Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA)

Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) The Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) is the world's leading adult Attention Deficit/Hyp

🚨 FINAL HOURS 🚨Tax-deductible deadline: TONIGHT, AT MIDNIGHT💙 Right now, adults with ADHD are: → Struggling with shame →...
12/31/2025

🚨 FINAL HOURS 🚨

Tax-deductible deadline: TONIGHT, AT MIDNIGHT

💙 Right now, adults with ADHD are: → Struggling with shame → Missing opportunities → Feeling utterly alone

“I felt all the emotions, going through the darkness that ADHD can bring. But the people in the group were kind. They accepted me.” — Patrick K. North Carolina

ADDA provides the support they desperately need:
- Peer support groups
- Skills training for ADHD brains
- Community where they belong

“The young people’s group, that connection; it changed my life. We’d get together and hang out every other week. I watched people really show up for each other. I got to see growth and change in others.” — Patrick K. North Carolina

But we receive ZERO government funding.
We depend on year-end donors like YOU.

⏰ DON'T WAIT UNTIL 11 PM ⏰

Give NOW: https://add.org/love-them-help-them?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Help us reach our $30,000 campaign goal and serve more adults with ADHD in 2026.

Love them as they are. Help them become who they're meant to be.

🚨 ONE WEEK LEFT 🚨This is your FINAL reminder for tax-deductible giving in 2025.After December 31st, this opportunity is ...
12/23/2025

🚨 ONE WEEK LEFT 🚨

This is your FINAL reminder for tax-deductible giving in 2025.

After December 31st, this opportunity is gone.
Adults with ADHD need your support NOW.
Not next year. Not "someday."
RIGHT NOW.

💙 Your gift provides:
• $500 = Month of peer support groups
• $1,000 = Five expert webinars
• $2,500 = Scholarships for 10 members
• $5,000 = Quarterly programming

ADDA receives ZERO government funding. We depend entirely on year-end donors like you.

"When my daughter found ADDA+, everything changed. For the first time, she wasn't alone." — Sarah M.

“...my fiancé is so supportive. He's loving it and is glad I have this community and am making friends.” — Mariah V., Youngstown, Ohio

⏰ 7 days left. Don't wait until the last minute.
Give now: https://add.org/love-them-help-them?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

⏰ TWO WEEKS LEFT for tax-deductible giving ⏰Right now, an adult with ADHD is: ❌ Missing another deadline ❌ Forgetting an...
12/17/2025

⏰ TWO WEEKS LEFT for tax-deductible giving ⏰

Right now, an adult with ADHD is:
❌ Missing another deadline
❌ Forgetting another commitment
❌ Battling shame that seems impossible to shake

They need more than medication.
They need:
• Peer support from people who truly understand
• Skills training designed for ADHD brains
• A community where they finally belong

ADDA provides all of this. But we receive ZERO government funding.
We depend entirely on year-end gifts from donors like you.

💙 Make your tax-deductible gift before December 31st:
$500 = Month of peer support groups
$1,000 = Five expert webinars
$2,500 = Scholarships for 10 members
$5,000 = Quarterly programming

Don't wait. Give today: https://add.org/love-them-help-them?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

"From the first day I found ADDA I felt so welcome!" — Annette
The women’s support group was the first group I went to. Honestly, that is where I found my community. That first meeting that I went to was life changing. — Mariah V., Youngstown, Ohio

You love someone with ADHD.You've watched them struggle with: - Deadlines they can't meet - Commitments they forget - Sh...
12/09/2025

You love someone with ADHD.

You've watched them struggle with:

- Deadlines they can't meet
- Commitments they forget
- Shame that breaks your heart

You want to help. You've tried to help.

But here's what actually works:

ADDA provides peer support, skills training, and community for adults with ADHD—the things medication alone cannot provide.

“It was ok for me to be in pain and upset with ADHD and mess up and have these things happen. I wasn’t alone.” — Patrick K. North Carolina

“It's now my tribe. I’ve found my people. They’ve been amazingly supportive.” — Noelle Rodgers, Santa Fe, California

💙 Make your tax-deductible year-end gift before December 31st.

