Media & Ride 4 Autism Awareness in the News
We’re in the News!
Exciting things are happening at Ride for Autism Awareness as we’ve been featured in recent news stories, bringing attention to the incredible work we do.
Media coverage helps us amplify our mission to make a difference in our community. It’s not just about the spotlight; it’s about inspiring others to take action, fostering partnerships, and reaching more families in need. Every feature brings us closer to creating lasting change, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to share our story with the world.
Stay tuned as we continue to spread awareness, spark conversations, and push forward with passion! Together, we’re making an impact. #AutismAwareness #InTheNews #NonprofitSupport
Links and Media
One Autism Dad’s Journey Towards Acceptance (S7E35)
with Special Guest Shaun Hampton, Founder Ride for Autism Awarness
JOPLIN, Mo. (KOAM) — Kickstands up Saturday morning at 11 a.m. at Cycle Connection, 402 East 7th, for the 3rd annual Ride for Autism Awareness.
Webb City, Mo. (KOAM) - Nine Webb City schools were given communication boards by the Ride 4 Autism Awareness Not-for-Profit Organization to help students with communication difficulties to communicate while on playgrounds with both staff and other students.
The Organization for Autism Research defines communication boards as, a form of augmentative and alternate communication that can be used in households, schools, and other community settings. Through the use of graphics and visuals, these boards can help bridge the communication gap between nonspeaking or minimally speaking individuals and their caregivers, teachers, and peers.
JOPLIN, Mo. — One of the biggest rides of the summer season is being held Saturday, August 26. The Dale Osborne Memorial Ride 4 Autism Awareness with kickstands up at 11 a.m. leaving from Cycle Connection in Joplin, Mo. and ending north of Seneca, Mo. at Happy Jacks Tavern.