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2024 Donor Book

Thanks to our generous donors, the ASHFoundation continues to fuel innovation in communication sciences. Explore the 2024 Donor Book [PDF] to see the individuals, corporations, and organizations that made a difference!

2024 Year In Review

In 2024, we expanded our reach, embraced new connections, and awarded $705,000 to 88 researchers, students, and clinicians. It was one of our strongest years yet—celebrate the impact with us!

2024 ASHFoundation Awards and Honorees

The ASHFoundation awarded $705,000 to 88 researchers, students and clinicians in communication sciences and disorders. Meet the newest awardees.

ASHFoundation and ASHA: Two Branches; Same Tree

The ASHFoundation and ASHA collaborate to advance the speech-language-hearing profession through distinct yet complementary roles in support and innovation.

Sharon Moss Receives M. Eugene Wiggins Leadership Award

Sharon E. Moss, PhD, CCC-SLP, CAE, Executive Director for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation has received the 2024 M. Eugene Wiggins Leadership Award, bestowed by the National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing (NBASLH).

Events and Deadlines

 

ASHFoundation’s Amplifying Voices Campaign
5/31/2025
Join the ASHFoundation’s Amplifying Voices Campaign this May to celebrate National Speech-Language-Hearing Month and ASHA’s 100th anniversary! Form a “Giving Crew” with friends or colleagues to raise $100 together. Our goal is to rally 100 Giving Crews to raise $100 each toward scholarships, research grants, and innovative programs in communication sciences and disorders

ASHFoundation Connections 5: Demystifying the Review Process
6/12/2025
Have you ever received reviewer comments and have not known what to do next; how best to interpret and apply to the development of future proposals? Join a panel of past ASHFoundation reviewers and applicants on June 12, 3:00–4:00 p.m. EST, for a discussion that will take the mystery out of the research grant review process, interpreting reviewer critiques, and applying feedback to improve subsequent proposals. This valuable open conversation will benefit first-time and returning applicants alike.

This session is open to all but has limited capacity. Register here.