Ways to Give
With your generous support, we create a brighter future for people with developmental disabilities. Without you, we could not pioneer life-changing services for thousands of people today and into the future.
Leadership Giving Society
With an annual contribution of $1,000 or more, you will join the group of our most dedicated donors.
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Planned Giving Vehicles
Join us in shaping the future and learn how to include AbleLight in your will or estate
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Give Monthly
Your recurring gift provides financial security and allows us to plan for the future.
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Corporate Giving
Set up your Amazon Smile account, sponsor a project through your company, or have your donation matched by your employer.
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Memorial Gifts
Honor the legacy of someone who cared deeply about supporting people with developmental disabilities.
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Tribute Gifts
Honor the many celebrations of life through a gift that will change the lives of people with developmental disabilities.
Find Out HowContact our team
Nisha Gandhi
VP, Development
Ashley Brush
Corporate & Donor Engagement Officer, Colorado
Violette Prentice
Corporate & Donor Engagement Officer, California
John Nickels, CFRE
Corporate & Donor Engagement Officer, Illinois
Daniel Podoll
Corporate & Donor Engagement Officer, Minnesota & Wisconsin
Arielle Baker
Annual Giving & Stewardship Manager
Helen Cooney
Stewardship Coordinator
Tatiyana Young
Stewardship Coordinator
Your gift matters
A gift today can transform the lives of people with developmental disabilities in some of these powerful and meaningful ways –
- A child improves their ability to read and communicate with their friends, siblings and parents through our ABA Therapy services
- A young adult who gets to go to college for the first time through our AbleLight College programs
- An individual is welcomed into a new safe and loving home and doesn’t risk homelessness or living in an unsafe environment
- Quality care is delivered by a care professional to support an individual with complex needs
- An individual gets the assistive technology device they need to independently manage their medications and improve their quality of life
- A person is able to participate in faith and worship during the most challenging of times