Starkey
What year did Delta Zeta name Starkey Hearing Foundation as our National Philanthropy Partner?
What is 2015
What are our hearing and speech philanthropies?
What is the Starkey Hearing Foundation and The American Society for Deaf Children?
What is Delta Zeta's Global Service Project?
What is SeriousFun?
What does ASDC stand for?
What is the American Society for Deaf Children?
What are our local philanthropies?
What is Ronald McDonald House, EasterSeals, Riley's Children Hospital, and American Red Cross?
What year did Delta Zeta complete the Five Year Five Million Pledge to Starkey>
What is 2020?
How many philanthropy hours do you have to have per year?
What is 36?
What SeriousFun camp do we support?
What is The Painted Turtle Camp?
Who created ASDC?
What is parents of deaf children?
How do we help at the Ronald McDonald House?
What is we cook meals?
How many hearing programs has Starkey Built around the globe?
What is 100?
What is the Ronald McDonald house?
What is the Ronald McDonald house is a place for families to stay while their child is receiving medical care?
How many SeriousFun camps are in the United States?
What is 9?
What does ASDC provide for families?
What is tutoring sessions, online support, asl resources, and asl weekends?
What is one thing our donations fund at Riley's?
What is
Pediatric research
Educational opportunities for physicians and medical students
Advanced, family-friendly facilities and life-sustaining technology for children
Life-changing summer adventures for children with disabilities at Camp Riley
Social work, including emergency financial support for families
How many National Hearing Health Care plans has Starkey initiated?
What is 7 National Hearing Health Care plans?
How many philanthropy dollars do you have to have per year?
What is $75?
What do our donations support?
What is support for camps, programs and nationwide initiatives?
What do our donations support?
What is it helps lower the cost of their ASL weekends?
What does Delta Zeta do to support the Red Cross?
What is by hosting blood drives to collect blood for them to donate to local hospitals?
What is the Starkey Hearing Foundation?
What is it Starkey Hearing Foundation trains hearing healthcare professionals through a nine-month program, using Starkey’s community-based hearing healthcare approach.
What is the correct term to use when talking about someone that is hard of hearing?
What is people/person with hearing loss?
What do the SeriousFun Camps provide?
What is they provide children living with serious illnesses with a spectacular camp experience and allows them to be like any other kid.
What is ASDC's mission?
What is to empowering diverse families with deaf children and youth by embracing full access to language-rich environments through mentoring, advocacy, resources and collaborative networks?
What does EasterSeals provide to those with disabilities?
What is healthcare, employment, education, and living opportunities?