Fisher House Foundation is committed to making this website easier to use for the military and veteran families, caregivers, donors, and community members who rely on it. Our mission is to help families stay together during medical care, and that commitment includes helping you find information, request help, support the Foundation, and stay connected with as little friction as possible.
Our commitment
When someone comes to Fisher House Foundation's website, they may be looking for help during a stressful medical moment, trying to support a loved one, or deciding how to give. Accessibility is part of that service. We want the site to be easier to navigate, read, search, and use across devices and with assistive technology.
What we have improved
We have reviewed and improved the way information, forms, navigation, and interactive features work across the site. Recent updates have focused on clearer structure, stronger labels, more helpful feedback, better support for keyboard and screen reader use, and layouts that work more reliably across screen sizes.
These improvements are meant to help visitors move through the site with more confidence, whether they are finding information about Fisher Houses, learning about Foundation programs, making a gift, reading stories, or contacting us.
How we check the work
We use automated accessibility checks, manual keyboard review, screen reader review, mobile and zoom checks, and follow-up testing after changes are made. Automated tools help us find many issues, but they do not replace people testing real tasks such as finding information, completing a form, using navigation, or reading page content.
Current status
We have completed a recent accessibility review and addressed the issues found during that review. Accessibility remains an ongoing part of maintaining this website, and we will continue reviewing pages, features, and third-party tools as the site changes.
If you need help
If you have trouble using this website, please contact us. When possible, include the page you were using, what happened, your browser or device, and any assistive technology you use. That information helps us understand the barrier and work toward a better experience.
