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Pair It Forward Foundation helps families of children with autism and developmental differences access therapies, educational resources, community programs, and opportunities that empower children to reach their full potential.
Pair It Forward Foundation raises funds to help middle-income and subsidized families access autism-related supports for their children. Many families face the high cost of therapy, clinic-based services, programs, and resources, and even families who do not qualify for full financial assistance may still struggle to afford the care their child needs. Our goal is to help reduce those barriers so more children can access meaningful support, build skills, and reach their full potential.
We support families by helping offset the cost of autism-related services, resources, and programs that may otherwise be out of reach.
Helping eligible families access financial assistance for autism-related services.
Supporting access to therapy and intervention programs offered through qualified clinics and providers.
Helping families access tools, education, and resources that support their child’s development.
Creating pathways for children to participate, learn, communicate, and thrive.
Autism-related services can be expensive, and many families face financial barriers when trying to access therapy, intervention, programs, and supports for their children. Pair It Forward Foundation exists to help bridge that gap by raising funds and creating opportunities for families who need support.
Every contribution helps move a child closer to the support they need.
Families may face hundreds of dollars in fees for assessments, therapy sessions, and support programs.
Middle-income families may not qualify for enough funding but still struggle to afford consistent services.
Financial assistance can help children access services that support communication, learning, confidence, and growth.
Your support helps Pair It Forward Foundation raise funds for families who need help accessing autism-related services, resources, and programs.