Join Us. Hearing loss affects young and old.

We are passionate about making a difference — big or small.

We are dedicated to helping individuals with hearing loss.

We invite you to participate with us.

You can make a difference.

Age Does Not Matter

The majority of individuals suffering from hearing loss are under the age of 65

We Can Help

Hearing aids can cost $1,000 to $5,000. Quota reconditions hearing equipment to make available to others, and offers financial assistance to qualified candidates.

You Are Not Alone

1 in every 5 Americans experiences some degree of hearing loss.

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Some of the success stories

In June, 2018, Quota donated a hearing loop system to Spectrum Theatre at Grand Rapids Community College. Thanks to the generosity of Lifetime Quotarian Eleanor Roberts, the system provides hearing assistance to hearing aid users attending live performances. Snow White and company premiered the Loop with a performance of "Snow White, The Queen's Fair Daughter. Our partners, GRCC and Circle Theatre, collaborated in presenting this magical evening for the community, especially our Deaf and hard of hearing friends.

“Again, you have hit it out of the park! From my heart, the agency and the Deaf and hard of hearing community please be secure in the fact you did indeed make a difference! This community who does not frequent events such as this because of many reasons was thoroughly elated that the actors/actresses actually came out to be with them!” Deb Atwood, D & HHS Executive Director

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Veteran Receives Quota Legacy Scholarship
Quota received this gracious "thank you" video from a 2017-18 scholarship recipient. Click for Video -Thanks for Scholarship!
Quota In Action
Here is just one example of how your funds do great work for our community. (more…)
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Quota International Scholarship Recipient Kiara
Kiara Garrison has been awarded the 2014-15 Quota International Scholarship. (more…)
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Quota International of Grands Rapids announces its first recipient of hearing aids from the Hear For Good program.
Sharan Sturdavant of Cedar Springs was fitted on December 29 at Kaczmarski Hearing Center with new hearing aids, at no cost to her. Ms. Sturdavant has suffered most of her life with hearing loss and there was never enough money for her to purchase new hearing aids. “WOW! Beautiful! I can hear my own voice! I am so excited to tell my family and friends of this wonderful gift for Christmas!” said Sharan. (more…)
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