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Find similar grantsAutism Rescue Angels is sponsored by Autism Rescue Angels. Autism Rescue Angels is a 501(c)(3) non-profit striving to provide immediate financial assistance to autism families in the Houston area.
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Autism Rescue Angels is a non-profit providing financial assistance to autism families in the Houston area for medical, therapeutic or respite needs of teenagers 15 years or older with autism spectrum disorder. We also provided funding for programs benefitting teenagers and adults with autism spectrum disorder.
50 Most Influential Women ARA founder Dr. Lisa Graham-Garza, has been named one of “Houston’s 50 Most Influential Women of 2020-21” by Houston Woman Magazine. Read the full story here. Schreiner University Onsite Visit On March 1, 2022 we visited with a group of college students who are working with Autism Rescue Angels to get the word out about the important work that we do!
See photos here. Thank You WithMerci Foundation and Whitney Mercilus Autism Rescue Angels is proud to have received a grant from the WithMerci foundation for our work with people with autism in the Houston area. Children with autism become adults with autism.
They live with it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for a lifetime. These families feel that their stories go unheard. We hear them and we can help.
Grab a copy of The Fluffy Bunny! Autism Rescue Angels Founder, Dr. Lisa Graham-Garza and her older son Ryan wrote a children’s book, The Fluffy Bunny with Autism. The book was recently published and generously underwritten by CKW luxe magazine.
It is written to be read to typical children preschool, kindergarten and first grade ages, and is a series of short stories with discussion questions at the back and resources for parents and teachers. The book is designed to help kids learn about being a friend to a person with autism. Proceeds from the book go directly back to our local autism families through Autism Rescue Angels!
To order your copy, please make a $30 donation to Autism Rescue Angels. “Autism Rescue Angels truly does rescue those in need. We are a family of 5 and our children are triplets.
The boys have Autism and Mitochondrial Dysfunction–both require expensive therapies, treatments, and doctor visits. We have been recipients of Autism Rescue Angels’ generosity multiple times, and we are beyond grateful for that. The financial assistance has helped us pay for tests and prescribed treatments that insurance did not cover medical bills that were piling up and even gas for our out-of-town physician specialists.
They are true warriors and their dedication to helping autism families is unparalleled! Thank you Autism Rescue Angels for your drive, dedication, and perseverance in continuing to help special families in need, it is much needed and GENUINELY appreciated! You make a difference!
” — Melissa R. , Houston, TX
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Autism families in the Houston area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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