60 Years of Caring. 60 Years of Giving. Donate today to the Autism Society of America!

Please consider the Autism Society in your end of year giving planning.

Dear Friends, For 60 years, the Autism Society of America has cared deeply for every child, every adult, and every family touched by Autism. From grassroots advocacy to life-changing community programs, our mission has always been rooted in care, compassion, and connection. As 2025 closes and we commemorate this milestone anniversary, we invite you to celebrate with us. Your gift today and over the last 60 days of 2025 helps us sustain and expand the critical services that show every person with Autism they belong and they are cared for. 📢Now, more than ever, we need your support to fuel vital, impactful programming that empowers everyone on the spectrum to live their lives to the fullest. Your gift, no matter the size, makes a difference. ➡️ Please Donate today! bit.ly/47z7vpu Together, we make care visible. Together, Autism IS Caring. Honor 60 years of caring with your crucial gift today. With warm regards, Joseph P. Joyce President and Chief Executive Officer Autism Society of America Get Support Donate Shop Visit Website Follow Us

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When I mention the ADA, someone shares their story

Diabetes touches all of us. Let's do something about it.

Celebrating 85 years of research, education, and advocacy. Dear Friend,  I was at the dog park earlier this week when a woman struck up a conversation and asked me what I do for work. When I told her I work for the American Diabetes Association® (ADA), her face lit up. She immediately shared her personal journey with type 2 diabetes—how she's managing it, what's been hard, and what's helped.  This happens all the time. Whether I'm at the grocery store, on a plane, or just making small talk—when I mention the ADA, people open up. They tell me about their parents, their kids, their own diagnosis. Diabetes is everywhere.  And it makes sense. Nearly one in two of us are living with diabetes or prediabetes. That's half of all Americans. It's not just a statistic—it's our neighbors, our coworkers, our families, and maybe even ourselves.  November marks the start of American Diabetes Month®, and it's a time to come together and take action. By donating today, you'll fund life-changing research, advocacy efforts, and support for people living with diabetes—and right now, every gift is matched, dollar for dollar, up to the $150,000 campaign total.  Double My Donation If you've been touched by diabetes—or know someone who has—please donate today. Your impact will be doubled. Thank you for being part of this community. Together, we're changing lives.   Warmly,  Kara Warr  Director, Digital Marketing American Diabetes Association     Donate Monthly Donate Once   Other Ways to Give:  Stock  |  Employer Match  |  Donate Your Car  |  Real Estate Donation Other Ways to Give:  Stock  |  Employer Match  |  Donate Your Car  |  Real Estate Donate © American Diabetes Association. All rights reserved. 2451 Crystal Drive, Suite 900, Arlington, VA 22202 askada@diabetes.org | 1-800-342-2383 Learn more at diabetes.org Manage your email preferences or unsubscribe

Tips for a healthier Halloween for kids with diabetes

Celebrate the season safely—no scary surprises needed!

Celebrating 85 years of research, education, and advocacy.   Tricks and Treats! Celebrate Halloween in a way that's fun and safe for kids with diabetes. Check out our tips for a spooky-good time. Get the Tips   Helping kids enjoy Halloween. Friend,  Halloween should be fun, not frustrating. But between candy, parties, and disrupted routines, it can be a tricky time for children with diabetes. With a little creativity and preparation, the holiday can still be full of fun. The American Diabetes Association® has compiled practical tips and tricks to help kids feel included while staying on track with their health. From swapping candy for festive alternatives to emphasizing creative costumes and games, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the celebration without added stress. And when candy is part of the fun, ideas like sorting treats ahead of time and incorporating small portions into regular meal planning can help keep things balanced. Get the Tips Thanks to generous supporters like you, we're able to provide resources like these at no cost—helping families spend less time worrying and more time enjoying the moment together. Have a safe and happy Halloween!   Donate Monthly Donate Once   Other Ways to Give:  Stock  |  Employer Match  |  Donate Your Car  |  Real Estate Donation Other Ways to Give:  Stock  |  Employer Match  |  Donate Your Car  |  Real Estate Donate © American Diabetes Association. All rights reserved. 2451 Crystal Drive, Suite 900, Arlington, VA 22202 askada@diabetes.org | 1-800-342-2383 Learn more at diabetes.org Manage your email preferences or unsubscribe