How to Fund and Support OCSD

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Support OCSD in advocating for Deaf culture and providing resources to the community.
🔹 General Donations
Help sustain OCSD’s programs and preserve Deaf heritage.
🔹 Donate to Specific Programs
Support free ASL classes for families, ASL instructor training, or initiatives for Deaf children and families.

Every contribution creates a more inclusive world.

Transcript:
Signed by Leah Riddell
At OCSD, we rely on the generosity of our supporters to continue advocating for Deaf culture, promoting sign language, and providing crucial resources to the community. Here’s how you can help: General Donations Your contributions help sustain OCSD’s programs and initiatives. By donating, you enable us to continue offering support to the Deaf community, educating the public, and preserving Deaf heritage. Donate to Specific Programs If you’re passionate about a particular area, you can donate directly to one of our many programs. For example, your donation can go towards providing free ASL classes for families of Deaf children, helping parents communicate with their children and create stronger family bonds through language. Support ASL Instructors Your donation can also support the training and development of ASL instructors. These instructors play a vital role in educating both Deaf and hearing individuals, ensuring that sign language remains a vibrant and accessible tool for communication. By contributing, you help us provide resources and professional development to ASL instructors, allowing them to continue their important work in the community. Support Families of Deaf Children We believe that every family with a Deaf child should have access to ASL education. Your donation to this program will ensure that families who need it most can receive free ASL instruction, empowering them to provide a bilingual environment that supports their child’s growth. Your support—whether large or small—makes a lasting impact on the Deaf community and helps us continue to serve and advocate for a more inclusive world.