Our Story: Peace, the Diabetic Alert Dog
Since 2011, Delaware Peace Club has evolved into three divisions that aim to lessen the burdens of government by combating community deterioration, to help defend human and civil rights secured by law, and to assist with ending prejudice toward people with disabilities.
We are named after, Peace, the diabetic alert dog, whose presence in stores, restaurants, and airports caused such a stir that Paris, her owner, started this organization to educate people on the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended, to stop the discrimination against people with invisible disabilities and their service dogs.
Peace and Paris have been kicked out of hotels, restaurants, grocery stores, and other places of public accommodation in violation of the ADA of 1990, even when Paris’s blood sugar was dangerously low. People saw that Paris looked “fine” and called the police or blatantly discriminated against her simply for having a service dog. They have made fun of Paris and attempted to hurt Peace. This is not okay.
So, help us help others help themselves. Donate to Delaware Peace Club your time or your money or both. A little bit goes a long way. Thank you.