Your support makes all the difference! Whether you donate, volunteer, or help spread the word, you’re joining a community committed to positive change. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us reach more people and create lasting impact.
Help us grow our mission: give your time, share our story, or make a gift today.
2026 Giving Campaign
Our Giving Campaign plays a vital role in supporting our operating budget, ensuring we can continue to provide meaningful programs, and keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes.
Your generosity also helps bring people together through social events that foster connection, belonging, and shared experiences. Click HERE to donation to our Giving Campaign.
Business and Corporate Giving
To expand and keep our programs growing, we are seeking partnerships with local businesses. We are grateful for support in any of the following ways:
Monetary Donations
Fund our scholarships and local community events through monetary donations by clicking HERE
In-Kind Donations (Gift Cards, Products, or Services)
In-Kind donations are used directly for fundraising (raffles/auctions), programs, or prizes. For in-kind donations, email info@dsasc.org
DSASC is a registered 501(c)(3) organization, and all donations are fully tax-deductible.
Brown Bear Car Wash Fundraiser
DSASC is selling Brown Bear Car Wash tickets! These Beary Clean Car Wash tickets are the same price you’d pay at Brown Bear, but when you purchase through DSASC all proceeds go directly to our association.
Beary Clean tickets ordered will be mailed to purchaser. Tickets are valid at all Brown Bear locations in Washington state.
Volunteer With Us
Join our team of volunteers and help bring our fundraising events and community celebrations to life. Whether you’re assisting with event setup, greeting guests, coordinating activities, or helping behind the scenes, your time and energy make a real difference. Email info@dsasc.org to volunteer with DSASC.
Everyday ways to support individuals with Down syndrome and help create a more inclusive community:
Be inclusive in daily life
Make an effort to include people with Down syndrome in conversations, activities, and social events. Small gestures—like saying hello, inviting someone to join, or simply treating them as an equal—go a long way.
Use respectful language
Choose person-first and respectful language, and follow the lead of individuals and families on how they prefer to be addressed. Avoid stereotypes or assumptions.
Educate yourself and others
Take time to learn about Down syndrome, and gently correct misconceptions when you hear them. Sharing accurate information helps build understanding and acceptance.
Support independence
Encourage and respect independence by allowing individuals to make choices, learn new skills, and participate fully in everyday life.
Be patient and open-minded
Everyone communicates and learns differently. Practicing patience and being open to different ways of interacting creates a more welcoming environment.
Advocate for inclusion
Speak up for inclusive practices in schools, workplaces, and community spaces. Support policies and programs that promote equal opportunities.
Celebrate abilities and achievements
Focus on strengths and accomplishments rather than limitations. Recognition and encouragement help build confidence and belonging.
