Answers for Autism Walk

Answers for Autism is announcing its 16th annual walk. It's a one-mile, stroller and wheelchair friendly walk and silent auction fundraiser. Answers for Autism provides grants to autism programs throughout Indiana.

Date: September 24

Time: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Location: Carmel, IN

For more information on the walk and the organization, please visit:
http://answersautism.org/autism-event/2016-answers-for-autism-walk/

On May 18, ComedySportz Indianapolis will put on a special improv show to support Camp Yes, And... 100% of ticket sales and silent auction bids will be donated to the online fundraising campaign. At a ComedySportz match, two teams compete head-to-head, improvising scenes, songs, and games for audience laughs and votes. It is an all-ages show, so kids are very welcome.

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit:
http://indycomedysportz.com/camp-yes-fundraiser/

Beading to Beat Autism

Are you crafty? Want to help a young girl in Louisville, KY raise money for an autism research and treatment center? Michala Riggle is a teenager who has a brother with autism. She has already raised thousands of dollars to support autism research and treatment and wants to do more. Read all about Michala, her brother, and her nonprofit organization at: http://www.beadingtobeatautism.org/

Creative Fundraising

A group of video game enthusiasts in Fort Worth, TX, self-dubbed "The Speed Gamers", is hosting a Final Fantasy marathon to raise money for the Autism Care and Treatment (ACT) organization. For the duration of one week, several young men are switching off playing through every one of Squaresoft's Final Fantasy RPGs (with the exception of X-2, the massively multiplayer XI, and side games in the series). They hope to raise a total of $20,000 for "families that cannot afford or access the treatments their autistic children need."

To see watch their marathon live in progress or donate to their cause, visit TheSpeedGamers' website.