Private, family, corporate, and community foundation grants are critical sources of support, which has enabled Project Eye-To-Eye to empower and help one of the most at-risk populations in our country: children with the labels of learning disabled (LD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Foundation and corporate grants provide support for Project Eye-to-Eye to invest in new and developing mentoring chapters across the United States, and to convene stakeholder groups in a national dialogue around the needs of students labeled with learning disabilities, alternative learning styles, and educational reform.

In turn, the programs and services that Project Eye-To-Eye provides the LD/ADHD community have a lasting impact on the tens of thousands of children, families, caregivers, and teachers we serve through our teacher training programs, parent outreach services, public presentations, and through the Organizing Institute.

Project Eye-To-Eye is truly grateful to receive the support of foundations and our corporate partners. To learn more about grant funding opportunities please email David Flink, Executive Director/Co-Founder or contact him at 212-537-4429.