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Find similar grantsAndrew's Gift Individual and School System Grants is sponsored by Andrew's Gift. Andrew's Gift provides resources to individuals living with autism to enable their development and enrich their lives. They provide grants to individuals/families and school systems within Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, Lebanon, Franklin, York & Lancaster Counties in Pennsylvania.
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Welcome to Andrew's Gift. Enriching the everyday lives of individuals living with autism. Andrew’s Gift provides resources to individuals living with autism to enable their development and enrich their lives.
We provide grants to individuals/families and school systems within Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, Lebanon, Franklin, York & Lancaster Counties in Pennsylvania. Families and individuals may apply for grants that directly improve the life of an individual with autism. Schools may apply for grants to support their instructional programs that serve students with autism.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR A GRANT On our most recent iPad Day, we asked all the attendees to share some of their thoughts around their experience. To read all their responses, check out our board page here. See how we're making a difference in our community.
If you want to take advantage of an opportunity to learn more about using your iPad or you are seeking funding for an iPad, we may be able to help… If you are an individual, family member or professional pursuing opportunities for an individual with autism but are struggling to find the funding, we may be able to help… If you are a school district in Dauphin, Cumberland, and Perry counties and are seeking an opportunity to improve and enhance your literacy curriculum for your Autism Support programs, we may be able to help…
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals/families living with autism, and school systems, within Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, Lebanon, Franklin, York & Lancaster Counties in Pennsylvania. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Andrew's Gift Individual and School System Grants is funded by Andrew's Gift. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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