how to donate to autism

Can someone with autism be a sperm donor?

Autism Response Team Chat. There are no available agents at the moment. You can also reach the Autism Response Team by phone or email: 888-288-4762, en Espanol 888-772-7050, or [email protected].

What do autism charities actually do?

Peer-to-peer fundraising is a great way to rally your community or social network to raise money for the Autism Society. You can create a personalized fundraising page specifically for ASA through either Facebook or Give Lively and invite your family, friends, neighbors, and other interested parties to contribute to your overall donation goal.

How to accept your autism?

The Autism Society is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Our federal tax ID number is 52-1020149. The Autism Society does not solicit funds through telemarking. This ensures the majority of the donation is used directly to improve the lives of individuals affected by autism. Donate by phone:

Why should I donate to Autism Speaks?

Make a One-Time Donation There are several easy ways to make a one-time donation to The Autism Project. Donate online now! Call (401) 785-2666 and donate over the phone. Send your check donation to our address ( see the sidebar on the righthand side) with a note detailing what type of gift you are giving.

What is a community fundraiser?

Community fundraisers are any project or activity that a community member, group, or company wants to organize to raise funds for The Autism Project. ANYTHING counts as a community fundraiser – yard sales, lemonade stands, fun runs, musical events, sports exhibitions, etc. Email us for ideas or assistance!

Does Autism Project give money?

The Autism Project encourages and appreciates gifts in kind. Instead of giving money to buy needed goods and services, the goods and services themselves are donated. If you or your company have goods or services that you would like to donate to TAP, please contact Kristen Steiner.

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Thank you for choosing to donate to The Autism Research Foundation in support of brain-based research, inclusion programs, and educational resources in your community. Simply click here to read how your donations will help us help others everyday or choose how you want to contribute from the buttons below!

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Multidisciplinary collaboration is key to learning about a complex disorder like autism.

We operate entirely on community donations. None of our work would be possible without your help

With diagnoses of ASDs rising, our community needs more caregivers. Young students interested in autism are invited to participate in our research & daily programming to understand how they can best help our ever-changing needs.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

We are grateful for all donations because they help us continue to work to our mission of creating a comprehensive set of services for children and adults with autism. Thank you for your generosity and support.

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Click on the titles to read more about General Donations, Memorial Donations , and Gift Donations.

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PayPal Giving Fund

Give through the Autism Speaks PayPal Giving Fund and they'll send your gift on to us. They'll even cover credit card fees!

Cryptocurrency Donations

A Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency donation is one of the most tax-efficient ways to support Autism Speaks.

Vehicle Donations

To donate a car, truck, motorcycle, or boat, complete the online donation form.

Charity Miles

Walk your dog, take a stroll, run or bike around the neighborhood. Just MOVE and you'll help earn money through Charity Miles.

Special occasion coming up?

In lieu of traditional wedding favors, give a donation to support Autism Speaks in your guests' name, or in honor or memory of a loved one.

Shop to help

Visit our online store for Autism Speaks apparel, accessories, and gifts.

What is the Autism Science Foundation?

According to the Foundation’s website, “The Autism Science Foundation provides funding directly to scientists conducting cutting-edge autism research to discover the causes of autism and develop better treatments.

What is the Autism Society of America?

What They Do: Autism Society of America has chapters throughout the United States, though it is ultimately a grassroots organization. It offers offers personalized support, insight, and advocacy. Autism Society of America also runs an online database of local information and recommendations for families and professionals.

What is the Asperger's Autism Network?

What They Do: The Asperger/Autism Network aims to assist individuals on the Autism Spectrum (plus their family members, partners, and professionals) throughout their lifetimes. The network provides a mix of in-person and virtual services such as a referral program, support network, and conferences.

What is Autism Canada?

What They Do: Autism Canada is a large non-profit organization, and the umbrella under which the Autism Society of Canada is incorporated. The organization aims to “see the potential in people living with autism” and to “see and respect the person as an individual first” in all that it does.

What is the Autism National Committee?

What They Do: According to its website, The Autism National Committee is “the only autism advocacy organization dedicated to ‘Social Justice for All Citizens with Autism.’” It was founded in 1990. The Committee aims to protect and advance the human and civil rights of all persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related challenges.

What is the autism research institute?

What They Do: The Autism Research Institute (ARI) conducts scientific research related to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of autism. The Institute aims to improve lives of those with autism by providing new research to those on the spectrum, their families, and the professionals with whom they work.

What does ASF do?

ASF also provides information about autism to the general public and supports the needs of individuals with autism and their families.”. How Donations Help: A “What We Fund” section on its website outlines exactly what The Autism Science Foundation does with money donated.