Get Involved
VOLUNTEER
The Red River Valley Asperger-Autism Network is an all volunteer organization. We welcome volunteers to get involved in the Network through specific activities or fundraisers:
- Setting up or taking down for an activity, program or event.
- Helping with registration and/or check-in of participants.
- Helping with supervision of an activity.
- Working on a fund raiser, e.g. decorations, soliciting door prizes or sponsorships, coordinating catering, ticket sales, etc.
- Providing snacks for activities.
- Assisting with mailings.
- Data entry or tracking of attendance for events and programs.
- Posting of social media or email notices of activities and events.
- Preparing and updating the monthly calendar.
- Calling volunteers for help.
- Hosting an information table.
If you have a skill that would support us in being more effective in the community, please contact us through the link below.
DONATE
If you would like to make a financial contribution, you can make your tax deductible donation to:
RRVAN
PO Box 2932
Fargo, ND 58108
The Red River Valley Asperger-Autism Network is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We rely on donations to support our outreach efforts, support and information for families, caregivers, schools and law enforcement through our support groups and speaker’s bureau, as well as activities of special interest for all ages on the autism spectrum to interact through preferred activities. There is no charge to participate in any of RRVAN’s activities or programs.
We are an all-volunteer organization. All funds donated go directly to activities and materials.
Our programming is provided free of charge to people with autism and their families. We are supported by donations, grants, and fundraising. Please consider a tax-deductible donation to help us continue to serve those with autism in our community.
Please Note:
We welcome you to these groups and hope you will find in this fellowship the support and friendship we have been privileged to enjoy. We who live with the challenges of autism understand as perhaps few others can. In these groups we have discovered we aren’t alone and that many gifts and joys accompany the challenges we and our loved ones face every day.