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Message 2024IMPACT REPORTWe believe when POTENTIAL is given OPPORTUNITY the outcome is SUCCESS!Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report
iCan! WorkThe Down Syndrome Foundation ofFlorida believes SUCCESS happens whenPOTENTIAL is given OPPORTUNITY andsupport. Our members have incredibleabilities, and we work to ensure they areprepared for all stages of life.By building strong partnerships withfamilies, educators, and the community,The FOUNDATION delivers the tools andresources needed for SUCCESS.During the past 14 years, we’ve awardedmore than $1.5 million in scholarships,helping individuals with Down syndromegrow, achieve, and thrive.We are a volunteer-powered organization dedicated to empowering individuals with Downsyndrome through creative projects that enhance their welfare, education, health, andtalents.Our goal is to promote inclusivity, understanding, and acceptance, with a vision of fullcommunity inclusion for people with Down syndrome.267 unique events. 5,239 attendees.Over 750 volunteersdedicating more than5,500 hours of theirtime.2024 SUCCESS AT A GLANCEThe FOUNDATIONCOMMUNITY IMPACTSCHOLARSHIPS AWARDEDWE SUPPORT ALL AGES & STAGES!18 Members participated in the iCan!Work program12 work locations5 Success Coaches provided on-the-jobtraining at work locations100% of iCan! Workgraduates when hiredearn above minimumwage!DID YOU KNOW...$180,258WWW.DSFFLORIDA.ORGDown Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report
5-6GrowthEXTRAordinary Engagement Programs & EventsMember ScholarshipsiCan! WorkiCan! ProgramsiCan! Bike CampCelebrating SUCCESS!12347-1011-121314151617An Education-Focused FOUNDATIONA Volunteer-Powered FOUNDATION19-20Tour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon21Our Donors22Financial ReportStatewide ImpactDown Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Success at All StagesEmpowering Minds & Lives18
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Carrie Eisnaugle - Attorney, The Grosshans Group, mother of Emery (6)The FOUNDATION has been an invaluable part of my life since finding out I washaving a child with Down syndrome. As both a parent and a board member, Ihave witnessed firsthand the life-changing impact it has on families andindividuals with Down syndrome. Serving in this leadership capacity allows meto secure essential resources for not only my daughter, but for ALL individualswith Down syndrome. Through The FOUNDATION we are not only parents on ourown family journey, we are arm in arm with other families, helping one anotheralong on a shared journey.Christie Bancalari - Co-Founder, mother of Adriana (19)I am proud of our commitment to supporting a lifetime of success for individualswith Down syndrome — and for the countless volunteers, professionals, andcommunity leaders who walk alongside them. From the moment of a prenataldiagnosis to welcoming new babies, and from empowering educators toequipping employers and coworkers, every FOUNDATION program isintentionally crafted to foster continuous growth and meaningful inclusion.Through strategic scholarships and innovative partnerships, we’re creatingpathways that uplift not only our members but also the broader circle offamilies, educators, and allies who share in their journey. The FOUNDATION ismore than a charity — it’s a movement to build a world where every individual’sunique gifts are recognized and celebrated.John Chiorando - CEO, Quality One Wireless, father of Joey (14) As both a parent and a board member, I have the unique privilege of witnessingfirsthand the profound impact our foundation has on families and individualswith Down syndrome. Serving in this leadership capacity allows me to advocatefor vital resources and support while connecting with other passionate parentsand community members. Together, we are not only shaping a brighter future forour children, but also fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment thatresonates throughout our entire community.Lorin Anderson - Founder & President of Proponent Group, father of Callie (19)Our family’s move to Florida coinciding with the launch of The FOUNDATIONproved to be remarkably fortunate. Over the past 15 years, we’ve accessed anextraordinary range of resources for our daughter that families in other parts ofthe country often don’t have. As a board member, I take great pride in TheFOUNDATION’s leadership—not only in providing impactful programs, but also inour commitment to financial transparency and stewardship. By ensuring that thevast majority of funds directly support our mission, we continue to invest inmeaningful outcomes for individuals with Down syndrome and the communitiesthey call home.The Visionaries Behind the Mission
