
Money Raised 2013: $37,878
Children Screened: 5,458

ATPF is proud to be celebrating our 10th year of Creating Brighter Futures
for Children & Families with Autism
Celbrate with us ROCK STAR STYLE on 11.2.2013
Benefiting ATPF
Friday September 13, 2013
Cinnibar Hills Golf Club
San Jose, CA
Founded in 2003 Autism Tree Project Foundation (ATPF) is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to improving communities in San Diego County and The Bay Area by assisting with education, advocacy, screening and mentoring for families impacted by autism.
More than 1,500 youth and families participate in annual activities.
An average total of 675 youth are screened annually with 5,458 preschoolers screened since 2006.
ATPF’s Youth Education and Developmental Services coordinates a variety of intensive programs designed to engage youth with autism in a variety of services, aimed at improving their confidence and behaviors, plus improving their social communications.

Valerie Saraf, Owner of Valerie's List, Donates Gorgeous Tiffany Necklace to ATPF!
Thank you Valerie Saraf for your generous donation to ATPF 40 for a Cause event. We are so grateful for the stunning Tiffany oxyn necklace that Valerie has donated to ATPF to help raise money for all of our programs. God bless you Valerie! You can learn more about autism and all that is available for children and families at www.valerieslist.com. Dr. Mike Levy will be putting the Tiffany necklace up on Ebay for ATPF this week.
Bringing parents new to an autism spectrum diagnosis together with families who can offer guidance and wisdom from their own experience.
Screening preschoolers at numerous preschools throughout the San Diego County & Bay Area communities.
ATPF is currently funding on-going research on our Early Intervention Model.
Bringing kids on the autism spectrum together with local athlete role models to play games and have fun.
Providing fun girls-only events like handbag design workshops.
ATPF Advocacy will now support, empower, and educate families in all areas of the disabilities experience.
Hosted at our San Diego office each month at no cost to participating families.
Hosted by Dr. Jennifer Oke at our San Diego office each month at no cost to participating families.
Scholarships this unique fitness program for low income teens and adults on the autism spectrum.
Training for preschool teachers in San Diego County and the Bay Area.
Trains preschool teachers in our Early Intervention Programs in the San Diego County & Bay Area.
Training Speech & Language Pathology students on our Early Intervention screening programs.
Provides this unique learning tool to parents for kids with autism.
Provides handbook created by Dr. Jean Novak at SJSU for Spanish-speaking parents and teachers who have children with autism.