We rely on the support and generosity of many dedicated friends who believe in Clarke’s mission.
Clarke provides children who are deaf or hard of hearing with the listening, learning and spoken language skills they need to succeed and thrive in an environment that’s right for them. We level the playing field for children and expand their opportunities for inclusivity.
Clarke firmly believes that a family’s financial resources should not be a barrier to their child’s access to our programs and services. Many of the families we serve come from low-to-moderate income zip codes, as defined by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and are unable to afford out-of-pocket costs.
Anecdotally, for every dollar Clarke spends on programs and services, we earn 80 cents in tuition, fees and program grants. These gaps are filled by generous supporters who recognize the value of investing in the independent future of Clarke students. Your support has an enduring value and makes an impact that will last Clarke students and their families for a lifetime.
Contact us today and arrange a virtual visit to a Clarke site and ask Clarke students firsthand what Clarke means to them. Contact the Clarke Development Office at 413.584.3450.
Please mail to:
Development Office
Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech
45 Round Hill Road
Northampton, MA 01060
For Clarke’s Employer Identification Number (EIN – or Federal Tax Identification Number), please use: 04-2104008.
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Austin
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Shaw
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Clarke New York’s 25th Anniversary
Celebrate Clarke New York’s 25th Anniversary! In September 2024, Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech will celebrate 25 years of teaching New York City area children who are deaf or hard of hearing to listen and talk. Opening in 1999
Clarke Massachusetts Family Field Day
Join us on Sunday, October 6 for an afternoon of fun and games for the whole family! Clarke Massachusetts’s Family Field Day aims to bring families together and raise awareness for a very special cause—supporting children who are deaf or
5th Annual Tammy Jacobson-Landon “I Can Hear You Now” Comedy Fundraiser
Join us for a night of laughs in support of listening and spoken language! The fifth annual Tammy Jacobson-Landon “I Can Hear You Now” Comedy Fundraiser honors the late Ms. Jacobson-Landon, an inspiring member of the Clarke team. Ms. Jacobson-Landon,
