Support the Arizona Association for the Deaf-Blind (AzADB) - Tucson Chapter
If you would like to help support the Arizona Association for the Deaf-Blind's efforts financially, there are a few ways to contribute.
You can send a check payable to the Arizona Association for the Deaf-Blind (AzADB) at:
Arizona Association for the Deaf-Blind - Tucson
P.O. Box 94
Tucson, AZ 85702-0094
To make other contributions or if you would like to make a in-kind donation to the Arizona Association for the Deaf-Blind, please contact our treasurer Myra Davis at: davis7334@q.com
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A male deaf-blind member participates in the meeting through tactile-sign-langauge provided by a female SSP who is Deaf. |
Special Projects that help people living with a Combined Vision and Hearing Loss or Deaf-Blindness, which currently are in need of financial support:
- Assistive Technologies (AT) Acquisition & Repair Assistance Project. Read more...
- Emergency Individual Support Services Project. Read more...
- Recreation and Leisure Program. Read more...
- Travel & Registration support for members to attend the National Convention for the Deaf-Blind and/or other national or regional activities designed for the Deaf-Blind or have Combined Hearing &Vision Loss ( Current Project : Recently Assisted 2 members to attend the week long Seabeck Camp for the Deaf-Blind in Seattle, Washington; August 24 - 30, 2009.
- Ongoing Fund Raising Efforts
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Fundraising projects: A male member who is deaf-blind |
AzADB Wish List:
Grocery Store Gift Cards for our fund raising events or our recreational activities
- Gift Cards to Restaurants, Department & Specialty Stores, Services, Etc. to be used as prizes in our raffles
- Airline Tickets or Vouchers to be used to help send individuals who are Deaf-Blind or have Combined Vision & Hearing Loss and their volunteer human service providers to the National Convention of the Deaf-Blind or other national and regional activities that are specifically designed for the benefit of those living with these conditions.
- LCD Projector for association meetings so that the individuals who can see large print would be able to share the resources of one computer typist and one very large screen instead of the current situation whereby members are being scattered around several computers trying to share the view of a typical computer monitor.
- Hotel Rooms or Cabins in areas that are by water, in the mountains or close to a touristy place which members could use with the help of volunteer human service providers to have a leisure time experience that normally most of them can never afford otherwise.
- Good Used Working Computers that are strong enough to work with Assistive Technology for members who do not have the resources to obtain their own off the shelf computers.
