources they need to support our deaf communities.
YouTube thumbnail shows a row of three video stills of DOF team members, from left to right: Avi, Dan, and Sasha. There is a faint white overlay so that the video stills are not fully clear and visible. Each team member is signing the ASL word, “champ.” Please click the video to watch it in YouTube and access the full video transcript, description, and captions.
A group photo of DOF team. From left to right: Dan Mabashov, Sasha Ponappa, and Avi Haimowitz. Dan is a white man with short brown hair and a beard. Sasha is a brown woman with long dark hair and glasses. Avi is a white woman with long brown hair and glasses. All of them are wearing matching “strong organizations, strong communities” teal shirts.
A group photo of DOF team. From left to right: Dan Mabashov, Sasha Ponappa, and Avi Haimowitz. Dan is a white man with short brown hair and a beard. Sasha is a brown woman with long dark hair and glasses. Avi is a white woman with long brown hair and glasses. All of them are wearing matching “strong organizations, strong communities” teal shirts.