Join the Movement!
On April 26, 2025, the 21st Annual Walk for Autism will take place as part of Fiesta San Antonio. It’ll be a day filled with excitement, connection, and awareness. Whether you have a loved one with autism or just want to support a great cause, this event is great chance to come together and make a difference.
A Tradition of Community and Advocacy
For over two decades the Walk for Autism has been a cornerstone event in San Antonio. It brings together thousands of people, families, and supporters. Every year the participation grows. It proves just how powerful the community can when it comes together to advocate for autism awareness and support. The impact of this event goes far, far beyond a single day. What we do here makes long-lasting connections, and it helps create a more inclusive city for everyone.
How to Get Involved
There are plenty of ways to participate at this year’s Walk for Autism:
- Sign Up to Walk: Visit the event page to register and secure your spot.
- Gather Your Group: Invite friends, family, and coworkers to walk together and support the cause.
- Show Your Spirit: Wear blue, bring signs, and be ready to celebrate the day!
- Fundraise or Donate: Every contribution helps fund autism programs in San Antonio.
- Spread Awareness: Share event details on social media, talk to your community, and encourage more people to get involved.
And It’s More Than Just a Walk
We are coming together as a community to show support and raise awareness. Here’s what event attendees can expect:
- A Scenic Walk Route – Enjoy a beautiful walk through the heart of San Antonio, surrounded by fellow supporters.
- Live Entertainment & Music – Keep the energy up with performances from local artists and entertainers.
- Kids’ Activities & Fun Zone – Games, crafts, and interactive fun for children of all ages.
- Community Resource Booths – Connect with local organizations offering services and support for individuals with autism.
- Moments of Celebration – Honoring the progress made in autism awareness and recognizing the strength of families.
Why This Event Matters
Autism affects thousands of families in San Antonio, and events like this one can shine a light on the need for advocacy and support. The Walk for Autism families a chance to meet others people who understand their journey. Here, you can gain access to helpful resources, and feel encouraged knowing that you are not alone. The funds raised from this event directly support local initiatives, and they make a real impact in the lives of people with autism.
At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education we are passionate about helping children with autism reach their potential. Our ABA therapy services in San Antonio help children develop important life skills, like increasing their independence and build meaningful relationships. We know that progress happens in a lot of different ways, not just in therapy sessions, but in real-world events like this walk, where families and supporters come together for the same purpose.
Our Commitment to the Community
We know how important it is to come together and support events that make a difference. Two years ago, we had the privilege of participating in the Walk for Autism, and it so was incredible to see so many families and professionals walking side by side together! It was an unforgettable experience and we’re excited to be part of it again this year.
Join Us at the Walk for Autism
This year, we’ll be back at the Walk for Autism, and we’re looking forward to seeing the community once again. If you’re walking, volunteering, or just coming to cheer, this event will help raise awareness to help build a more inclusive San Antonio. Stop by, say hello, and let’s make this year’s walk one to remember!
Every step taken, every dollar raised, and every conversation had moves us toward a more supportive and understanding future for individuals with autism.
Mark your calendar, invite your loved ones, and be a part of this incredible day. Let’s make the 21st Annual Walk for Autism the best one yet! See you there, and reach out if you have any questions about ABA therapy for autism!
