Friendship Circle of Dallas

$45,065 raised by 69 donors

60% complete

$75,000 Goal

This North Texas Giving Day, Friendship Circle is aiming higher than ever with a $75,000 goal to grow our programs and create a permanent home for our community.

We’re excited to share that the Sylvan T. Baer Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee, has provided a $12,500 grant toward the creation of a sensory room in our newly established program space.

Your gift will be matched dollar for dollar, helping us make the most of this opportunity and continue building a space where people with and without disabilities can connect, participate, and belong.

Your Gift Helps Us Grow.

When you choose friendship, you’re helping make more possible:

More programs designed for different ages, interests, and ways of connecting
Dedicated spaces, including a sensory room, where participants can feel comfortable and engaged
More opportunities for meaningful connection between people with and without disabilities
A permanent home for Friendship Circle’s growing community

Choose Friendship this Giving Day. Help us reach $75,000 and shape what comes next for Friendship Circle.

Giving Activity

Mission

The Friendship Circle enriches the lives of participants of all abilities by fostering meaningful connections, creating lasting friendships, and promoting inclusion, strengthening both the Jewish and Greater Dallas communities.

Needs

Funds raised will support expanded programming for different ages and interests, peer leadership opportunities, and the development of our new permanent program space, including a sensory room.

Choose Friendship this Giving Day and help us build what comes next.

Equity Statement

Friendship Circle of Dallas is open to people of all walks of life and participation is free of charge. The organization is committed to providing safe spaces for individuals of all abilities to engage with one another, with freedom from discrimination, harassment or judgement. Friendship Circle of Dallas recognizes a lack of social activities that exist for intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals, in particular, and is committed to providing a positive, enjoyable environment conducive to their needs.