Lose the Training Wheels Program in June
Friday, April 23rd, 2010information.
Sincerely,
Amy Hurley
Lose The Training Wheels Camp Coordinator
Email Amy Hurley: lttw-mke@hurleytech.com
Sincerely,
Amy Hurley
Lose The Training Wheels Camp Coordinator
Email Amy Hurley: lttw-mke@hurleytech.com
For the first time ever, Bounce for Autism is coming to the Milwaukee area.
This is a fund-raiser for our local chapter and our national organization, in conjunction with our local Pump It Up! Franchise, 195 N Janacek Rd, Brookfield.
No preregistration is required. Come any time between 5:30 and 7:30 PM on Thursday, April 22nd. Jumpers will be charged $8, there is no cost for parents. All participants must wear socks.
We hope you can join us for this fun and exciting way to raise dollars for the Autism Society.
Planning for the financial future of your child or other dependent with special needs can be a complicated process. It is important, however, to plan for their care and continued quality of life when you are no longer around. The MetLife Center for Special Needs Planning was established in 1998 as a public service to families with children or other dependents with special needs.
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APRIL IS AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH!
Helping the autism community can be as easy as updating your Facebook or Twitter status! During the month of April, the Autism Society is asking supporters to change their status on Facebook and/or Twitter to:
Autism affects 1 in 110. Text “AUTISM” to 50555 to donate $10 to the Autism Society of America. Help spread the word: http://bit.ly/bUAVRf. 100% of your donations will go to support the Autism Society’s mission of improving the lives of all affected by autism.
PUT ON THE PUZZLE THIS APRIL
The Autism Awareness Puzzle ribbon is the most recognized symbol of Autism in the world. Show your support for people with autism by wearing the Autism Awareness Puzzle Ribbon this month - as a pin on your shirt, a magnet on your car, a badge on your blog, or as your Facebook profile picture — and educate folks on the potential of people with autism! Suggestions and resources here.