Month: June 2026

Get Involved

Here are some ways you can help out today.

Give a cash donation that allows us to fund the programs that need it most. All donations are tax deductible and all contributions are appreciated!

Additional ways to help out are also included. Anything you can do is gratefully appreciated!

More Ways to Donate

Mail checks to:

Autism Society of Wisconsin
1477 Kenwood Dr.
Menasha, WI 54952

Recurring Donation:

Set up a recurring donation through our Network for Good site. Recurring donations make it easy for you to support the Autism Society of Wisconsin year round.

Become a Member

Join the Autism Society of Wisconsin today and add your voice to the growing number of families and professionals helping those with autism. With discounts to our conferences, a subscription to our printed, quarterly newsletter and other local affiliate benefits, becoming a member of the Autism Society of Wisconsin is a great value.

Membership to the Autism Society of Wisconsin also includes membership to the local affiliates shown here.

Additional Ways to Help

Create Your Own Personal Campaign

Join our cause and create your own personal fundraising campaign for the Autism Society of Wisconsin.

Get creative! Here are some ideas to get you started:

  • Start your own online fundraising page and campaign!
  • Organize a casual day at work. Charge $10 on a Friday to wear jeans.
  • Guest bartend at a local bar and put tips towards your fundraising goal.
  • Ask 10 friends to donate $10 each to reach a fundraising milestone of 100 dollars.
  • Ask your friends and family to make a donation to the Autism Society of Wisconsin instead of giving gifts for your birthday.

Employee/Matching Gifts

Double the impact of your gift! Many employers match employee gifts dollar-for-dollar. Check with your human resource department about your employer’s gift matching process or click below see if your employer matches gifts.

Memorial & Tributes

Honor the life of a loved one by creating a memorial to the Autism Society of Wisconsin. You can also celebrate a birthday, anniversary or other special occasion with a gift honoring a spouse, friend, family member or other loved one.

Planned Giving

Receive tax and other financial benefits while giving to the Autism Society. Plan a gift for the future by working with a financial advisor to set up an IRA Charitable Rollover, trust or bequest, or beneficiary designation on a life insurance policy.

Please call our office at (+62) 852-8828-5118 for more information on any of these giving opportunities.

Autism Society of Wisconsin: Mission & Vision

Welcome to the Autism Society of Wisconsin. A place for Autistic adults, families, and community members across Wisconsin to find Autism-related information, resources, and support. We are a community built on understanding, empowerment, and connection.

The Autism Society of Wisconsin is an affiliate of the Autism Society of America. As part of a national network, our mission, vision and outcomes model align with the national model.

Mission

To improve the lives of all affected by autism.

Vision

The Autism Society envisions individuals and families living with autism are able to maximize their quality of life, are treated with the highest level of dignity, and live in a society in which their talents and skills are appreciated and valued.

Quality of Life Indicators

Academic Success

People with autism should have the opportunity to participate in school to their fullest capability and learn in an environment and manner that enables them to succeed

Autonomy and Self Sufficiency

People with autism have the right to make their own decisions

Communication

People with autism should be able to express themselves and interact with others in a meaningful way

Financial Stability

People with autism should be able to afford the things and services they need

Health and Well Being

People with autism should feel and be well physically and have access to the services they need to stay healthy

Inclusion

People with autism should be welcomed to participate actively in their schools, workplaces and communities

Independent Living

People with autism have the right to lead their own lives, and they should also have support if they need help caring for themselves

Meaningful Employment with Fair Wages

People with autism should have the opportunity to do work that contributes to their communities, and should receive compensation befitting their positions.

Pursuit of Dreams

People with autism should feel empowered to achieve their aspirations!

Recreation and Leisure

People with autism should be able to pursue their interests and spend their free time in a meaningful way

Respect and Dignity

People with autism should feel respected by those around them

Safety

People with autism should feel secure and be able to get help from their communities, law enforcement and others as needed

Self Identity and Acceptance

People with autism should understand and appreciate themselves, and feel understood and valued by others

Social Connections

People with autism should have friends and supporters as well as ties to their communities

Subjective Well Being

People with autism should feel happy and enjoy life