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Day 266: 1 in 110 Kids Have Autism. How Can We Help?

1 in 110 Kids Have Autism. The research to understand and help kids and families with autism is expanding due to these incredible numbers. Thsi give was inspired by a woman met on online and have since turned into my give today.

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Did you catch those numbers in the video? 1 in 110 children have autism. When did those numbers get so high? What is causing these numbers to increase every year? No one has the answers but there is a way you can support families that so desperately need our help with just one click.

Day 266: Give 266

Since starting 365give many people have inspired me to keep on giving. Sharing people’s person stories and missions brings me so much happiness. I never new daily giving was going to be so rewarding. One of the people I have met is a women by the name of Tanaya. Her son Bryce has autism. Her sight Bubbles Make Him Smile shares great information about everything autism. She did a guest post for me on Day 217 sharing her story of autism.  Today my give is in honour of Bubbles Make Him Smile and to all the mothers and fathers that feel isolated without the support or funding they need with just one click.

“The Autism Site is part of the GreaterGood Network, a family of click-to-give sites. When you click on the “Click Here to Give – it’s FREE!” button, you are shown advertisements from our sponsors. Sponsors pay an advertising fee, and 100% of that fee goes to our charity partners to provide therapy for children with autism.”

You can click once per day, every single day, 365 days of the year. Take 1 minute out of your day to click today and every day. Doesn’t get easier than this to make a commitment to giving every day.

Time Commitment: 30 seconds

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  1. Tanaya
    Tanaya on June 22, 2011 at 4:02 pm

    Jacqueline you are truly amazing! Thank you, in so many ways, for bringing attention to autism and helping us in our journey to spread awareness. We are so exceptionally grateful for you and what you have done for the autism community. Thank you.

    • jacqueline
      jacqueline on June 22, 2011 at 10:03 pm

      You are so welcome. Thank you for all you do to bring awareness and raise money for autism. You truly were my inspiration.

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