THE AUTISM CHANNEL FOUNDATION, INC.
W. PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

The Autism Channel Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization established to support individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. Founded in West Palm Beach, Florida on January 28, 2016, under the Florida registered company number N16000000834 as a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation, it operates without generating profits for officers or employees since board members and staff receive no payments. The foundation has cultivated collaborations with numerous experts across autism-related fields to guide its missions effectively. A key initiative includes providing professional training programs for first responders, focusing on interactions with ASD individuals. These efforts were demonstrated in Palm Beach County through a joint event organized by Florida Atlantic University and the Autism Society of America. In addition to safety initiatives like funding GPS tracking devices for families at risk, The Autism Channel Foundation supports its media outreach by subtitling all programs across more than 20 countries with plans to expand worldwide. They're dedicated to inclusivity, allocating $32,000 annually to employ a full-time subtitler, providing services to the hearing-impaired community. The organization also establishes irrevocable trusts for ASD individuals, with seed funding initiated by the foundation and contributions facilitated from family networks. Through an integrated intern program, The Autism Channel offers substantial support and life skills opportunities for young people on the autism spectrum without financial burden to them or their families. Since inception, co-founders/owners have invested nearly $1 million in operational expenditures, bolstered by donations strictly utilized for ASD support initiatives. Operating from its headquarters at 2393 S. Congress Avenue, W. PALM BEACH, FL 33406 U.S., it maintains a contact number of (800) 217-4617 and official website: theautismchannelfoundation.com. The foundation’s commitment to community welfare is evident through strategic partnerships and comprehensive support services aimed at improving quality of life for those affected by ASD.