John:

As early as fifth grade, Dylan was speaking up to help others learn more about people with autism. "Teaching my classmates about autism allowed them to understand why I did the things I did," he shares. And because of the safe and supportive community he and his family found at the Autism Speaks Walk, Dylan is on a mission to spread awareness and ensure young autistic people have plenty of opportunities later in life.

When you join the DC Walk, you are telling children, teens and adults with autism that their voices and needs matter. You are forging a path to a future full of opportunity and potential.

We hope to see you there!

Kind regards,
Sarah Goldstein, Senior Manager, Field Development
(443) 699-8717
[email protected]

P.S. It's never too early to register for your local Walk, begin building your team and get a jump-start on fundraising. You'll have access to fundraising tools, social media graphics and our amazing incentive program to help you along the way.