Capcom, Inc. (Capital Communications) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization founded in 1980 by Richard F. Rosen, Ph.D. Capcom, Inc.'s non-profit mission is as strong today as it was two decades ago:

To facilitate communications, encourage employment, and access grants for people with disabilities.

Capcom, Inc. pioneered the advent of the TDD system which was a precursor to the AT&T, MCI, state and national networks of TDD relay now supported by the general public under the ADA. Shifting its focus in the last few years, Capcom has received outside grants, largely for local programs, interpreter support for the hearing impaired, and technological development upgrades. Capcom, Inc.'s goal is to seek grants that will underwrite the distribution of free assistive devices and trained animals to support people with disabilities. These monies will also enable the organization to develop workshops to empower people with disabilities and assist them in receiving employment opportunities.

In addition, Capcom, Inc. also welcomes tax-deductible contributions and grants to enable individuals with disabilities to gain computer access to all segments of their community. We welcome inquiries from communities, businesses, foundations and others who embrace our vision.

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