Honor and Memorial Gifts
In Honor, In Memory
Celebrate a family or friend’s significant milestone: high school graduation, independent living, baptism, or a special membership ceremony, by making a donation to Anabaptist Disabilities Network in their honor.
Or donate in memory of someone who dedicated a portion of their life to advocating for people with disabilities and mental illness in their community. Celebrate the legacy of the deceased by positively impacting an organization they believed in.
Give in honor, in gratitude, in celebration.
Make a donation in honor or in memory of someone you love with a disability using the button below or by sending a check through the postal mail. Consider including a note and photo of the person you are honoring.
In Honor of:
Ryan Bender
Sapphire Huebert-Stauffer
Jessica Lehman
Ross Loganbill
Ross graduated high school in 2022.
Shalom Mennonite Church in Newton, Kansas, celebrates this milestone with Ross’s family.
Leroy “Lefty” Miller
Christopher Walson
In Memory of:
executive director (2019-2020)
Eldon Stoltzfus (1948-2021)
Eldon advocated for people who faced barriers and limitations. During the last years of his life, he served ADN as executive director, using his people skills and love of the church. To know that ADN continues to assist churches as they expand access to life-giving participation for people in their communities would give Eldon great joy.
ADN is grateful for Eldon’s leadership of our organization and passion for our mission.
(November 9, 1986 – September 15, 2024)
Justin Yoder (1986-2024)
Justin lived a life rich in love and joy. He found his calling as a sign language interpreter, a career that allowed him to work with others in a deeply meaningful way. One of the greatest joys of Justin’s life was marrying his wife, Stephanie. Family gatherings were a highlight of his life, and despite the challenges of environments inaccessible to people with Spina Bifida, Justin never missed his nieces’ and nephews’ soccer games or other family events.
As an active member of College Mennonite Church, Justin demonstrated his love for God by assisting with children and youth ministries. He warmly welcomed everyone to find their place in God’s family, embodying the spirit of inclusivity and faith. Justin’s life was a testament to resilience, joy, and the power of community. Though his journey was not without challenges, his legacy of love and perseverance will continue to inspire all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Justin’s mother, Sheila Yoder, was a founding board member of ADN.
We are committed to open communication with our donors. Read our annual reports to learn how we use your donations.
Anabaptist Disabilities Network is incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in the state of Indiana. Contributions are tax-deductible subject to federal tax guidelines.