Event Ideas

1Power4Autism is a grassroots event movement to engage the community to actively support, raise money, create awareness, and execute events to support the mission of the Autism Society: improving the lives of all affected by autism.

The Autism Society has a strong, over 45 years of history of being a voice for autism. The Autism Society is proud to have over 100 parent driven local affiliates. Throughout its history, Autism Society’s members and supporters have turned on 1Power4Autism through consistent parent support, advocacy, and improving the lives of all affected by autism. Our Power is in our history - come join us and FIND YOUR POWER TODAY. Start an Event!

Below are amazing 1Power4Autism events.

Walk/Run/Bike

 

Meet Wyatt!

Wyatt is a cub scout that wanted to earn his disability merit badge. For Wyatt’s service project he organized a puzzle walk for autism at his school. Wyatt raised $4,000. Recruited 20 volunteers and had a great time earning his merit badge while raising money for the Autism Society! Great Job Wyatt

Register today to start your walk for autism! Online tools and donation forms are all on the site.

 

Meet Rachel!

Rachel is an athlete that enjoys cycling, running, and triathlons. Rachel decided to raise money while entering already established races and events. Rachel is having an amazing time while she raises money for autism! 

Register your bike event today!

 

Meet Lex & Terry and the Dallas Desperados!

Lex and Terry are radio personalities in Dallas, Texas on Clear Channel and XM Radio Networks. Seven years ago they organized a new Harley Ride called Ticket to Ride. The Ticket to Ride has grown to 4 cities in 2009. Lex and Terry have raised over $300,000 for the Autism Society. Check out their website and see if they are in a city near you! http://www.lexandterrytickettoride.org/, or view pictures of Lex and Terry Ticket To Ride.

Love motorcycles?  Reach out to your local motorcycle community and organize your own Ride for Autism! 

Register your event today for the Autism Society!

     
     

Golf

 

Meet Alley White!

Alley White at Gilbane organized a Golf Benefit for the Autism Society and raised 32K in her first year!

Start your event with the "The First Online Golf Event Planning Site" at http://www.golfdigestplanner.com/.

Then come back to the 1Power4Autism site and start the fundraising page for your event!

Bounce

 

Meet Sam!

Sam is a Tiger Scout who is Bouncing for Autism! Sam asked 5 of his buddies to join his team and fundraise for the Autism Society in the month of April. The Bounce for Autism takes place at Pump It Up, the nation’s number one inflatable party zone. His friends logged into the website, registered, sent out emails, volunteered for 2 hours for service credits, and raised over $300.

Sound like fun? Register to Bounce at a location near you!

Travel

 

Meet the folks at Cruise Holiday!

Cruise holiday put together a 11 day luxury cruise for an unbeatable price!

Join them cruising Europe and raise $25,000 for the Autism Society.

Or start your own travel event today!

Service Project

 

Meet Wyatt!

Wyatt is a cub scout that wanted to earn his disability merit badge. For Wyatt’s service project he organized a puzzle walk for autism at his school. Wyatt raised $4,000. Recruited 20 volunteers and had a great time earning his merit badge while raising money for the Autism Society! Great Job Wyatt!

Register today to start your walk for autism! Online tools and donation forms are all on the site.

Auction

 

 

Start your own auction event today!

Other

 

Meet John Lose and his Rock the Boat for Autism Team!

Rock the Boat for Autism 2009 went from Boca Raton, FL to Wildwood, NJ. John and his teammate(s) will departed from Boca Raton on Saturday, June 20th and arrived in Wildwood on Saturday, August 1, 2009. Rock The Boat for Autism was the brainchild of John and his college friends who wanted to design an event for the Autism Society. You can still help by making a donation, volunteering to help fundraise, supporting the event and joining the Facebook group entitled “Rock the Boat for Autism.”

Start your own event today!

 

 

Meet The Vintage Car Rally Association!

The Vintage Car Rally Association was founded by “three old rally buddies” who wanted to keep the old car sport alive and at the same time raise money for, and awareness of, autism. “All we’re trying to do is raise the awareness of autism,” said Rex Gardner, VCRA founder and grandfather to 10-year-old Justyce, who has autism. “We’d like to have a program that will speak to autistic folks when they get to the age of 18 so they’ll have some place to learn and to live. So we’re going to continue the campaign.” Curious about old cars and want to join the cause? Visit their website and join the event. There are currently five vintage car races scheduled across the country for next year. For more information, visit VCRA online at http://www.vintagecarrally.com/.

Start your own event today!

 

 

Meet Missy!

She organizes a Ride For Autism called “Ticket to Ride” that raises money for autism.

Missy Lybrand, General Merchandise and Promotions Director at Adamec Harley-Davidson in Jacksonville, Florida has a 18-year-old son with autism. She created a police-escorted motorcycle ride in 2002. The success of this event stems from the Missy’s commitment to autism, sponsorship and support of of Mark and Chris Adamec (owners of the Adamec Harley-Davidson store), radio personalities Lex Staley and Terry Jaymes of the Lex & Terry show and Janice Kirschwing of Venus clothing.

“In six years, Missy’s event has raised more than $300,000 for the Autism Society.” Ticket to Ride will be in 4 cities in 2009. http://www.lexandterrytickettoride.org/

Like Motorcycle’s or Rides?  Start your own Ride For Autism today!

     
     

Everyone makes a difference. 1Power4Autism wants to invite you to further view event photos for events benefiting the Autism Society. Join the fun & join the movement! View the amazing grassroots efforts of the Autism Society’s supporters and advocates. Our supporters are proof that 1 person can make a difference!

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