Darlington County Disabilities & Special Needs Board

Donations

   
    Like many non-profit organizations, DCDSNB depends on the generosity of individuals and organizations in the community to help us provide services for people in need and much less fortunate than most folks.  Since 1967, DCDSNB has helped many thousands of people.  Currently, DCDSNB serves over 500 families.


    Due to the rules and regulations involved in receiving state and federal grants, some of our agency's needs are difficult to address.  In addition, we are proud to say that we place our consumers' needs first whenever possible.  As a result, many of our agency needs are unmet.  This is unfortunate because items like new audio / visual equipment would be used to train our employees which would indirectly benefit our consumers. 


Making Financial Donations

   
DCDSNB is happy to accept financial donations. All Financial Donations assist our agency in covering costs that are not covered by state and federal funds.  In many cases, the entire cost of an approved service is not covered and the agency must bear the shortfall. 


Donate with your credit card here

 

If you are interested in making a donation, but prefer to donate items or services rather than money, please consider the following items from our Wish List:

 

Early Intervention:  Educational books / toys for children up to five years of age, Play-Doh for interactive play

 

Senior Program:  Simple puzzles (50 pieces or less) and simple crafts for adults, magazines for craft projects

 

Adult Day Program:  Musical intruments for new music class

 

Administration:  Cases of white copy paper, Color copy paper, Locking storage cabinets for Training supplies, Audio / visual equipment for Training purposes (i.e., TV, DVD player, surge protectors, etc.), and shelving for computer servers

 

Services Needed:  Landscaping (trimming trees and shrubs)

 

 

For more information on donating to DCDSNB, please contact Carrie Chenard via e-mail at cchenard@dcdsnb.org or by phone at (843) 332-7252 ext. 101.