The Disability Pride Parade is more than a celebration.
It is a space for disabled people, families, allies, and communities to come together, be seen, be heard, and celebrate disability with pride.
Your support helps make that possible and helps ensure that everyone can take part.
Help make the Parade accessible through ASL interpretation, captioning, audio description, accessible facilities and rest areas, a wheelchair-accessible route, and other access supports.
Help cover the essential work behind the Parade, including permits, staging, safety, and parade coordination.
Help bring the celebration to life through performances, art, cultural showcases, and community outreach.
When you give, you're helping create more than a Parade.
You're helping create a space where disability is celebrated, voices are amplified, and communities come together.
Your support helps make room for:
Pride.
Joy.
Connection.
Advocacy.
Justice.
The work doesn't stop when the Parade ends.
Every year, we strive to create a more accessible, welcoming, and powerful celebration of Disability Pride.
Your support helps us keep moving forward. Be part of Disability Pride.
Your support helps us keep moving forward. Be part of Disability Pride.
Every gift helps make the Parade possible. Every contribution helps create access. And every person who shows up helps make Disability Pride visible.
You don't have to donate—or march or roll in the Parade—to make a difference. There are many ways to support the disability community and help build the Parade.
Project Access for All communities are seeking $140,455 in NYC City Council Speaker’s Initiative funding to help keep annual disability community events free, including the Disability Pride NYC Parade, Disability Unite Festival, and Disability Pride Month borough events.
You can help by:
Contacting your City Council Member and asking them to support our initiatives and encourage Speaker Julie Menin to support it.
Contacting Speaker Julie Menin to express your support.
Sharing information and social media posts with your networks.
Sharing our initiatives with your organization or community.
Signing the community support form. (Coming soon.)
These actions are encouraged, not required. Organizations may participate in ways consistent with their own advocacy and government engagement policies.
Help bring more people and communities into the Parade:
Share the Parade through social media, newsletters, email lists, and community networks.
Personally invite friends, organizations, schools, businesses, and community groups to participate.
Encourage others to march, roll, volunteer, donate, perform, or otherwise help build the Parade.
You don't need to join us on Parade day to volunteer. Disability Pride NYC relies on volunteers throughout the year to help with community outreach, fundraising, communications, accessibility, creative programming, and Parade planning.
Not every contribution has to be financial. In-kind donations of goods, services, supplies, or other resources can make a meaningful difference in helping us organize the Parade and support the disability community.
If yourself, your organization, business, or community group would like to contribute goods or services—or has resources that could help us make the Parade possible—please contact us at infodpnyc@gmail.com to discuss an in-kind donation.
Whether it's providing supplies, printing, food, equipment, professional services, or another resource, we would love to hear from you.
Show your disability pride year-round with official Disability Pride T-shirts. The shirts are offered at approximately the cost of producing them.
Visit the Disability Pride Shop
Contributions will be recognized in our Thank You Tribute Listing, shared with the community and listed in order of monetary contribution.
Larger financial commitments are appreciated! If you or your organization would like to become a Parade sponsor, please contact:
Glen Parker
Vice President, Disability Pride NYC
Email Glen Parker about Parade sponsorship
or
Matthew Estep
Treasurer, Disability Pride NYC
Email Matthew Estep about Parade sponsorship
Every contribution, connection, and volunteer helps us build a free, accessible, and welcoming Disability Pride NYC Parade.