$2.0M in expenses

Through the foundation's grant programs, grants were distributed to organizations that provide services related to employment, education, social and recreation endeavors, as well as safety, family support and information services. The foundation also provided technology-specific grants to schools and organizations. The foundation provided financial support to hundreds of individuals and families to access critical autism-related interventions and services. Additionally, the foundation sponsored many events and convenings that support and promote autism acceptance.

$1.3M in expenses

Other direct program expenses included supporting young adults with autism to help them grow towards their career and life goals and passions. Also included is flutie spectrum enterprises, a disregarded entity for tax purposes, which utilizes business principles to fulfill its mission of employing adults with autism through provision of office solution services.

$30K in expenses

Accesssportamerica- an adaptive water sports program that gave 32 children and adults with autism an opportunity to participate in windsurfing, hawaiian outrigger canoeing, surfing, and water-skiing sessions.