How BRIGHT is the Future of Blue?
We search for highly rated adult autism programs that improve the lives of their clients. Our goal is to provide additional needed support to individuals in accredited programs who need continuous resources to live meaningful lives. We look for organizations that do an incredible amount of good.
About Us
The Future of Blue Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports treatment resources to people, 21 and older, with autism who need continuous proper care and learning to live meaningful lives. Through fundraising and charitable donations, the Foundation focuses on supporting effective, science-based intervention programs that will enhance the lives of individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Future of Blue presents SPOOKTACULAR
FUN RUN / WALK
Future of Blue Foundation invites runners, walkers, and rollers (baby strollers and wheelchairs) to help raise funds to support and empower post-21 continuing education programs for individuals with developmental disabilities in New Jersey.
Interested in sponsoring the Spooktacular Fun Run / Walk?
Through fundraising and charitable donations, the Foundation focuses on supporting effective, science-based intervention programs that will enhance the lives of individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This year we are aiming to raise $75,000 to fund Princeton Child Development Institute's Adult Life Skills Program in transportation and group home improvements that are sorely needed.
Our Sponsors
Supporting Partners
Future of Blue Foundation reviews a select number of programs for our top organization recommendation each year. This page provides information about our process for organizations that apply for a recommendation without receiving an invitation from Future of Blue Foundation.
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Future of Blue Foundation searches and supports the top adult autism programs we've found for improving lives.
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Future of Blue will direct your donation where it will help the most.
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Your donation makes a meaningful difference for individuals significantly impacted by Autism.