Starting at $500, your gift funds:

- A month of peer support groups
- Expert-led webinars
- Scholarships for those in need

ADDA receives ZERO government funding. We depend on donors like you.

Give today: https://add.org/love-them-help-them?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

⏰ FINAL CALL⏰This is your LAST CHANCE to be counted in today's total.Your last chance to say: "I believe adults with A...
12/03/2025

⏰ FINAL CALL⏰
This is your LAST CHANCE to be counted in today's total.

Your last chance to say: "I believe adults with ADHD deserve support."

Tonight, an adult with ADHD is lying awake feeling broken. Ashamed. Alone.
I’ll let Patrick tell you how that feels…

“I felt all the emotions, going through the darkness that ADHD can bring. But the people in the group were kind. They accepted me. I would say awful things, and they allowed me to. It was OK for me to be in pain. It was OK for me to hurt. It was OK for me to struggle. It was OK for me to be upset at ADHD. It was OK for me to mess up and to have you know these things happen to me. It was OK for me to have ADHD. I wasn't alone in these experiences. The things in my life weren't right and my behavior wasn't necessarily acceptable, but it was understandable.

The facilitators were amazing. They showed me love. They were patient and tolerant. The facilitators created a safe space for me and others to share our experience. The facilitators deftly create and support a group where emotional safety for all participants is the highest priority.” — Patrick K., North Carolina

Tomorrow, they might find ADDA.
Will we be ready for them?

💙 Give before midnight: https://add.org/love-them-help-them?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Love them as they are. Help them become who they're meant to be.

Thank you to EVERY donor who made today possible. You're changing lives.

We need YOUR help to finish strong.There are just hours left to turn frustration into hope for adults with ADHD.Pills do...
12/02/2025

We need YOUR help to finish strong.

There are just hours left to turn frustration into hope for adults with ADHD.
Pills don't teach skills.

Adults with ADHD need MORE than medication:
- Peer support from people who get it
- Skills training for ADHD brains
- A community where they belong

That's what ADDA provides. That's what YOUR gift makes possible.

Let Teresa explain:
“When I was first diagnosed, I felt really ashamed, like something was wrong with me. I didn’t want to tell anyone. It took me a while. I don’t even know how, but I stumbled onto ADDA, and it was just so awesome to me.

“...peer support group helped me so much. I felt welcomed. I felt like I belonged. If I was late, no one was mad at me. I wasn’t alone. I wasn’t bad. There wasn’t something deficient about me. It's just wonderful.

“For me, the biggest thing has been able to make connections to other people with ADHD and stop feeling shame about that and start learning and developing strategies.” — Teresa L., Seattle, WA

💙 Give now: https://add.org/love-them-help-them?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

ADDA receives ZERO government funding. We depend on donors like you.

TODAY IS GIVINGTUESDAY. 🧡You love someone with ADHD. You've watched them struggle. You want to help… but don't always kn...
12/02/2025

TODAY IS GIVINGTUESDAY. 🧡

You love someone with ADHD. You've watched them struggle. You want to help… but don't always know how.

Here's something you CAN do:
Support ADDA… the largest community for adults with ADHD, built BY adults with ADHD.

Your gift provides:
• Peer support from people who truly understand
• Skills training designed for ADHD brains
• A community where they finally belong

Here’s what some of the people who need our support (and your help) have to say:
“…that connection; it changed my life. We’d get together and hang out every other week. I watched people really show up for each other. I got to see growth and change in others.” — Patrick K., North Carolina

“For the first time in my life, I feel like I have value and I am worthy and I bring something to the table... To hear positive things from people who understand you really starts to change the way you talk to yourself...” — Mariah V., Youngstown, Ohio

“It's now my tribe. I’ve found my people. They’ve been amazingly supportive…. ADDA has been my saving grace. I don’t know how else to say it.” — Noelle Rodgers, Santa Fe, California

Love them as they are. Help them become who they're meant to be.

💙 Give today: https://add.org/love-them-help-them?utm_campaign=meetedgar&utm_medium=social&utm_source=meetedgar.com

Our goal: $10,000 by midnight. Every gift matters.

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