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Lorin Anderson Christie Bancalari Camille Gardiner Viki Kelchner John Chiorando Carrie Eisnaugle Tina MundeleinTina Mundelein - PT, mother of Elyse (33)I am thrilled to highlight the exceptional success of our 'iCan!' portfolio ofprograms in partnership with our dedicated partner: UCF. These initiatives havenot only inspired personal growth and knowledge in our members at every stageof development but have also created a vibrant network of future leaders whounderstand and celebrate the value individuals with Down syndrome bring totheir community. Together, we are breaking barriers and showcasing theincredible potential within each participant, proving that when working togetherwith the right resources and encouragement, anything is possible.Viki Kelchner - Professor at UCF and USC, mother of Baxter (12)The amount of opportunities the Foundation offers for families and individualswith Down syndrome is unbelievable! The Foundation works endlessly to makesure our community is provided with what they deserve and need to leadindependent successful lives. I am truly honored to be a part of such anincredible organization! We’re not just board members—we’re parents. Each of us has a child with Down syndrome, and we walkthis journey right alongside the families we serve. We’ve felt the challenges, celebrated the milestones,and witnessed the power of what’s possible when our children are given the chance to shine. That’s whywe believe with all our hearts: when POTENTIAL is given OPPORTUNITY, the outcome is SUCCESS.Thank you for joining us on this amazing journey!— The Board of DirectorsCamille Gardiner - Co-Founder, mother of Andrew (21)As a proud mom and co-founder of the Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida, Iam honored to reflect on another year of progress, inclusion, andempowerment. Our mission to ensure that individuals with Down syndrome aregiven every opportunity to thrive continues to guide our efforts and inspire ourgrowing community. Over the past year, we expanded our programs, deepenedpartnerships, and celebrated countless stories of growth and achievementamong the families we serve. It is both a personal and professional privilege towitness the lasting impact of our initiatives and to work alongside the passionateadvocates, volunteers, and supporters who share our vision of a more inclusivefuture.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 1As our organization expands and our foundations strengthen, we are witnessing the rewards of our efforts reflected in the achievements of our members.Members of The FOUNDATION are blossomingthroughout the Sunshine State!Statewide Impact
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 2New Member Families Total Member Families2010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320240500100015002000Nearly 2,000 families have come together with us in ourmission to empower lives for a brighter future. We achievethis by supporting projects that improve the welfare,education, health, and artistic and athletic skills ofindividuals with Down syndrome.Our GrowthBy recognizing and valuing the distinct talents and viewpoints of individuals with Downsyndrome, we strive to foster a more inclusive and compassionate society whereeveryone can flourish.At The FOUNDATION, we are firm believers in thetransformative power of support, encouragement, andopportunity to pave the way for a brighter future foreveryone with Down syndrome. By committing to continuouspersonal growth, we collectively reach greater heights.