Events

2nd Annual Autism Awareness Day in the Park

A vibrant, sensory-friendly celebration designed entirely for special needs families to connect, play, and thrive. We gather in a safe, welcoming outdoor space filled with inclusive recreational activities, accessible play zones, and specialized resources, creating beautiful community memories where every child is celebrated exactly as they are.

  • Date: April 10, 2027
  • Location: Coming Soon
  • Time: Coming Soon

Caregiver Relief & Back-to-School Resource Connection

A dedicated space to pour back into exceptional parents and caregivers. Recharge your well-being and strengthen your support network through four vital pillars:

  • Self-Care: Wellness activities to lower stress and prioritize your health.
  • Community Resources: Face-to-face connections with trusted local therapy providers.
  • Parent Networking: A judgment-free village of caregivers who understand your journey.
  • Family Support: Wraparound guidance ensuring your entire household thrives.
  • Date: August 22, 2026
  • Location: Boynton Beach Police Department – Community Room

Shoe Drive Fundraiser

  • Our Purpose: We partner with Funds2Orgs to collect shoe donations at local sites like Sande’s Restaurant in Delray Beach, converting them into vital funding for special needs families across Florida and Georgia.
  • The Impact: This campaign keeps thousands of pounds of textiles out of landfills while supporting micro-entrepreneurs in developing nations as they build small businesses to overcome poverty.

Volunteer – Join Our Mission

We are actively looking for dedicated volunteers who want to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children with disabilities and their families. Get involved today and help us build a stronger, more supportive community.

Festival Vendor Registration

Interested in becoming a vendor at our upcoming Autism Community Resource Festival? Please download one of the forms below, complete it, and email one completed form to [email protected] to secure your spot, as both versions contain the same information.