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The Richard D. Davis Foundation (RDDF)

Disability Rights

With the funds realized through donations and fundraising activities, RDDF can provide direct grants to support individuals with services and activities not available through any other private or public agency, such as, but not limited to the following:


Provide financial assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities.

Sponsor activities and enrichment programs in the community that promote participation of individuals with developmental disabilities.

Develop educational programs and fund scholarships in the field of study related to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities.

Rental of specialized medical equipment not covered by public funding.

Purchase of computer equipment or schools supplies for special educational needs.

Emergency funds for food, medical or utility expenses.

Become a “Friend of the Foundation”

Give us a call to inquire how you can be a supporter of the RDDF Foundation or come out and join us at our Annual Golf Scramble. Ask about how you can be a player, be a sponsor, buy a dinner ticket or donate a door prize.


The event is held annually at one of the private golf clubs in the Pomona Valley area.


Frequently Asked Questions

How does RDDF raise funds?

Who was Richard D. Davis?

How to become a RDDF member?

Contact Us

Erika Gomez

Liaison to the Board of Directors and the Richard D. Davis Foundation

EGomez@sgprc.org


Elba Moreno

Assistant/ Communication Public Engagement Department

Elba.Moreno@sgprc.org

(909) 620-7722

The Richard D. Davis Foundation (RDDF)

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