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report MEMBER QUOTE 267Unique Programs & Events5,239AttendeesEXTRAordinary Engagement3“I moved to Florida where I have no family around the area. Being a parentto a child with Down syndrome was challenging at the beginning. However,The FOUNDATION is not only an organization, it is actually a communitythat embraces families and supports them by all means through effectiveprograms, generous scholarships, informative meetings, and fungatherings not only for our children but also for us as parents. The FOUNDATION helps us feel that we are not alone in this journey, andwe develop long-life friends for ourselves and our beloved children. Trulyappreciate all that they do.”-Karima A.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 4“The Down Syndrome Foundation excels at offeringvaluable information to parents and organizing enjoyableevents for families of all ages. I highly recommend them tofamilies who have a loved one with Down syndrome.”-Yeira C.Programs221 NetworkClub 321 Connect 21College and Career PrepDads’ Night OutDo You Have A Minute?Down Syndrome Partners inEducationiCan! Bike CampiCan! ExceliCan! GolfiCan! LearnEventsCamping JamboreeDown Syndrome Awareness Month PartyHealth Clinics for Children & AdultsInclusion Champion of the Year Award Ceremony for EducatorsSkate Night with APD & ABLE UnitedTour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon & Silent AuctionWinter Wonderland Holiday PartyWorld Down Syndrome Day CelebrationCountlessOPPORTUNITIESiCan! SurfiCan! WorkLEAPLucky LittlesMoms’ Night OutParent Information MeetingPEERSSelf-Advocacy CampsT21 Social Network Welcome Baby, Welcome FamilyBreakfastsYoung Explorers
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report * Amounts reflect actual scholarship dollars awarded to members and do not include scholarship program expenses.2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024$20,000$40,000$60,000$80,000$100,000$120,000$140,000$160,000$180,000$200,0005Member ScholarshipsIn 2010, during our first scholarship award season, we distributed$5,000 in scholarships. Fast forward to 2024, when TheFOUNDATION awarded more than $180,000 in scholarships!Thanks to the generosity of our donors and sponsors, we are able toprovide hundreds of scholarships to our families annually.Nearly $1.6 MILLION invested in our members since 2010!Amount Awarded 322 scholarships awarded just in 2024!
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 6When POTENTIAL is given OPPORTUNITY the outcome is SUCCESS!Scholarships Your Generosity in Action“They have been essential in our seventeen-year journey so far with our son!They provide consistent activities and opportunities for our kids to grow andbe more independent, make friends, and experience things they wouldn'totherwise. They also help provide scholarships, which allow my son to attendscuba therapy and speech therapy! I don't know what we would do withoutthem. It's truly a support group that I don't know what we would do without!”-Korin B.Sleepaway Camp ScholarshipsCommunity ScholarshipsSwimmingScholarshipsEducational ScholarshipsSpeech TherapyScholarshipsBehavior TherapyScholarshipsOral-Motor TherapyScholarshipsNeurodevelopmentalScholarshipsScholarships offered by The FOUNDATION:
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Our iCan! Work program istailored to offer on-the-jobtraining, along with theessential skills required tosecure and sustainemployment. We focus ona variety of skills, includingresume writing, interviewpreparation, online jobsearching, completingapplications, social skillsdevelopment, problemsolving, conflict resolutionin the workplace, andmuch more!iCan! Work at a Glance7iCan! WorkOur work locations and partners...Chick-fil-A, Orlando Health - Dr. Phillips, Orlando Health - Health Central,Orlando Health - Jewett Orthopedic Institute, Orlando Health - ORMC, OrlandoHealth - South Seminole, Orlando Magic/Levy Restaurants, Quality One Wireless,UCP-Bailes Campus, White Castle, YMCA - Downtown Orlando, YMCA - Oviedo18 iCan! Work employees 12 iCan! Work job sites5 iCan! Work Success CoachesFOUNDATION volunteers and members worked at Orlando Magic games inpartnership with Levy Restaurants, raising over $10,000 for our iCan! WorkProgram!
