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04/13/16    
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 All in a row: Getting your kids with ADHD organized
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  • After my son was diagnosed with ADHD, CHADD’s information provided understanding and direction during very difficult times. - Ginger, Ballinger, TX
  • I truly look forward to all the informational activities and events CHADD holds. - Robert, Boston, MA
  • CHADD is there for all of us who need to hear a strong and understanding voice. - Janet, Metairie, LA
  • I was very impressed with the conference organization, caliber of presentation, and absence of bias in the speakers. - Owen O. Osage

  • A professional inform us about CHADD after our son’s diagnosis…This organization saved our son’s and each of his family members’ lives.- Anonymous

  • I made my first major breakthrough at the CHADD conference…best money I ever spent! - Anonymous

  • CHADD has been an incredible resource to our family for information, personal support, and inspiration in helping our granddaughter live successfully with her ADHD.
  • CHADD has been there for my family for over 20 years and I support this campaign so they can continue to provide the support and services that are needed
  • The day I joined CHADD,my lived changed for the better! As an adult with A DHD, I have learned so much from CHADD and made many wonderful friends!
  • CHADD works tirelessly to help families and individuals with ADHD and I'm pleased to support their mission.
  • CHADD was so helpful to me 25+ years ago, when I was desperate for information on ADHD when our son was diagnosed and so little information was around as internet was non-existent.
  • I am an adult with ADHD parenting children with ADHD and caring for a parent with ADHD. I support CHADD.
  • CHADD does great work helping adults with ADHD and the children they love find the strategies they need to succeed.
  • I cannot imagine being someone with ADHD without CHADD. Consistently vital, valid, professional, and passionate, CHADD has been the prime source of learning and supporting for people with ADHD for what seems like forever.
  • CHADD has made all of the difference in my life and that of my family. Over the years I have given time and money, but I can never give back all that I have received in support and information. Thank you, CHADD!
  • CHADD has made me a better parent, sister, daughter, friend.....and a better person. CHADD is vital to providing education, support and advocacy for our community
  • ADHD is a serious disorder and we cannot ignore or make light of its impact on people's lives. CHADD works diligently to make living with ADHD manageable and successful for those who have ADHD and those who live with, treat, and teach those with ADHD.
  • I feel honored to be a part of such a great organization that works so hard to make a difference in the lives of people affected by ADHD.
  • I care deeply about CHADD and it's mission of education, support and advocacy!
  • CHADD is the cornerstone that supports all the good work that everyone else in the world of ADHD is doing. We need a strong foundation and this donation supports that good work.
Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD), is a national nonprofit organization that improves the lives of people affected by ADHD through education, advocacy, and support. CHADD is in the forefront in creating and implementing programs and services in response to the needs of adults and families affected by ADHD through collaborative partnerships and advocacy, including training for parents and K-12 teachers, hosting educational webinars and workshops, being an informative clearinghouse for the latest evidence-based ADHD information, and providing information specialists to support the ADHD community.