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Peace, Love and Autism Awareness
Gildan Softstyle Jersey T-shirt
- Sizes S - XXXXL
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About this campaign
Peace, love and autism awareness?? What could be better?! Oh, we know - buying this shirt. Seriously, you're going to want to wear this. Plus, every item you buy directly supports our program by providing funding to help us serve our community AND opportunity for our young people to learn job skills.
The Next Step Academy is a specialized non-profit learning center dedicated to helping unlock potential across the spectrum!
If you live locally and want to pickup your items, they will be hand packed by members of our special needs community. If you prefer delivery, they'll be shipped directly to you.
Don't miss your chance to support small business, snag some limited edition swag and help young people with autism.
You're going to want to be part of this...AND..this will be your new favorite shirt.
PS - Tell your friends and like and follow us on social media.
We offer full-time, part-time, and supplemental services in an environment that encourages children and young adults to learn, grow and achieve greater independence.
We offer effective therapeutic approaches that are delivered in a 'dynamic and innovative way. Our programs empower individuals with disabilities to discover their passions, participate in their communities, and live their unique purpose.
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We're proud to support the hard work of these amazing NSA therapists. Their kind patience and expressive love for these children (and their families) is an amazing testimony of the love God has planted in so many of their hearts!
Thank you for all you do!
Obvs.
I support the work my daughter is committed to, working with the children with autism in the severe behavior category. #alsomydaughterwasmymostdifficultchild
My nephew is Autistic