GIVING TUESDAY

FIVE YEARS.
FIVE DOLLARS.
ENDLESS IMPACT.

Five years ago, two mothers had a dream: that their kids with disabilities could belong everywhere. Today, you can help the dream continue for the next five years.

Donate $5 Today

FROM A SINGLE SCHOOL TO FAMILIES and PROFESSIONALS ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST.

When Amy Hibbs and Allison Huffstutler started BRIDGED, they wanted to raise disability awareness in their kids' schools.

Five years later, that dream has grown into IEP training for parents and professionals, disability awareness curriculums in schools and churches, and the Upstate’s largest Disability Resource Expo three years running.

Together, We’re Building a Movement for Disability Inclusion.

This Giving Tuesday, help us keep it going:

Give just $5 to support the next 5 years of disability advocacy.

FIVE WAYS $5 HELPS

  • $5 helps families, educators and professionals attend IEP training

  • A modern house with wooden and stone exterior walls is situated on a grassy hillside with mountain ranges in the background, some with snow at the peaks, under a cloudy sky.

    $5 helps keep the Disability Resource Expo free for everyone who wants to attend.

  • Scenic view of a lake surrounded by green hills and towering mountains under a cloudy sky.

    $5 helps a parent get a free Disability Resource Guide in their hands.

  • $5 helps a school bring disability awareness curriculum into classrooms.

  • A modern rectangular building with wooden and white exterior walls is set in a grassy landscape with yellowish bushes, against a background of tall, rugged mountains with sparse vegetation.

    $5 helps a student access disability awareness and inclusion leadership training

WHY WE SERVE

MELISSA SANDERS

“When my son was diagnosed with autism, I quickly learned that a diagnosis is just the beginning. Families need more than information. They need people who understand, a community they can turn to, and systems that recognize and support their child’s potential. That experience shaped the work I do with BRIDGED today.”

JAMEKA MURPHY

“Everyone deserves to be seen, heard, and treated with dignity. But creating a community where people with disabilities are truly valued takes more than good intentions. It takes understanding, accessible support, and a willingness to make things better for everyone. That’s why I’m proud to serve on the BRIDGED board and be part of this important work.”

DERRICK MEANS

“I believe your disability does not define what you can accomplish. I know what it means to face barriers, but I also know what’s possible when you have opportunities, support, and people who believe in you. That’s why I’m passionate about helping BRIDGED create communities where people with disabilities are included and valued.”

Be part of the next five years

Build the bridge to true disability inclusion with us, one gift at a time.