Address: 801 E Elliott Road Gilbert, AZ 85234
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Email: bill@autismlearningfoundation.org​
Phone: 949-433-2839
Contact: bill@autismlearningfoundation.org
Empowering The Autism Community
The Autism Learning Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charity that supports the efforts of educators, families, and organizations as they empower the lifelong learning of young non-speaking students.

Our Mission and Purpose
Our mission is to support lifelong learning for non-speaking autistic children and young adults. Working with educators, families, and organizations, the Autism Learning Foundation (The Foundation) will support the educational goals and activities of Advancing Life Learners (A.L.L.) and other similar educational providers.​


The campus of A.L.L. is located at the property owned by the Autism Learning Center, LLC, 801 E. Elliot Rd. in Gilbert, AZ. (The Center). The Center and the Foundation are sister organizations which cooperate in providing therapy, education, and recreational activities for the non-speaking autistic community. The Foundation provides financial assistance and scholarships to further these goals. We will sponsor fundraisers and seek donations, and community partnerships to help us achieve these goals. Our aim is to provide A.L.L. with the resources and infrastructure needed to deliver a traditional curriculum in a sensory-friendly environment tailored to non-speaking autistics and including both academic and life skills.
Campus Collaboration and Community Support
Scholarships and Educator Certification
Additionally, The Foundation will offer scholarships and financial support to educators and therapists seeking certification. Currently, educators need specialized training in spelling techniques to assist non-speaking autistics, which usually involves traveling to places like Texas or New York. However, our Foundation plans to provide grants to cover travel, course fees, and other expenses, making certification more accessible. Once certified, these individuals can bring their skills to A.L.L., helping autistic students develop better spelling abilities.
