Make A Difference at Dynamic Opportunities!!!

Have you ever known, loved, or encountered anyone with a neurodivergence? Well, educating these very special children is our passion. So we're raising funds to support need-based scholarships for students served by Dynamic Opportunities (Zobel Associates), a very magical place where these individuals are loved, nurtured, and enabled to be the very best that they can be.

We are a non-profit school exclusively for middle and high school students with special needs, or as we like to say "unique abilities". We serve those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (such as Autism, Down’s Syndrome, brain abnormalities, etc.), and learning disabilities with the goal of enabling successful, independent, and contributing members of society. You can read more about us and see what we do at www.dynamicop.org!

But we're more than just a school. We are a family. And some of our students are in need this year more than ever! Here's the thing: we are not here to make money - we are here to serve as many uniquely-abled students who need us as we can. As a non-profit, we strive to keep our tuition as low as possible by strictly limiting our overhead costs and funneling nearly 90% of our tuition back into staff salaries. We want students to be able to come to Dynamic regardless of their economic status if their special needs are not being met elsewhere.

So here's the question: Can you... WILL you... help with our annual scholarship campaign? We're pleading for your help on behalf of these uniquely-abled kids. The dollars you contribute will be strictly used to help with tuition for students in need of funds to enroll in (or remain with) Dynamic Opportunities. We promise to judiciously distribute the funds with the utmost dedication to making this very special place accessible to all.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you... from the very bottom of our hearts. You can rest easy knowing that your gift - no matter how great or small - will make a difference in the lives of these very special students.