Find Autism Research Nonprofits and Charities

  Gregory Smith wrote:

My name is Greg Smith, a member of the Organization for Autism Research (OAR) Board of Directors and the parent of a child with autism. I am pleased that I have an opportunity to talk about OAR. I have been involved with OAR for almost 10 years and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Have observed their Sports program in Queens and was impressed by how the children got along and how the community interacted with them. Highly recommend them as a program for children with autism and one if you are looking to make a contribution.Anonymous... more »

  Writer wrote:

Good Friend Inc. is awesome! Knowing how to interact with people who are wired differently than you are used to can be intimidating for everyone. My son was taught how to be a Good Friend to all of his buddies. What a gift! These ladies are the best! more »

  FundtoVolunteer wrote:

I am proud to be on the Board of HAAPE and have been a part of it since its start-up almost 5 years ago. The dedication of the people involved has helped HAAPE to get connected to very influential people in the autism arena. It has no overhead or administrative... more »

  Erika H. wrote:

I have two children with autism, and they have both been assisted by SARRC. My older son, who is 8, has been through their Jump Start program, and has been involved in a medical research program, through which we have seen great improvement! They are... more »

  sherry5 wrote:

I am a parent with a disability who has adopted 2 children with disabilities. Over the last 17 years Families Together has helped us with so many things that we did not know about raising children with disabilities. They've come to I.E.P.'s, talked on... more »

  debgd wrote:

I have volunteered at Wisconsin Independent Learning College for over 3 years, primarily as a yoga assistant. It has been an honor to be part of the WILC mission. The staff are very dedicated, caring, skilled, and knowledgeable about autism. WILC provides... more »

  Josh32 wrote:

I really love the people at ACCESS Academy because now I have promise of a future . I can type my thoughts now. You have no idea what it is like to be trapped in silence for years. Over time I suspect normal people fully will understand but I need typing... more »

  MikeBrothers wrote:

I am the Chairman of the Board of NYFAC Foundation Inc. Our organization's mission is to host fundraising events throughout the year with New York Families for Autistic Children being our primary beneficiary. The work that NYFAC does for not only those... more »

  jnbooth wrote:

I visited Special Abilities of North Texas to view how their program worked, and what they offered the young adults they served. I was impressed with everything I saw, and the growth plans for the new location. This organization has a sold action plan... more »

  Anticipating wrote:

The IBRF has the best of alternative advanced treatments and conventional medicine to begin with with a staff and board members considered to be a list of who's who in brain injury and brain disorders. The admissions director of Kessler Institute described... more »

  Manisha Lad wrote:

An only organisation to focus on autism for children in India. To provide the education, resources availalble in USA to parents and professionals in India more »

  mompookie wrote:

This non profit was established to help local disabled artist to sell their work. The foundation is working to establish a "Castle of Dreams" from which to operate their charity. The foundation promotes Autism Awareness with a walk a thon every year since... more »

  CMarie14 wrote:

I started volunteering for The Autism Research Foundation when I was in college because I wanted to understand autism science. TARF's research coordinator, Jerry, walked me through the lab and explained the brain research to me in such a clear, concise... more »

  ann16 wrote:

Nashoba Learning Group (NLG) is a school for students age 3-22 yrs on the autism spectrum. Each student is taught one-on-one, receiving a truly individualized program. Students are taught what they will need to be successful; communication, academics,... more »

Autism Spectrum Disorder: To provide guidance, support, informational resources and family-oriented activities, financial assistance... more »

TAG, founded in 1999 by scientists and concerned parents,is committed to utilizing state-of-the-art technologies to identify and... more »

To fund autism research more »

The mission of the national autism association is to respond to the most urgent needs of the autism community, provide real help... more »

Dolphin-assisted therapy for disabled children. more »