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The Special Olympics World Games is such an impactful event that changes the lives of thousands every two years. This year, Amy from accessiBe and two accessiBe colleagues had the honor of attending the Special Olympics
Fundraising is a must for any nonprofit to get the resources they need to make an impact. Here are some insights directly from nonprofit leaders about fundraising and the best ways to get your efforts done.
August was a busy month for so many incredible organizations. Here are 5 organizations that we connected with in August that are making a real change.
Adaptive fitness is when exercise and sports include accessible equipment, inclusive environments, and training techniques for people with disabilities. For nonprofits who want to set up their own adaptive fitness events, here’s how you can get
A core component of our Nonprofit Partnership Program is celebrating the success of our partners. We’re proud to highlight these stories from 2023.
Together, we pushed forward to promote inclusion, utilizing the latest technology and expertise to build a more accessible world. Here are some of our proudest achievements of 2023.
In honor of April being Autism Acceptance Month, we asked accessiBe's Head of Content and our autism-focused nonprofit partners, to share what "autism is" to them.
Web accessibility is a crucial and integral part of the Morweb offering. We asked with Murad Bushnaq, Morweb Founder and CEO, to learn more about their story and gain insights into their success.
Learn how one of accessiBe's long-time customers leveraged our comprehensive Litigation Support Package to fight off unfounded legal claims.
Learn how one of accessiBe's customers leveraged our comprehensive Litigation Support Package to fight off unfounded legal claims.
Learn how one of accessiBe's customers leveraged our comprehensive Litigation Support Package to fight off legal claims.
Accessibility isn’t just a feature—it’s the foundation of inclusion. In this blog, Sheldon Lewis shares how advocacy and design thinking can break down barriers, create opportunities, and shape a more accessible world for everyone.