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It may surprise you…

but, DyslexiaHelp receives no financial support from the University of Michigan. Although based at the university, this informative and extremely helpful website has largely been funded by a single donor. Moving forward, DyslexiaHelp needs your support to continue its mission helping those who cope with dyslexia.

Every dollar counts.

Your donation to DyslexiaHelp supports people coping with this disorder through new dyslexia content, resources, and direct follow-up to their questions. You don’t have to be a millionaire to make a difference. Donations of any size have the potential to drastically improve individuals quality of life by helping them find answers and support.

boy with hand under his chin and looking up with thoughtful pensive facial expression
boy with hand under his chin and looking up with thoughtful pensive facial expression

Make your donation now!

Use our secure U-M online giving portal page by clicking the button below to make a tax-deductible donation to support the work of DyslexiaHelp.

To make a donation by check, make it payable to The University of MichiganDyslexiaHelp and address it to:

University of Michigan
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2301 Commonwealth Boulevard, Suite 100
Ann Arbor, MI 48105-2967

To assist in processing your donation, please also write DyslexiaHelp Web Project—338313 in the memo.

The Very Real Impact of DyslexiaHelp

“I contacted your organization last February about my son and his difficulties in school. My husband and I suspected a problem but couldn’t get the school to listen. You [Dr. Pierson] referred me to Dr. Ryan in Grand Rapids and we just finished up our assessments and my son is severely dyslexic. While saddened about this I am so thankful I took your advice and trusted my gut and got him tested. We are looking forward to getting on track this school year.”