Today we donated to one of our favorite places, We Rock the Spectrum, as part of our summer camp scholarship program. This money is used to assist families financially, so that their children can participate in summer camps across Wake County. As parents of an autistic teen, we know how important summer camps are, not only for the children, but for the parents as well.
July is Disabilities Pride Month. Brady is proudly donating one of our sensory tool kits to his favorite barber Abby, at CHOP Barbershop in Holly Springs. This can help any neurodivergent person with sensory issues while they're getting a fresh haircut.
Today the Brady Valcho Foundation did something they love! ❤️
Because of the generosity of others we can help amazing organizations in our community that directly support our children with special needs.
Building Connections is an amazing summer camp and social skills organization that does exceptional things with our kids. We hope this donation can help a family send their child to camp this summer!
We are please to share this picture of the Brady Valcho Autism Foundation accepting a $500 donation from Leith Toyota. We are so grateful for their generous donation so that we can continue our mission of providing free law-enforcement training and summer scholarships to autistic children.
In this conversation, Gaile Valcho discusses the evolution of the Holly Springs Autism Acceptance Day, highlighting the importance of community engagement, police involvement, and the establishment of a nonprofit organization to support families with autistic children. (Click the image below to listen.)