My Nonprofit Reviews

Founded by an abled man who, according to his own bio, married his disabled wife "in spite" of her disabilities and whose friends are surprised he married her because she is disabled.

If you have an organisation which purports to help disabled people, perhaps address your issues of ableism first. Disabled people are not here to be pitied, we're not here to inspire you, and we're certainly not about to support the sort of an organisation which trademarks our identities in order to profit from us whilst simultaneously shutting down any and all contact made with them in an attempt to hold them accountable.

This organisation has blocked disabled people who dare challenge them on social media and ignored countless others, immediately stifling the conversation and refusing to answer legitimate queries from the very people they pretend to support.

Finally, since trademarking the phrase "invisible disabilities", they have sent cease and desist letters to other organisations who use that same phrase, a simple descriptive phrase, which is used by thousands of disabled people as part of their identity.

Send your money elsewhere, find an organisation which does not seek to stamp out other charities and rob its potential clients of their very identities.