Minnesota Autism Center

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April is Autism Awareness Month and to recognize this important month, MAC has joined forces with Buffalo Wild Wings (B-Dubs) for Autism Awareness month! During the entire month of April (April 1 – April 30), when you order dine-in or take-out from participating B-Dubs you will help raise awareness about autism and raise funds for MAC too!

Not all B-Dubs are participating in the “Dine and Raise” fundraiser the entire month. There are two locations that are hosting a “Dine and Raise Day.” But all locations require you to present this flyer (which you can download here) for your order to count – either physically have the flyer, show it on your phone or mention the Team name – which is listed on the flyer.

In the metro area and Duluth, all dine-in or take-out orders will count the entire month of April (April 1 – April 30) – since it’s the entire month multiply visits are encouraged. In Rochester and Mankato Monday, April 15, between 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. is “Dine and Raise Day for MAC!”

Participating in “Dine and Raise” Funds for MAC, is easy as 1.2.3.:

1. Choose the location that is convenient to you.
2. Show your server the “Dine and Raise” Funds flyer so your order counts.
3. Order and enjoy! Dine-in or take-out apply!

A portion of the sales from B-Dubs will go towards supporting MAC programming for our clients. Thanks for your support!

The Minnesota Autism Center (MAC) will be the Non-Profit of the Game at the Minnesota Timberwolves biggest game of the season on Friday, March 29, 2019 at 7 p.m. The Timberwolves have partnered with MAC to support the need to bring awareness and support for children and adolescent who are affected by autism spectrum disorders (ASD).

April is Autism Awareness month and MAC with support from the Timberwolves are kicking off the month by informing fans about ASD – a developmental disorder that affects behavior and communication. Autism can be diagnosed at any age, but research has proven that early intervention has the best outcomes. Symptoms generally appear in the first two years of life.

“We’re thrilled to partner with the Timberwolves and share an important message to the fans about autism,” said Jeff Nichols, CEO of MAC. “We can’t do enough, fast enough to serve these kids and their families who have challenges as a result of a family member with ASD, but there is hope and that’s what MAC is working to continue to provide – hope.”

Donations to the Minnesota Autism Center will help us serve children, adolescents and families with Autism Spectrum Disorder living in Minnesota.If you would like to make a tax deductible donation, click on one of the links below.

The Minnesota Autism Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization registered in the State of Minnesota. Charitable contributions are tax deductible.

The Minnesota Autism Center (MAC) provides therapeutic support for children, adolescents and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders, or ASD.

Our MAC therapy team consists of highly trained professionals who work to reduce and eliminate the signs and symptoms of autism through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy.

MAC’s therapy programming is based on data-driven research, is scientifically supported and is structured to meet the specific academic, behavioral, social and adaptive needs outlined in your child or adolescent’s Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP).

For nearly 20 years, MAC has been committed to providing the highest quality of structured behavioral intervention available and is now the largest premiere provider of autism treatment services in the Upper Midwest.

MAC offers a variety of center based programs that promote the general welfare of persons challenged by ASD and support the development of healthy families.

Contact us to learn more about all of the services we offer by visiting our Intake Page or calling us at 952-767-4204