Your support helps reach more people here in the Pacific Northwest who are just beginning to understand ADHD and what’s possible with the right support.
Seattle CHADD is run by local volunteers—with typical ADHD lives; jobs, families, pets…overflowing calendars, and a strong belief that “ADHD together is better.”
Your donation helps us cover tech tools and systems that make everything easier for our small team—from virtual meetings to our website—expert speaker events, outreach, and behind-the-scenes work to keep it all running.
Your support does more than fund these tools—it reminds us that Seattle CHADD makes a difference here in the Northwest because you’re here with us.
The easiest way to give to is through CHADD’s national donation page. Be sure to write “Seattle CHADD” in the Donor Note so your gift goes directly to our chapter.
Seattle CHADD offers free virtual meetings for adults with ADHD, parents, and caregivers. Your donation helps us cover Zoom, Meetup, MailerLite and website fees.
We’re building a strong ADHD community here in Seattle—so more of us with ADHD feel supported, understood, and connected. Your donation helps us pay for our membership management tools like Meetup, MailerLite, and WordPress, plus in-person support meetings and Seattle CHADD info tables at neighborhood resource fairs, community events, and workshops at local schools and service organization events.
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You can give with confidence—knowing your donation supports a mission-driven organization with strong stewardship.
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OK, YOU GUYS GET SOME OF THE MOST FABULOUS SPEAKERS EVER. LIKE EVER. And I belong to two professional societies and routinely get the announcements for at least 1/2 dozen conferences.
Lauren Williams, Casual Uncluttering
You’ve been one of the most organized organizers we’ve worked with and you have a really good group of engaged participants.
Summer Varde, Scattered Creatives
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for so thoughtfully thinking about where to START. I have gotten overwhelmed trying to read the stacks of books on ADHD out there.
Seattle CHADD Member
It was reaffirming to hear experiences that mirror what my daughter has been trying to explain to me.
Seattle CHADD Member
Thank you again very much for your time and words. Lots of moving parts with me but I’m grateful to be able to share with someone.
Seattle CHADD Member
I so appreciate CHADD! Even with my limited time, it has been extraordinarily helpful.
Thank you!!!
Seattle CHADD Member
Seattle CHADD is a community-funded, volunteer-staffed 501(c)(3) non-profit.
Your donation goes directly to support our work and cover expenses for peer support groups and events.
I’m grateful to hear from someone who gets it, especially as far as late diagnosis goes.
Aug 3 … 10 out of 10. So happy I joined in. Dr. Pham was excellent start to finish.
It was great to attend the meeting on Thursday! We really enjoyed the helpful tips.
THIS IS A FANTASTIC TOPIC.
Thank you!
It was reassuring to see adults with ADHD adulting with tools that work for them as my adult kid figures out what they need to “do adulting” stuff, too.
Thank you so much! I appreciate all of the help.
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