People of diverse abilities and backgrounds participating in civic action together.

Take action. Ten minutes at a time.

We’re a disability-led nonprofit helping you make a real difference through simple, manageable steps - voting, advocacy, and civic engagement.

Community and accessibility: people connecting and participating.

Why we exist

10 Minutes A Day is a disability-led advocacy organization. We believe everyone deserves a voice in democracy and in their community - and that small, consistent actions add up to real change.

We focus on disability rights, accessibility, voter participation, and practical advocacy. Whether you have ten minutes or an hour, we give you clear ways to get informed, get involved, and make an impact.

About us

How it works

We break down advocacy and civic engagement into clear steps. Here’s what you can do here.

  • Learn. Use our voting guides, state-by-state resources, and disability resources to get the facts.
  • Act. Take one small action - sign up for alerts, contact a rep, share information - in about ten minutes.
  • Connect. Stay updated through our blog, issues, and newsletter so you can keep taking action.
Inclusive community: disability-led, accessible, and welcoming.

Disability-led. Inclusive. For everyone.

We are led by and centered on the disability community. Our work is built on the belief that accessibility and inclusion aren’t add-ons - they’re essential to democracy and to a just society.

Whether you’re disabled, an ally, a voter, or someone who wants to take action in small, meaningful ways - you belong here.

Learn more about us

Ready to make a difference?

Explore our resources, sign up for updates, or get in touch. Every small action counts.