Articles on Hearing Charities

Help Me Hear Foundation provides financial help for hearing aids and cochlear implants for children with hearing loss, when their families cannot otherwise afford to pay for these devices and services.

American Society for Deaf Children strives to help families coping with hearing loss and deafness find a place to connect with others, discover more information and provide the children in their lives with the same opportunities as the hearing world.

With the holiday season upon us, help give someone the gift of hearing! Alison's Hope for Hearing seeks to provide financial assistance to individuals needing hearing healthcare without other resources available.

Global Foundation for Children with Hearing Loss seeks to provide professional teacher training and ensure hearing health programs are in place to help educate youth suffering from hearing loss and deafness around the world.

Looking for a way to give back to those with hearing loss or deafness this holiday season? Dogs for the Deaf provides individuals with hearing loss and deafness not only a hearing dog to help make them more aware of their surroundings, but a companion animal to be by their side!

This holiday season HealthyHearing.com will highlight a charity providing assistance to individuals and families suffering from hearing loss and deafness on Thursdays.

Student at the National Technical Institute of Technology spends his summer biking across American to raise awareness for people with disabilities.

Oticon donates proceeds from Intiga hearing aid device sales to American Heart Association in honor of American Heart Health month.

The Chicago Hearing Society has been providing hearing aid assistance to individuals and families affected by hearing loss and impairment in the state of Illinois for more than 30 years. The organization also assists in hearing tests, sign language and financial assistance programs.

The late Leslie Nielsen was not only a talented actor, but also a dedicated advocate of hearing health making numerous media appearances on behalf of BHI to educate people on aspects of hearing loss and it's impact on the quality of life.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Oticon Hearing Aids will donate a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the special edition of Agil Think Pink and all Agil hearing aids to the NBCC to support breast cancer research.

Breast cancer is a horrible disease, yet, with an increased awareness of breast cancer, its symptoms, and the importance of regular self-examinations and annual mammograms,...

With the summer Olympics from Beijing still fresh in our memories, its time to turn our attention to the Special Olympics and another group of highly trained, highly skilled...

The Lions Club is known globally for its good works especially its drive for used eye glasses that can be refitted and donated to those who otherwise couldnt afford Octobe...

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As we enter the 21st century, it is encouraging to see an expanded interest among audiologists in providing organized programs of support for new hearing aid users and their...

Rebecca ParlakianAG Bell Director of Member ServicesThe Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (AG Bell) is a unique membership organization and...