Help Me Support Neurodiversity in My Community

See Me: Unlocking Resources for the Neurodiverse is a non-profit organization developed to support neurodivergent individuals and their families by increasing connections and offering support through community events, support meetings, providing resources, and assistance for families in crisis

They strive to educate and bring awareness about neurodiversity to our communities and beyond, working towards making our world a more inclusive and welcoming space.

How does your donation support neurodiversity?

Since See Me is a volunteer-run nonprofit, all donations go towards the See Me mission of supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families and working towards making our world a more inclusive and welcoming space.

Your donation, big or small, can help fund communication boards, sensory-friendly events, reserve event space, bring in professional speakers, and keep costs down for families.

How will See Me use the funds in 2026?

1. See us encourage communication and inclusion within our communities through our Communication Board Program. We are committing to donating at least one communication board to a local park or community space each year. These boards run anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000+, depending on size, mounting materials, and customizations.
2. See us build a community for neurodiverse teens and young adults and host events, like bowling, game nights, paint parties, and more.
3. See us bring families of all ages together through sensory-friendly events, like movies, silent disco parties, play meetups, holiday parties, and more.
4. See us increase acceptance of neurodiversity in the community and within organizations by bringing in speakers to the community, speaking at businesses/organizations, and working with our local cities and schools to ensure our kids have the accommodations they need.
5. See us expand on our annual See Me Neurodiverse Community Fest, a growing celebration where people of all ages and neurotypes come together to connect with one another, explore neurodiverse resources, meet local vendors, and enjoy fun activities and games. What began as a small annual gathering has now increased to around 500 attendees and 45+ resource vendors.

To do this, we need your help. Please help support our nonprofit so we can continue to increase awareness about neurodiversity, provide resources and support, and offer even more events for all ages.