$10 will purchase basic adaptive equipment such as a Reacher, or an adapted utensil. This level will also purchase small household items such as a toaster, can opener, towels and bedding to support Activities of Daily Living (ADL) participation.

$25 can purchase pediatric games, therapy balls, and adaptive equipment for adult leisure such as hunting, painting and reading.

$50 will support purchase of pediatric assessments, adapted seating for classrooms, and communication technologies for writing and communicating.

$100 can fund a rolling walker with an oxygen tank mount, a folding ramp for getting into a car and driving screening tools for use in the community.

$250 will purchase hot and cold packs, splinting pans, electrical stimulation units, and contribute to the purchase of high-cost equipment such as ultrasound machines, plinths and mat tables to support participation in ADL, IADL, work and community.

Gifts of $500 or more will purchase large household items, such as a refrigerator, stove, washer/dryer, dishwasher, SMART home technology and beds needed for teaching students how to promote Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) participation in simulated environments.