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Category: DASCH Foundation

  • Invisible Condition podcast episode artwork with Tiffany Yu holding up her book.

    DASCH Inc.

    Reads & Resources: Summer 2026

    A quarterly curated mix of a video, article, and podcast that explores disability inclusion through different perspectives. This summer’s selection includes a film about Canadians with Down syndrome, an article about practical ways to respond to the R-word, and a podcast about disability inclusion.

  • Cindy Rodych portrait and Rodych Integrated Design Inc. logo.

    DASCH Foundation

    Donor Feature: Cindy Rodych and Rodych Integrated Design Inc.

    Cindy Rodych’s connection to the DASCH Foundation began through her work with her company, Rodych Integrated Design Inc. on a future building project. Her connection quickly grew into a deeper commitment after seeing the impact of DASCHWorks and attending the Possibilities Gala.

  • Illustration of an iceberg labeled 'Parenting an adult with a disability' showing visible and hidden challenges like exhaustion, lost support, and knowledge retention.

    DASCH Foundation

    The Quiet Weight:  What Families Carry Every Day

    Learn about the visible and invisible weight families carry while supporting adults with intellectual disabilities — from daily coordination and advocacy to the emotional load of planning, protecting and hoping for the future.

  • Loeppky family photo

    DASCH Foundation

    Donor Feature: The Loeppky Family

    For the Loeppkys, supporting the DASCH Foundation is rooted in their journey raising their daughter Hannah, who lives with a developmental disability and autism. Their experience highlights the importance of strong community services.

  • A young man wearing a red ball cap and medals around his neck sits at a restaurant table inside. Trophies are on the table in the foreground.

    DASCH Inc.

    Reads & Resources: Spring 2026

    A quarterly curated mix of one video, one article, and one podcast that explores disability inclusion through different perspectives. This spring’s selection includes a video addressing micro-aggressions experienced by people with disabilities, a website created by and for people with disabilities to learn about their rights, and an audio story about an autistic person navigating the professional world.

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    A Recording-Breaking Possibilities Gala

    The 2026 Possibility Gala presented by Mid-Town Ford welcomed more than 560 guests and brought in over $764,000 for the DASCH Foundation. The entire DASCH & Foundation team is overwhelmed with gratitude and excitement. Learn more about how the event went down.

  • Several paper cutouts of hands in various colors (blue, tan, yellow, green, teal, purple) are raised with red hearts on their palms against a light pink background.

    DASCH Inc.

    National Volunteer Week: How Volunteers Make an Impact at DASCH

    Volunteers are essential at DASCH and the DASCH Foundation to help put on events, enrich the lives of the people we support, and govern the organization. Learn more about all the different ways volunteers make a big impact from DASCH and DASCH Foundation team members this National Volunteer Week.