About If I Can Dream Foundation
If I Can Dream Foundation is an outreach corporation who works on various issues within our community. Our goal is to make sure everyone in this wonderful community has the right to succeed. So please support us in our mission by volunteering or making a donation to a local nonprofit.
We are a nonprofit that breaks down barriers by providing a lifespan of services that educate, employ and empower people within the community. Its programs and services include High School education, school-to-work transition services, vocational training, career counseling and placement and workforce diversification assistance to children, adolescents, and adults.
OUR PROGRAMS
We carefully seek out those most in need of our care, support and advocacy.
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Special Needs Parent Support Group
Special Needs Parent Support Group Did you know the If I Can Dream Foundation has a support group for parents of special needs children. To learn more about this platform please email
If I Can Dream Foundation’s 1st Annual ESE Grad Bash!
We'd love to have you attend If I Can Dream Foundation's 1st Annual ESE Grad Bash! This event is open to all graduating Lee County, Florida ESE
We had a great camp!
We had a fabulous camp! We had 114 people attend our Spring Break camp during Session 1, which includes both in-person in Fort Myers and virtual
Special visitors, Spectrum Soap Company!
Big Thanks to Heather and Danielle! We hosted Heather and Danielle with Spectrum Soap Company today and learned how to make soap. If anyone is interested in
Summer camps are here!
The If I Can Dream Foundation's summer camps are here! We're so excited to be able to host them in our new facility and virtually throughout
Full Community Participation & Economic Self-Sufficiency
“Since I founded IICDF in 2013, our goals have been to prepare youths and adults with a variety of disabilities for entry or re-entry into the workforce and assists them in securing pre-employment services as well as employment so that they can enjoy independent living, full community participation and economic self-sufficiency.”