Fundraising for Autism

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If you have autism or any form of it Asperger Syndrome, PDD-NOS etc, or if you are the parent or family member of someone with any Autism Spectrum Disorder you are well aware of how expensive all the special schools, aides, therapy, doctors appointments, etc. costs. This lens is designed to teach you and help you complete successful fundraising to help you pay for these costs as well as find resources to help you with your special needs.

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Fundraising for Autism

Autism Fundraisers
Autism Fundraiser website. Need a gift for a teacher, therapist or a grandma who has everything? Come and support autism research at this site.
Fundraising - Autism Forum Topic
Aug 1, 2006 ... There is a fundraising guide that the ATCA offers right on their website that has a lot of very useful tools. Write yourself a press release ...
Treating Autism - Fundraising ~ for Raising Awareness and ...
Treating Autism Chairty - Fundraising for awareness and research. ... Tom (12) nominated, and made the case for Treating Autism to be the major beneficiary ...
Nature Laughs: Lots Of Autism-Related Fundraisers
Lots Of Autism-Related Fundraisers. It's a busy time of year for folks doing the good work: raising funds to help those with autism. ...

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How to Raise Enough Funds for Your Group- Easy Fundraising
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6 Secrets of Successful Fundraising for Autism

So you need to raise funds for someone with autism, an autism related organization or an autism related school? So how exactly do you go about doing this?

It can be a bit challenging especially if you are fundraising for an individual with an autism spectrum disorder. Here are 6 secrets to successful fundraising for autism.

1. Decide what kind of fundraiser you want to do. Will you sell products? Have an event? Or just collect donations? Be sure to pick either a very good high quality product or an event that will generate enough money to make it work the time and effort you will put into the event.

2. Consider doing a fundraiser with a network marketing or direct sales rep with a company that does fundraisers. Many times you can make more money this way and they do not have the strict organization rules that many other fundraising companies do.

3. Have a goal in mind of how much money you would like to raise. Having a goal in advance will help you choose the right fundraiser and you will be more likely to raise the money.

4. Consider doing several small fundraisers. Especially if the amount of money you need to raise is large.

5. Keep going and don't give up, if you search hard enough and long enough you will succeed with your autism fundraising.

6. Have a specific reason why you are raising the money. Whether it is to pay for therapy, a special school, a camp, or just because you feel importantly about the cause. This will give you purpose and reason and you will be more likely to be successful.

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Share Your Thoughts about Autism Fundraising

  • mihgasper Mar 23, 2012 @ 5:13 pm | delete
    I never tried to participate in autism fundraising but have some experience with fundraising for other goals. You pretty much nailed the principles. Thanks for making such clear and useful list.
  • TheHealthCabin Jan 26, 2012 @ 6:29 pm | delete
    Great lens, Thank you.
  • agent009 Nov 25, 2011 @ 7:43 pm | delete
    Connecting with other organization and bake sales have worked in my previous experience of volunteering.
  • DominicWoodfield Nov 11, 2011 @ 11:02 am | delete
    nice lens :) i wrote this article the other day about the difficulties of diagnosing autism: have a look if you're interested!
    http://www.squidoo.com/doctors-and-diagnosing-autism
  • DominicWoodfield Nov 11, 2011 @ 11:02 am | delete
    nice lens :) i wrote this article the other day about the difficulties of diagnosing autism: have a look if you're interested!
    http://www.squidoo.com/doctors-and-diagnosing-autism
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