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214 projects supported

20,177 students reached

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Projects Supported

Ms. Alinkofsky Favorite

Photography...the Other Art!

Updated on Apr 20, 2012

Say cheese, please! My K-3 students with Autism are extremely excited to learn about artists and the many mediums that masterpieces are made of. A strong interest in photography has surfaced. As an...
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My students need digital cameras, photo paper and construction paper to fulfill a strong interest...

High Poverty,

Bronx, NY

"Words cannot express our gratitude for your very generous contributions. We are excited to finally fulfill and grow with a passion for photography. Providing funds to this project will provide student..." more

Apr 18, 2012

Mr. Cox Favorite

Squeeze Machine

Updated on May 2, 2012

A hug machine, also known as a hug box, a squeeze machine, or a squeeze box, is a deep-pressure device designed to calm hyper-sensitive persons, usually individuals with autism spectrum disorders....
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My students need the Steamroller Machine to meet their deep pressure sensory needs throughout the...

High Poverty,

Detroit Lakes, MN

"Thank you for your interest in our students. They are really going to benefit from the squeeze machine. I can't express how much it means to me and my classroom how much we appreciate these donations...." more

Apr 18, 2012

Mrs. Gomez Favorite

Learning With Autism

Updated 5 days ago

High Poverty,

Iowa

"I want to thank everyone for their generous support. These materials will benefit my students learning needs at a skill level that is appropriate. The classroom storage stool with the soft seats is te..." more

Apr 18, 2012

Ms. Ochoa Favorite

Learning Our ABC's

Updated on Apr 19, 2012

The letter sand tray, motor alphabet letters, peg boards, and other tactile alphabet material being requested will help my students with autism learn the alphabet through different modalities. These...
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My students need materials that are tactile and kinesthetic in order to learn their alphabet. The...

High Poverty,

Los Angeles, CA

"I cannot thank you enough for the contributions you have given not only to the students I currently have but to my future students that will be attending my class. Thank you it is people like you that..." more

Apr 18, 2012