My Nonprofit Reviews

I was made aware of the Invisible Disabilities Association almost five months ago by a friend who was working with them on the idea for the Summit that will take place November 16 - 21, 2020. More than 40 years ago I suffered a skull fracture compliments of a drunk driver; twenty-nine years ago I had a toxic injury that burned my lungs compliments of a negligent gas station at which I was covered head to toe in gasoline . I never before realized these injuries had a category - invisible disabilities. Disabilities that I suffered with in silence because few could readily observe or comprehend the magnitude of their impact on my life. Working with the leaders of the organization on the summit opened my eyes to the value of what they do; it also opened my eyes to the dedication of these people and this exceptional organization. I am proud to have made my small contribution to this upcoming summit and will continue to support the Invisible Disabilities Association in whatever way I can.