Autism Services of Mecklenburg County

2009 Was a a Busy Year

Completed Construction of New Home for Adults with Traumatic Brain Injuries

Opened Day Activity Program for Adults with Developmental Disabilities

Increased Enrollment in After School Program and Camp Dakota

Developed new Youth and Community Volunteer Program

Awarded Better Business Bureau Charity Accreditation

Opened New Office in Gastonia

Help Us Keep It Going in 2010 ------------------------------->

This year, more than ever, we need your support. State budget cuts threaten vital services and may result in staff pay and benefit reductions. Giving a Gift that Matters means that ASMC will have the resources necessary to continue to provide quality services in your community. If you purchase your Gift That Matters in honor or memory of a family member or friend, a custom holiday card will be sent to your honoree to inform them of your gift and how your donation in their name will have a positive impact ASMC's programs. Thank you for your commitment to those we serve!

Gifts That Matter

Your donation of $25

A work training kit for adult Day Activity Program

A sensory item kit (stress ball, rope light, table water fountation)

Scrapbook and supplies

Art supplies for the After School Program

Your donation of $50

Three hours of Respite Care

Training CD for Day Activity Program computer

Community Art Classes

Activity Fee for Camp Dakota Session

Your donation of $100

Job readiness tapes and materials for the Day Activity Program

Dinner out for six Group Home residents and Staff

Educational software for the After School Program

Your donation of $250 (or more)

Scholarships for the After School Program or Camp Dakota

New furnishings and equipment for the Resdential Services Department

For more information regarding Fundraising and donations contact Ann Taylor, Resource Development Coordinator at Ann@asmcinc.com.