🌀 Partner With Us – Autism On The Go
By and For Autistics and Neurodivergents
🌍 Who We Are
Autism On the Go (AOG) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit run entirely by Autistic and neurodivergent adults. We build community, grow leaders, and advocate for a more inclusive world. Our spaces are affirming, empowering, and radically welcoming to all neurotypes.
🎯 What We Do
We offer free and low-cost programming that meets people where they are:
- Support & Identity Groups (LGBTQ2S+, men's, women's, BIPOC, and more)
- Creative Meetups (art, writing, games, expression)
- Leadership Training (neuroinclusive and trauma-informed)
- Virtual & In-Person Events (social events and meetups)
- Advocacy & Systems Change (statewide coalitions, public policy, community education)
💡 Our Mission
To create a world where Autistic people thrive—through connection, creativity, and collective power.
🤝 Ways to Partner
We're actively looking for:
- Community Groups who want to co-host inclusive events
- Funding Members who want to support us financially
- Business Partners who want to work with us
- Organizations & Agencies to share referrals and amplify services
- Funders & Sponsors who believe in Autistic-led innovation
- Artists & Creators to collaborate on merchandise, workshops, and community projects
- Volunteers & Collaborators with unique perspectives and passions
💸 How We're Funded
We rely on donations, membership dues, sponsors, and merchandise sales. Your support keeps our events free and accessible for all.
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📬 Learn More
🌐 Website: autismonthego.org
✉️ Contact: info@autismonthego.org
🛡️ Our Values
Autism On the Go is committed to creating inclusive, empowering spaces through peer-led programs, leadership development, and community advocacy. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, age, or any other protected status.
"We don't just accommodate differences—we celebrate them."