ICEC is able to grow through donors like you

ICEC is a non-profit organization that pours everything we have into providing the best possible therapy for our clients. We are able to continue our growth through the generosity of those who donate their time, energy and resources. We are so grateful to every individual and organization who has helped us continue our mission.

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Grants In Action

With a remarkable $36,000 donation from the Decorative Arts Society, our clinic now boasts new storage, ensuring enhanced organization and easy accessibility. We are grateful for their support in enabling us to create a more efficient and effective environment for the benefit of those we treat.

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Every Donation Makes a Difference

All donations, no matter the amount, help us on our mission to provide the highest quality services to lcoal families. Our ability to purchase assistive technology, play equipment, and cleaning supplies is all made possible by our amazing donors.

See our donations in action

Many of our programs and services are made possible through our donors. We accept monetary donations as well as toys, cleaning supplies and volunteer time. You can find toys and clothing available for our families in our clinic any time. We also utilize the generosity of our volunteers and donors to put on community events such as our holiday and spring block parties.

Here is what just a handful of the wonderful things our families have said about us.

The staff are so loving and knowledgeable. They took care of me as a mom as well. You took care of my mental health so I can be the best mommy I can be for my baby. You care about the entire family. A strong, loving home and marriage is critical. Thank-you for giving me that. No other place is like ICEC. I also loved that I was able to connect with other moms. We’ve become close and supporting one another.
Ivana
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ICEC is great because they have great therapists with lots of insight and resources. It’s a great place to connect with others in similar situations. The personal connection is important.
EIP Family
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The people who help our kids and love what they do.
Parent @ Parent's Night Out
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ICEC integrates so much into one place. The culture is amazing it really seems like everyone genuinely WANTS to be here- the staff and families. We love that they really try to put the children first and give so much valuable input. The extra “stuff” too (parents night out, Beyond Therapy, the holiday parties and the in-services show that you all care. We LOVE LOVE LOVE being here!
EIP Family
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EIP-connections made with therapists and families, parent discussion/ MFT offered to parents, holiday events/parent night out/zoom meetings, environment/ clean/ equipment/ organized curriculum, the willingness to be open and create things for what works for families.
EIP Family
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Friendly staff, very welcoming, special community events (Christmas, etc), group therapies, able to take pictures, parent group, seems like a family, everyone loves my kiddo, having feeding therapy, connections (personal) with therapists giving cell phones/emails for outside therapy hour, great leadership from Pam, having childcare, allowing my kid to meet other kids with special needs, having the ICEC Instagram, fun weekly themes, opportunity to meet other families/parents with special needs, flexibility with RCOC hours.
EIP Family
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"I have seen progress in Vivienne that already has surpassed my expectations and ICEC has provided me with the tools and advice to grow and evolve into a better parent. When my daughter was diagnosed via genetic testing with a rare Neuro-developmental disorder, I would have felt isolated and devastated but with the support of ICEC, I now realize the strength and empowerment of that new knowledge."
Vivienne's Mom
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I knew from the moment I walked in that I was going to love this program.

Jackie Rama was devastated when she learned that her unborn daughter had serious health issues, but as a former special education teacher, she knew how special these kids were. After the birth of Bailey, a visitor encouraged Jackie to contact the Intervention Center for Early Childhood (ICEC), which provides therapy for special needs children and their families. Through the program, Bailey has made significant progress, and Jackie has gained invaluable knowledge and support from the dedicated therapists and other parents.

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Cayley & Philip MacDonald
$53,670
McBeth Foundation
$50,000
Gatherer Family Foundation
$30,000
Decorative Arts Society
$36,000
Pacific Life Foundation
$10,000
Our Little Light Foundation
$10,000
Emelco Foundation
$10,000
RCOC
$8,000
Kenneth Fox
$4,920
Apple
$4,000
Adele Fowler
$4,000
Nancy Losey
$3,010
Susan Cathey (Union)
$3,000
Benevity
$2,678
Sidney Stern Memorial Foundation
$2,500
Mark Humphreys
$2,500
Steve Kuntz
$2,010
Pam and Craig Alexander
$2,010
Laurie & Marc Glickman
$2,000
Curtis Family Charitable Foundation
$2,000
Richard & Sharon Scott
$1,828
United Way of Dallas
$1,784
Fred Judd
$1,250
Renee & David Adams
$1,010
Petra & Joachim Fischer
$1,010
Guy Bonas
$1,010
David and Marsha Willis
$1,010
Brian & Dianne Daucher
$1,010
Bradford Hoover
$1,010
Shelly & Joshua Clark
$1,000
National Charity League Inc. Irvine Chapter
$1,000
KTGY Group, Inc
$1,000

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