Every child deserves the opportunity to develop their best potential.

Donors and community partners are a vital part of providing exceptional programs that help neurodiverse children and their families thrive.

There are many ways you can support Step by Step in our mission:

  • Step up for children and families by becoming a recurring donor. Recurring donations build sustainability, help our team dream big, and ensure we can provide the best possible supports in our programs .

  • Access matching funds through your workplace. Corporations and small businesses alike are engaging their employees by supporting the causes important to them. Platforms such as Benevity enable companies to match personal donations made to Step by Step Early Intervention Society. Determine if your employer has a matching program in place that will increase the impact of your donation and proceed accordingly.

  • Commit your community-minded business to becoming a valued partner. Simply make an online charitable donation, or reach out if you’d like to discuss other opportunities.

  • Donate securities or mutual funds and enjoy the benefit of a charitable tax receipt.

  • Host a grassroots fundraiser of your own. Friends, family and passionate advocates have encouraged donations to Step by Step in support of their milestones, special occasions and physical endeavours. Let us know what you’re planning.

  • Include Step by Step Early Intervention Society in your estate planning. Designating a charitable gift in a will provides a meaningful opportunity to leave a legacy for neurodiverse children and their families.

Your support matters:

Children receive government funding once they have reached certain age and diagnosis requirements, but this funding only goes so far to support their education and therapy needs. We’re passionate about providing accessible, early intervention as soon as possible - even before children are eligible for government funding. Your financial support contributes to providing access to programs during the most critical ages for development, the first five years of a child’s life.

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