8iCan! Work Meet some of our amazing iCan! Work participants and hear what they have to sayabout how the program has helped them gain skills, confidence, and meaningfulwork experiences.Meet David!What is your job?I work at Lake Mary Hospital in Food and Nutrition. Ihelp people by preparing food and drinks, patient trays,silverware, fruit cups, and lemonade and sweet tea.Does anyone help you if you need it?Yes they help when I ask. I love my team. And mySuccess Coaches helped me get my job and getexperience.What are you really good at?I’m great at working on a team, staying focused, helpingothers, and working hard. My hobbies are biking,running, dancing, singing, and training. I like sports andhanging out with friends.What does The FOUNDATION mean to you?The FOUNDATION is love. It helped me make friendsand get my dream job.Meet Karen!What is your job?I work at White Castle. I prep boxes, clean the lobbyand dining area, refill and stock lids, take out trash,and clean the bathroom.Does anyone help you if you need it?Yes—my coworkers and boss help me and supportme. The Success Coaches are super cool and helpedme a lot. They always check in on me.What are you really good at? I’m independent and always stay focused. I advocatefor myself, work hard, and always like to be busy. What does your job mean to you?It means everything to me. I love having a jobbecause I reached my goal. DavidKarenDown Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report When a person with Down syndrome secures meaningfulemployment, it reflects not just their own determination, butthe collective effort of families, therapists, teachers, and acommunity that believes in their potential. Businesses gainpassionate, hardworking team members, and communitiesgrow richer through diversity, inclusion, and compassion.9iCan! WorkThe Journey to Employment: Built onSupport, Hard Work, and OpportunityThe path to employment is paved with earlyinterventions, family support, social experiences, andopportunities for personal growth. Our iCan! Workprogram is the culmination of this journey, whereindividuals are equipped with the practical skills andself-belief needed to succeed in the workplace.Employment for an individual with Downsyndrome doesn’t just happen by chance—it’s the result of years of dedication,support, and meaningful opportunities.At the Down Syndrome Foundation ofFlorida, we understand that a job offer isnot the beginning of success, but theresult of a lifelong journey.From infancy through adulthood, The FOUNDATIONprovides the tools and resources needed to helpindividuals thrive at every stage of life. Through ouriCan! Programs—such as iCan! Learn, and iCan! Bike,Advocacy Camps—and key scholarships supportingspeech therapy, education, recreation, and more, welay the groundwork for independence, confidence,and skill-building.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 10iCan! WorkLife after high school can bringuncertainty, but the Down SyndromeFoundation of Florida is here to guide theway. We provide the tools and supportindividuals with Down syndrome need tobuild successful, independent futures.Through our partnership with Florida’s Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) Program—the state’s largest employment service for individuals with unique abilities—wehelp members access career development opportunities with ease. As aregistered VR vendor since 2021, The FOUNDATION offers:Assistance with VR enrollmentOn-the-job training and career explorationPersonalized support from Success CoachesResources tailored to enhance skills andpromote long-term growthBy simplifying the process and offering hands-onguidance, we empower our members to pursuemeaningful employment, develop confidence, andunlock their full potential in the workplace andbeyond.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Did You Know? The FOUNDATION partners with eight Central Florida counties through ourinspiring Partners in Education program. Led by passionate Down SyndromeSpecialists, we provide training, resources, and hands-on support to helpcreate successful classrooms where every student has the chance to shine.11An Education-FocusedFOUNDATIONWorking together for success!
The Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida is proud to championthe cause of inclusion and looks forward to many more inspiringevents like Magic Night of Inclusion in the future.2024 Inclusion Champion of the Year • Ms. Tanya Veras Winter Park High School • Orange County Pubilc Schools An Education-FocusedFOUNDATIONThe FOUNDATION proudly hosted our 2nd annual Magic of Inclusion celebration wherewe honored educators nominated for the Inclusion Champion of the Year Award.This is a night of community, kindness, and the MAGIC of working together.Recognizing educators and professionals who create welcoming spaces for individualswith Down syndrome is always worth celebrating.12Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Joanna Novak, Dr. Phillips Elementary School • Heather Smith, Horizon High School • JessicaKeefe, Horizon High School • Jennifer Maloney, Aurelia Cole Academy • Jacqulynn Williams, East Lake Elementary • Tori Barnett, Auburndale Central Elementary •Krista Ramirez, Highland City Elementary School • Vera Hardee, Garden Grove Elementary •Lisa Trueheart, Brigham Academy • Lindsey Artman, Westside Elementary • Lisa Aguiar, Westside Elementary • Sarah Ayala, Cypress Springs Elementary • Jen Dugan, Ables Academy • Lily Kingsolver, Wildlife Explorers Nature Preschool at BrevardZoo • Alanna Lanzo, Wildlife Explorers Nature Preschool at Brevard Zoo2024 Nominees
