My Nonprofit Reviews

The trademark Issued for this charity is for "Invisible Disabilities", not for " Invisible Disabilities Association", a fact that this charity has already begun to use to its advantage. They have forced name changes of other disability groups on Facebook, whilst claiming to want to bring charities together. As part of the disabled community with a non-apparent disability, I am concerned to see my identuty trademarked in this manner.

Their founder is non-disabled, and the bio presented for him focuses solely on the supposed heroism of his marrying and supporting a disabled partner. His connection to the community that this charity purports to serve is weak, as evidenced by the attacks on other charities. Very disappointed and would encourage others to donate elsewhere.