News & Updates

Our 2022 Cheerful Giving Initiative

We are excited to announce that it's time for Cheerful Giving! This initiative provides sensory supports for autistic adults and children during the holiday season. Sensory supports can be very...

Show Your Support On Giving Tuesday!

Giving Tuesday will be held this year on Tuesday, November 29, 2022! It's a special day of observance that encourages people to do charitable works in their communities. This event occurs each year...

Our 2022 Manna from Heaven Results!

Our 2022 Manna from Heaven initiative was a success! Because of our generous donors, we were able to bless 54 autistic people with $50 grocery store gift cards. That's almost triple the number of...

Manna from Heaven is Coming Soon

We are excited to share that registration will open for Manna from Heaven on November 1, 2022! This initiative provides $50 grocery store gift cards for autistic persons in need of food. We are so...

Our Experience at the Together Conference

We had a wonderful time at the Together Conference! This one day event was designed for churches desiring to create more inclusive places of worship for people with disabilities and their families....

Join us at the Together Conference!

Have you heard about the Together Conference? It's a faith-based conference for places of worship desiring to create inclusive environments for those with disabilities. The conference will be held...

Our Sensory Toolkit Giveaway Winners!

We are excited to announce our Sensory Toolkit Giveaway winners! This giveaway was part of our annual Accessible Faith Initiative, which equips and empowers places of worship to become more...

Finding Balance and Support as a Caregiver

Join us for a webinar entitled, Finding Balance and Support as a Caregiver. It will take place on Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 1:00pm EST. Our guest panelists are Stephanie White and Henry Hayes....

Free Sensory Toolkits for Places of Worship!

Did you know that attending church can be difficult for autistic people? The lights, sounds, and crowds can cause sensory overload, which is often misinterpreted as a tantrum or bad behavior. Even...