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report iCan! Learn (4-9 years old)In partnership with UCF and the Toni Jennings Institute,this program empowers children with Down syndrome bybuilding vital reading, math, and STEM skills—whereverthey learn.Monthly sessions help kids grow in literacy and motorskills, while parents gain tools to support their success.Together, we unlock potential and create brighterfutures.College & Career Prep (16+)This program empowers individuals with Downsyndrome to explore lifelong learning, build practicalskills, and foster independence—whether or not collegeis their goal.It’s about preparing for success in the community, withparents and guardians gaining expert guidance tosupport a smooth, confident transition into adulthood.iCan! Excel (10-15 years old)Mindfulness and yoga help participants manage stress,build resilience, and create positive learning experiences.These practices boost focus, emotional regulation, andphysical strength.Learning through movement—even on their tummies—improves core strength, coordination, and cognitivedevelopment, laying the foundation for success in and outof the classroom.13iCan! ProgramsiCan! programs, created with UCF, support individuals with Downsyndrome from toddlerhood to adulthood. Whether building life skillsor exploring college, we empower lifelong learning and independence.Families gain expert guidance to help ensure a smooth, successfultransition at every stage.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 14iCan! Bike CampTHE MISSIONOur goal is to teach individuals with Down syndrome andother unique abilities to ride a standard two-wheelbicycle, empowering them to become independent ridersfor life. Achieving this milestone paves the way for newopportunities, boosts confidence, and encouragesindependence in many areas of their lives.We partner with iCan Shine to offer a groundbreakingbike riding program for 40 participants annually inCentral Florida. Over the course of a week, riders acquirecrucial biking skills, aided by dedicated volunteers whohelp make the event a success. Shortly after learning toride, many participants begin to exhibit newfoundindependence in their home environments.iCan! Bike allows participants to:discover a profound sense offreedom and empowermentelevate their confidence andself-worthdevelop autonomy in otheraspects of their livesexperience triumph over aperceived obstaclecelebrate moving forward withdetermination and resilience demonstrate their strength andperseverancerecognize their potential andthe possibility of doing hardthingsEXPERIENCE LIFE-CHANGING SUCCESS!Over the twelve years sinceThe FOUNDATIONintroduced iCan! Bike toCentral Florida, we haveenrolled 480 riders in iCan!Bike camp.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Mental Health & Wellness ProgramSponsored by Orlando HealthThis program offers specialized mental health support for individualswith Down syndrome and their families, ensuring emotional wellness iscentral to their journey.Focus areas:Conversation & friendship-buildingSocial media & communicationHandling conflict, bullying, and datingThrough role-play and real-life practice, participants gain confidence and independencein social settings.Key services:One-on-one counselingSupport groupsCreative Confidence® – therapeutic creativeexpression led by trained counselors15Prioritizing Minds,Empowering LivesAt The Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida, we recognize that emotional well-beingand social skills are essential components of a fulfilling, independent life. Throughtargeted mental health and social development programs, we are addressing criticalneeds within the Down syndrome community—needs that are often overlooked.PEERS® Program(Program for the Education and Enrichmentof Relational Skills) Hosted at the University of Central FloridaPEERS® addresses social isolation byteaching essential social skills for youngadults with Down syndrome. Developed atUCLA, this evidence-based program helpsparticipants build friendships and navigatesocial situations confidently.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report The 2024 Tour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon and Silent Auction was anincredible success, raising more than $400,000 in support of ourmission!With 80 lanes packed with enthusiastic member teams and corporatepartners, the energy was electric. For the third consecutive year,Marriott at Millenia proudly claimed the Corporate Cup of Inclusion,demonstrating their continued commitment to inclusion andcommunity support.More than 800 participants came together—not just to bowl, but tostand united in creating opportunities for individuals with Downsyndrome to thrive. It was a powerful day of fun, fundraising, andchampioning SUCCESS for all.16Tour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2023 Annual Impact Report Tour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon & Silent AuctionMagic Night of InclusionCamping JamboreeDown Syndrome Awareness Month Dinner and DanceIt’s a Wonderful Life! Winter Wonderland Holiday Party17Celebrating SUCCESS!800Attendees318Attendees175Attendees460Attendees130Attendees
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 18Volunteer-PoweredOur volunteers donated over 5,500 hours in 2024The FOUNDATION credits its success to dedicated volunteers who enhance its effortsthrough various roles, from event management to childcare. Key highlights include:Volunteers effectively communicate The FOUNDATION's vision within the community.Club 321 and T21 Social Network events foster connections and friendships amongindividuals with Down syndrome and our volunteers at various outings in the community.iCan! Bike Camp relies on volunteers who help members learn to ride bikes, resulting intransformative experiences for both riders and volunteers.The Tour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon & Silent Auction, supported by volunteers, fundsmost annual expenses.Over 750 volunteers served The FOUNDATION in 2024Fifty percent of our mission at The FOUNDATION is to offer communitymembers the opportunity to learn about individuals with Downsyndrome and eradicate outdated misconceptions of what is possible.
