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FBDCA Charitable Fund

The FBDCA Charitable Fund is a
501(c)(3) charitable organization.

Donations are tax-deductible and you may support the Fund's various activities which include:
• providing grants for education
• providing grants for rescue
• providing grants for Frenchie health-related activities and programs.

Click here to donate or to get more information.
Click here to learn how to apply for a grant.

The annual Silent Auction at the FBDCA National Specialty is a fundraiser for the Charitable Fund. Learn more about how you can donate to this by visiting the National Specialty section of the website.

Click here to see what the Charitable Fund has provided funding for in the past.

Click here to see the Minutes from the Charitable Fund Board meetings; these will give you more detail about the many worthy activities the Fund has supported in the past.

Special Needs

French Bulldogs have special needs and are not for everyone. Living with them is not the same as looking at them and admiring them. See whether this is the breed for you.