The Impact Grant
is now open!
The Impact Grant is now open!
The 2026 Impact Grant for Deaf Organizations is accepting applications from eligible deaf organizations and programs through March 10th at 5:00PM CT. Learn more or apply now below.
Our February 10th informational grant webinar has concluded. Access the webinar materials here.
The Impact Grant has closed
The Impact Grant has closed
The 2026 Impact Grant for Deaf Organizations is no longer accepting applications. We will announce our funding decisions in May.
Programs and Resources
Grants
Apply for unrestricted funding. Our competitive grant program for deaf organizations reopens in early 2027.
Organizations
Find, collaborate with, or fund deaf organizations that provide services and resources to deaf communities.
Consultants
Connect with experts to support your deaf organization or program. The consultants listed are committed to accessibility.
Policies
Explore our listing of legislation and policies with potential impacts on the operations of deaf organizations.
Featured Story
A Path Forward for Deaf Nonprofits: Legislative Advocacy
By Randy Pituk, Community Advocate
I’ve learned that there’s tremendous power in showing up, in being seen and heard, and in taking a stand on issues that affect our communities. And I learned that from a surprising person and place: a drag queen in Texas. Last year, during […]
We're Doubling Our Grants. Here's Why.
Over six grant cycles, we had the honor of distributing nearly $500,000 to 32 grant projects overseen by deaf organizations and programs. What incredible achievements these grant projects were -- more than we ever dreamed. None of this work was possible without a community that keeps showing up for each other. But times have changed, and not in favor of deaf organizations. […]
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News and Updates
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.
– DOF Grantee, Aracelia Aguilar with DeafHope
