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Bobby Dodd Institute is proud to carry on the legacy of former volunteer and passionate advocate Bobby Dodd. When BDI first began, Coach Dodd was a dedicated program volunteer who gave his time to support BDI clients as they prepared to enter the workforce.
Coach Dodd believed in helping others succeed by playing to their strengths. BDI shares this vision, and we are honored to continue Coach Dodd’s legacy through our name and mission.
BDI began as a program at All About Developmental Disabilities (AADD) in the 1960’s. After decades apart, the two organizations officially reunited in January 2018 to reconnect their shared mission and better serve those with disabilities.
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Bobby Dodd Institute wants to ensure you that the health and well-being of our participants and dedicated staff is our number one priority.
Out of an abundance of caution concerning coronavirus (COVID-19) and following the guidance of the CDC, we’ve made the decision to postpone all upcoming events and close all of our administrative locations.
We’ve transitioned all participant-centered programs and essential services to virtual platforms. To learn more, call 678-365-0071 or email info@bobbydodd.org.
We will continue to monitor this situation closely, so please check our website and social media accounts for the latest updates.