UPCOMING EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS


 

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Bunco & Bellinis

 

Get Ready to Roll for Autism

When: Sunday February 19^th 1pm-4pm
Where: National Golf Course
1911 E Desert Inn Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89169-3210
(702) 734-1796
How Much: $35 pre-reg/$40 day of
Register at www.GrantaGiftAutismFoundation.org
(Men Welcome)
Includes Finger Food, 2 Bellinis, and Great Prizes
 

No. of Seats

One $35.00 USD Two $70.00 USD

 

  Sibling Club Schedule

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~February 17th Clinical Workshop at P.A.L.S Learning Center 4:30-6:30pm 

~March 16th Community Social Outing, TBA 4:30-6:30pm

 ~April 5th Clinical Workshop at P.A.L.S. Learning Center 10:00am-12:00pm

 ~May 18th Community Social Outing, TBA 4:30-6:30pm

More Information for Community Social Outings will be announced closer to the event. Please register and RSVP for all SibShops at info@grantagiftautismfoundation.org  

     

 

                         

                        Autism Classroom Back to School Drive 2009 News Coverage 

Autism Classroom Back to School Drive 2010 Press Release

COMMUNITY MEMBERS URGED TO HELP LOCAL BUSINESSES SUPPORT ADOPTED AUTISM CLASSROOMS IN AUGUST 2010

Grant a Gift Autism Foundation Coordinates Back to School Drive to Gather Much Needed School Supplies  LAS VEGAS (July 30, 2010) – Grant A Gift Autism Foundation is kicking off the second year of its Autism Classroom Back to School Drive to fill the funding and supply gaps for autism classrooms in the Clark County School District.  The Drive will be held the entire month of August with the support of local businesses, and community members are encouraged to participate and donate.  Most participating businesses, listed below, will have collection boxes along with ‘wish lists’ from one of the approximately 87 schools with autism classrooms requesting support.            “The response from our local business community has been amazing,” said Lynda Tache, executive director of the Foundation. “These community leaders are stepping up to help provide the critical resources these classrooms need to ensure our kids are included, are educated and are valued.”Last year, the Drive supported 10 schools with autism classrooms, and raised hundreds of pounds of supplies.  This year, the goal is to support approximately 87 schools with autism classrooms which represents over 151 classrooms with over 1500 children and staff affected, with a focus on lower socio-economic school demographics and newer programs which have fewer resources.            “When we heard about the Autism Classroom Back to School Drive Adoption Program, we knew it was a worthy and important cause, and one our business and our customers could support,” said Diane Prestwich, owner of Yogurtland West Flamingo and Eastern Avenue locations.  “If our participation improves the educational experience for just one child, it is valuable.  To know we are helping an entire classroom of our community’s kids is truly exciting.  It’s simply the right thing to do.” Donation boxes will also be available at the following businesses for donations during August, including multiple locations of Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Raising Cane’s, Regal Cinemas and Yogurtland.  Interested community members can also go to www.grantagiftautismfoundation.org to download a list of all other participating businesses and the schools they are supporting. 

 

LAS VEGAS (July 30, 2010) – Grant A Gift Autism Foundation is kicking off the second year of its Autism Classroom Back to School Drive to fill the funding and supply gaps for autism classrooms in the Clark County School District.The Drive will be held the entire month of August with the support of local businesses, and community members are encouraged to participate and donate.Most participating businesses, listed below, will have collection boxes along with ‘wish lists’ from one of the approximately 87 schools with autism classrooms requesting support.“The response from our local business community has been amazing,” said Lynda Tache, executive director of the Foundation. “These community leaders are stepping up to help provide the critical resources these classrooms need to ensure our kids are included, are educated and are valued.”Last year, the Drive supported 10 schools with autism classrooms, and raised hundreds of pounds of supplies.This year, the goal is to support approximately 87 schools with autism classrooms which represents over 151 classrooms with over 1500 children and staff affected, with a focus on lower socio-economic school demographics and newer programs which have fewer resources.“When we heard about the Autism Classroom Back to School Drive Adoption Program, we knew it was a worthy and important cause, and one our business and our customers could support,” said Diane Prestwich, owner of Yogurtland West Flamingo and locations.“If our participation improves the educational experience for just one child, it is valuable.To know we are helping an entire classroom of our community’s kids is truly exciting.It’s simply the right thing to do.” to download a list of all other participating businesses and the schools they are supporting.