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The FDD Capital Grants RFP - 2025: Transforming Lives Through Capital Funding is a grant from the Foundation for Developmental Disabilities (FDD) that invests in infrastructure and resources for nonprofits supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in San Diego and Imperial Counties, California.
Through the 2025 Capital Funding Special Gift Funds Program, FDD awards grants up to $100,000 to fund essential capital projects such as improvements to education facilities, therapy spaces, and accessibility features. Projects should foster inclusion, accessibility, and personal growth for the IDD community. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations operating in San Diego and Imperial Counties.
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FDD Capital Grants RFP - 2025: Transforming Lives Through Capital Funding The Foundation for Developmental Disabilities (FDD) proudly supports organizations creating long-term, tangible improvements for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Through our 2025 Capital Funding Special Gift Funds Program, we invest in infrastructure and resources that foster inclusion, accessibility, and personal growth for the IDD community across San Diego and Imperial Counties. These grants empower nonprofit organizations to enhance education, therapy, accessibility, and overall quality of life for individuals with IDD.
By funding essential capital projects, we ensure that these organizations can continue their transformative work in the future.
2025 FDD Capital Grant Recipients & Their Impact Boys and Girls Clubs of Northwest San Diego – Real Options for Adults with Disabilities (ROADs) Portable Stage -- $7,059 The Real Options for Adults with Disabilities (ROADs) program provides educational and enrichment opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities ages 22-50, many of whom are no longer served by the public school system.
With FDD funding, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northwest San Diego will purchase a portable stage, creating new opportunities for participants to engage in performance-based learning and self-expression. This investment will: Enable 30-35 individuals with Down syndrome, autism, and other disabilities to participate in performances, presentations, and group activities.
Foster confidence, communication skills, and creativity through music, theater, and storytelling. Provide a mobile solution that can be used across multiple locations, ensuring continued access to performing arts experiences. Through this funding, FDD is helping individuals with disabilities find their voices, build confidence, and engage with their communities in new and meaningful ways.
Home of Guiding Hands – Virtual Reality Therapy Program -- $21,400 With 1 in 36 children diagnosed with autism, the demand for innovative therapy solutions continues to grow. Home of Guiding Hands (HGH) is responding to this need by launching a Virtual Reality (VR) Therapy Program, integrating immersive experiences into traditional therapy methods.
FDD’s funding will support the purchase of 20 Oculus Rift S PC-powered VR Headsets, allowing participants to engage in therapeutic, real-world simulations that: Reduce social anxiety and isolation by creating controlled, low-stress environments. Improve life skills through interactive, gamified experiences. Support cognitive development and increase engagement through VR-assisted learning.
Expand therapy access, starting with 20 participants and scaling up to serve 50+ individuals. By integrating cutting-edge technology into therapy, FDD and HGH are pioneering new, innovative ways to enhance the well-being and independence of individuals with autism and developmental disabilities.
Includ(Ed) – Inclusive Play & Accessibility Upgrades -- $100,000 Founded in 2022, Includ(Ed) is dedicated to inclusive early childhood education, ensuring that children with documented disabilities receive the support they need to thrive. In 2024, the organization served 150 children and families through specialized programs, workshops, and playgroups.
FDD’s capital funding will help transform Includ(Ed)’s facilities by supporting the installation of: Inclusive Playgrounds and Sensory Spaces – Adaptive equipment, tactile pathways, musical play elements, and interactive panels to support motor development and social interaction. Parent Support Spaces – Creating comfortable environments where caregivers can connect, work remotely, or recharge.
ADA Compliance & Accessibility Upgrades – Ensuring facilities are fully accessible, safe, and inclusive for all families. By investing in inclusive play and accessible spaces, FDD and Includ(Ed) are creating a foundation for lifelong learning, social development, and community support for children of all abilities.
FDD Board Approves Additional Funding for the Adjoin ARTE Program -- $3,736 The Foundation remains dedicated to empowering the I/DD community through strategic investments that foster lasting change.
The FDD Board has approved additional funding for Adjoin to purchase essential equipment for its Authentic Relationships Through Creative Expression (ARTE) program, further expanding access to innovative therapies and creative opportunities. By supporting transformative projects like this, we ensure that individuals with I/DDs have the resources to thrive in inclusive, enriching environments.
FDD’s funding will support the purchase of equipment for the ARTE program, including: Color LaserJet Pro Printer FDD’s additional funding strengthens Adjoin’s ARTE program, expanding creative and technological opportunities for individuals with I/DDs. By providing essential equipment, we continue our commitment to fostering inclusion, independence, and artistic expression in empowering environments.
Building a More Inclusive Future The Foundation for Developmental Disabilities is committed to empowering the I/DD community by making strategic capital investments that create lasting change. By funding these transformative projects, we ensure that individuals with IDD in San Diego and Imperial Counties can access innovative therapies, educational programs, and inclusive environments.
These capital grants strengthen our nonprofit partners, enhance community resources, and promote independence and inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities. For more information about FDD’s grant programs and impact, visit https://www. foundationfordd.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in San Diego and Imperial Counties Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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ALCWF Grant Program is a grant from the American Legion Child Welfare Foundation that funds nonprofit programs supporting the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual welfare of children and youth across the United States. Since 1954, the foundation has awarded over million to youth-serving organizations. Grants support research, programs, and activities with national or large regional impact — not day-to-day operating costs, brick-and-mortar construction, or government fund matching. Eligible applicants are tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations; grants are never made to individuals. Grant amounts are not publicly specified. The 2026 application cycle required submission to American Legion National Headquarters in Indianapolis by July 15, 2025.
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