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Founded in 2006, Autism Charlotte is a local non-profit organization focused on addressing the needs of children and families impacted by autism.

10/22/2026

💙 Charlotte, get ready to Turn the Night Blue!

Join Autism Charlotte on Saturday, March 13, 2027, for an unforgettable evening with plenty to celebrate—and a purpose that brings us together.

The night will feature a pre-event social, interactive experiences, elaborate photo opportunities, a delectable four-course dinner, live entertainment, special and celebrity guests, exclusive auction items, and an after-party to keep the celebration going!

Sponsorships, table purchases, and donation opportunities are NOW OPEN! Gather your friends, reserve a table, or put your business in the spotlight as a sponsor while supporting programs for children and young adults with autism.

✨ Explore sponsorships: https://bit.ly/3TMqBFW
✨ Reserve a table or make a donation: https://bit.ly/4igMXYl

🎟️ General admission tickets go on sale November 16.

Save the date, invite your friends, and get ready for a night to remember!

10/20/2026

Tracing, counting, and learning—one number at a time! ✏️🔢

One of our afterschool students is practicing tracing numbers and saying them aloud, building number recognition and fine motor skills along the way.

At Autism Charlotte, we celebrate opportunities to practice, grow, and feel proud of each accomplishment. Every student learns at their own pace, and we’re here to cheer them on!

Find out more about our programs and events at www.autismcharlotte.org.

10/15/2026

Little hands, lots of learning! Rolling, squeezing, and shaping Play-Doh helps preschool students strengthen fine motor skills, explore textures, and express their creativity.

At Autism Charlotte’s Stage One Academy, our preschool program, hands-on activities create opportunities for learning and discovery while supporting each child’s individual growth.

Learn more at www.autismcharlotte.org.

10/13/2026

They did the mash—the costume-making mash! 🎃

Our PATHS students gathered Friday for a Costume Making Party filled with creativity and time together. Take a look at their creations—and the fun they had making them!

At Autism Charlotte, shared activities offer opportunities for students to express themselves, try something new, and connect with one another. Learn more about our PATHS program at www.autismcharlotte.org.

10/08/2026

Fall fun can look different for everyone. 🍂

Some children enjoy scooping out a pumpkin. Others prefer decorating the outside. Some love the crunch of fallen leaves; others would rather explore their colors at a table.

At Autism Charlotte, we recognize that each child brings individual interests, preferences, and sensory needs. That same approach can help families make seasonal activities more welcoming: offer choices, provide tools for sticky textures, and allow time to watch before joining in.

Whether it’s painting a pumpkin or arranging colorful leaves, there’s more than one way to enjoy fall together.

What fall activities does your family enjoy?

10/06/2026

Different ways of thinking bring valuable strengths to our community. 💙

Autism Charlotte was proud to co-host Dr. Temple Grandin’s “Autism: The Way I See It” on September 26 at The Pearl in Charlotte. The event explored practical supports for autistic individuals, the value of mentors, and the importance of recognizing different thinking styles.

At Autism Charlotte, we believe support begins with understanding each person’s strengths, interests, and needs. Through our programs, we help participants build skills, make connections, and discover opportunities to thrive.

Thank you to Dr. Grandin, Future Horizons, and everyone who joined us for an evening of learning and connection!

10/01/2026

Recent news here in the Charlotte area has brought attention to an important concern for many autism families: wandering, also known as elopement.

For some autistic children, wandering can happen quickly and unexpectedly, making awareness, preparation, and communication especially important.

At Autism Charlotte, safety is a priority across our programs. We recognize that every child has individual needs, and we work to create structured, supportive environments where children can learn, participate, and build greater independence while their safety remains at the forefront.

That means knowing the children in our care, maintaining consistent routines and supervision, communicating with families, and understanding individual behaviors and needs that may affect safety.

Stories about wandering are an important reminder that keeping children safe takes a team—families, teachers, caregivers, and communities working together.

Awareness matters. Preparation matters. And above all, safety matters.

09/29/2026

Different ways of thinking, communicating, learning, and experiencing the world bring different strengths and perspectives.

At Autism Charlotte, we believe in meeting each child where they are, recognizing their individual abilities, and providing the support and opportunities they need to learn, grow, and participate with confidence.

There isn’t one “right” way to learn or experience the world—and that’s something worth celebrating.

Registration for our preschool and afterschool programs is now open! Learn more: www.autismcharlotte.org.

09/24/2026

There’s comfort in knowing what comes next.

Consistent routines can help children feel more secure, understand expectations, and move through their day with greater confidence. From arriving in the morning to completing classroom activities and transitioning between tasks, familiar routines create opportunities to practice important skills every day.

At Autism Charlotte, structure and consistency are part of creating an environment where children can learn, participate, and build independence.

Registration for our preschool and afterschool programs is now open! Learn more at www.autismcharlotte.org.

09/22/2026

MYTH: If a child isn’t speaking, they aren’t communicating.

FACT: Communication is much more than spoken words. Gestures, facial expressions, pictures, signs, communication devices, and actions can all be meaningful ways to express needs, choices, thoughts, and feelings.

At Autism Charlotte, we recognize and support the many ways individuals communicate. Because every person deserves to be heard and understood. 💙

Learn about our programs: www.autismcharlotte.org.

Address

2331 Crown Point Executive Drive Suite A
Charlotte, NC
28227

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(704) 910-4512

Website

https://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/AutismFoundationoftheCarolina/donate.html

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