My Nonprofit Reviews

I would give them 10 stars if I could. My son went to their autism camp for the first time last year. As a nervous mother, I didn't want to just send him without finding out what really goes on. So I volunteered. I saw firsthand how they accepted my son and made sure every need was met, that he had fun and it was all done safely! They have it down, thinking of everything. The way the med shed functioned really impressed me. So many kids with different meds at different times. How do they keep track of it all? Well, their system is efficient and runs smoothly. Also, same thing with the dietary needs of each of the campers! How do you keep that straight? Again, saw firsthand how they operated and everything ran smoothly. But most of all, the kids had fun! Away from therapy and doctors, they made sure kids can just be kids (safely, of course). My son ate and did things I never thought he would. Looking forward to this year. I would 110% be comfortable sending him alone (he's on the lower end of the spectrum) but I also got so much out of it, I'm honored and more than willing to volunteer again. Also, we have been invited to all of their amazing events such as the Hop N Bop (don't have to worry about kids pushing your child over because they are slower for Easter eggs), movies, they help with parents night out, etc. We have become part of their family and I can't thank them enough! Feeling included instead of excluded! Love all of those dedicated hard-working saints at Torino!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!