International program that helps kids on the autism spectrum makes a stop in Colorado
On Sunday mornings, you’ll find Craig Marshall running up and down a tennis court, leading a lively group at the Parker Racquet Club. A handful
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Giving-NEW
Help us achieve our ACEing vision Every act of generosity increases our ability to introduce more children with autism to the sport of tennis The
Class of 2026
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 ACEing Autism is deeply grateful to the dedicated volunteers who make our programs possible. This season, we’re especially proud
Programs NEW
The ACEing Program Model It’s more than tennis… it’s about the confidence, friendships, and joy that happen both on and off the court. Ready to
Meet Shaurya: Smiles and a Forehand in Oak Park
Some kids light up when they walk onto a tennis court. Shaurya Sheokand practically glows. From the moment he arrives at ACEing Autism, there’s a
Rocky and Eli: Two Paths on the Same Court
At ACEing Autism, every athlete starts in a different place. The goal isn’t to rush them toward a “right” way to play. It’s to figure
The Barrier Isn’t Autism. It’s Access.
We’ve known for a long time that movement matters. Bodies need to move. Brains work better when we stay active. Exercise strengthens the heart, sharpens
Something Rare Is Happening at Tulane, and It’s Changing Lives
If you’ve spent any time around ACEing Autism, you know we talk a lot about growth. Kids grow. Families grow. Communities grow. We see it
A National Gap in Youth Sports for Kids on the Autism Spectrum
Across the United States, there is a growing national gap in youth sports. As autism diagnoses have steadily increased over the past decade, the number