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Grants Received in 2024:19Our Donors Make the Mission POSSIBLEThe Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida flourishes due to the support of grantors,donors, and sponsors. Their generosity funds programs that enhance education, health,independence, and creativity for individuals with Down syndrome. This includesscholarships, inclusive sports, educational therapy, and community events. Each contribution tells a powerful story of inclusion and empowerment, helping to buildbrighter futures for individuals and families through acts of generosity."The oral motor therapy program has been life-changing for my son and our entire family. Through thisprogram, he has made remarkable progress in his communication skills, which has positively impactedhis confidence, social interactions, and academic performance. This experience has shown us the powerof early intervention and the difference it can make in a child’s life. We are deeply grateful for theprogram and the team behind it, as their commitment has opened up new opportunities for our son’sfuture and has given us hope and inspiration as a family." - Amber (mom)The impact is deeply personal and long-lasting. One parent shared:
Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report 20Our SponsorsMake the Mission POSSIBLETour of Champions Sponsors“I have participated and volunteered with The Down Syndrome Foundation of Floridafor the last decade and am continually amazed by all the good they do in ourcommunity for DS families. They have progressively grown and adapted to offer somany wonderful opportunities for kids and adults with DS and have the most inspiringleaders and volunteers. I feel so lucky and proud to be a part of this incrediblegrassroots organization doing so much pure good for Florida families.” - Heidi H.
Tour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon51%Grants/Business Income26%iCan! Work8%Individual Contributions6%Investment Income4%Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report Member Programs55%Scholarship Program22%iCan! Work13%Business & Operational6%Tour of Champions Bowl-A-Thon4%RevenueOverview*Financials are audited by an independent accounting firm.Financial ReportExpenseOverview21We are dedicated to the transparent and responsible stewardship of all donations we receive.Programs Fees 5%
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Down Syndrome FOUNDATION of Florida 2024 Annual Impact Report The FOUNDATION's purpose is to enhance lives for a brighter future byimplementing initiatives that promote the well-being, education, health, artisticexpression, athletic abilities, and employment skills of individuals with Downsyndrome, as well as the communities in which they live, learn, work, and play.The FOUNDATIONThe FOUNDATION envisions a community where individuals with Downsyndrome are embraced and included in all aspects of life.www.dsfflorida.org PO Box 533462 Orlando, FL 32853-3462info@dsfflorida.org 407-538-3537The FOUNDATION is a 501(c)3. Your donation is tax deductible. EIN number: 27-2436041We are a grassroots organization comprised of dedicated volunteers anddiligent individuals who are passionate about creating opportunities andenriching experiences through innovative initiatives and collaborations. Ourobjective is to promote inclusivity, foster understanding, encourageacceptance, and drive success by broadening opportunities for individuals,families, and communities impacted by Down syndrome.