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Sopel Foundation for Dyslexia Grants is a grant from the Sopel Foundation for Dyslexia that funds nonprofits and educational institutions working to improve diagnosis, treatment, and support for individuals with dyslexia.
Founded by NHL player Brent Sopel — who overcame dyslexia himself — the foundation focuses on early detection and intervention, given that an estimated 1 in 5 school-aged children are dyslexic but only 20–30% receive a diagnosis. Eligible activities include grants and scholarships for K-12 educators pursuing training to support students with reading disorders, improved dyslexia testing initiatives, and public awareness efforts.
Open to nonprofit organizations and educational institutions. Award amounts vary.
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Sopel Foundation for Dyslexia: Committed to a better world. 1 in 5 children have dyslexia. Only 5% of them are actually diagnosed.
We’re on a mission to change that. Dyslexia: The Hidden Struggle Hear from children, parents, and Brent Sopel on why early diagnosis changes lives. Click here for the full video Here for dyslexic children!
At least 20% of school-aged children are thought to be dyslexic. Only 20-30% of them actually get a diagnosis. Donate $50 to support an individual with dyslexia.
Join us in making a difference. Each $50 = one sponsorship We are all about giving people like our founder, Brent Sopel, an equal chance in their environment. Join the Sopel Foundation for Dyslexia, a 501(c)(3) organization, and contribute to a world where people with dyslexia get the support they deserve!
Dyslexia affects as many as 1 in 5 people. More than 40 million Americans are dyslexic. Only 2 million of those have been diagnosed.
Our mission is to provide financial and educational support, as well as early detection and intervention, that people with dyslexia deserve. people are thought to be affected by dyslexia. people with dyslexia are identified.
A lack of diagnosis means many people who have dyslexia needlessly struggle in school, with friends, with confidence. Sometimes for their entire lives. We believe that by addressing the needs of 1 in 5 children that have dyslexia, particularly through initiatives like early detection and intervention for dyslexia, we can significantly improve their lives and unleash their full potential.
Our commitment to this cause is driven by the profound impact it can have on individuals, families, and society as a whole. Together, we strive to create a brighter future where every person has the opportunity to thrive and succeed. With your help, we can help more young people overcome dyslexia and empower them to be confident in and out of the classroom.
Provide grants and scholarships to K-12 educators to pursue training to support children with reading disorders Improve dyslexia testing to reduce the number of undiagnosed cases. Test every K-12 student for dyslexia. Create a dedicated dyslexia school in Indiana.
Brent has been a mentor to me as a mom with a child with dyslexia and a huge help to her with suggesting of accomodations to help her at school. After implementing Brent's suggestions in my daughter's classes, her educational experience was much better. She felt she was actually learning and understanding things better.
Together , we can make it happen. The solutions exist, but we require financial support to make them a reality - and bring change to the world ! Together we can bring the right tools and assets to better identify, help and create equal chances for the successful dyslexic adults of tomorrow !
Your financial support is crucial for the Sopel Foundation for Dyslexia to continue making a positive impact on the dyslexic community. Make an impact by joining our cause. We invite you to donate to our cause, and bring about a massive impact to our children.
Do you want to bring more awareness in your community, educational institution or network? You can make a request for personal appearances and speaking opportunities. Thank you, Gar Wood Securities, for your support of the Sopel Foundation!
We look forward to doing incredible things with your partnership. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Get in touch with us.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations and educational institutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Sopel Foundation for Dyslexia Grants is funded by Sopel Foundation for Dyslexia. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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