Our new tagline of Accept. Advocate. Support. Empower. reflects the journey your family takes upon receiving an autism diagnosis. First, you accept your loved one on the autism spectrum, and then you learn to advocate, support, and empower your entire family during the autism journey.
Autism Everyone is ecstatic to share the support from Lloyd Winnecke, President & CEO of E-REP, and former Mayor of Evansville as we changed our name from Autism Evansville to Autism Everyone.
“I am very proud of the great work of Autism Everyone. It’s so indicative of who we are as a region, that is recognizing the value of everyone. Their commitment to guiding families and ensuring that everyone has the tools necessary to thrive is profoundly meaningful to thousands who would otherwise be lost or isolated. We are a stronger community because of Autism Everyone.”
Lloyd Winnecke
Pictured above: Kelsey Schapker, Executive Director of Autism Everyone & Lloyd Winnecke, President & CEO of E-REP
Autism Everyone is a nonprofit organization committed to serving families affected by autism in the tri-state region of IL, southwest Indiana, and KY..
Families may often feel lost, isolated, and don’t know what steps to take upon receiving a diagnosis. That’s where we come in. See our four autism-centered community programs below and visit the First Steps Upon Receiving An ASD Diagnosis tab to take the first steps to give your child the tools they need to thrive.
Forever improving the lives of individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorder through partnerships for support, treatments, and care.
Autism Everyone has a passion for those affected individuals and their families. Our executive director, board of directors, and other volunteers oversee and administer all programs. Through partnerships with service providers, schools, and the local community, we carry out our mission.
Autism Everyone events bring individuals and families who have autism spectrum disorder, their siblings, and parents/caregivers together in a supportive recreational environment.
7.3.25. Though our professional paths may part, the memories and laughter we’ve shared will stay forever.
We’d like to thank Lieutenant Chris Roe with the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office for his time, service, and generosity as a board member.
Chris helped grow our organization from Autism Evansville to Autism Everyone, and we extend our deepest gratitude to him for getting us to this next chapter.
Our favorite memories of Chris include but are not limited to: being chosen as a recipient of 100 Guys Who Care in August 2023, attending LE events, helping with strategic planning, and roasting our executive director and making her laugh.
Chris, as you move forward in life, know that you’re leaving behind a friend who will *always* cheer for your success.
Thank you for bringing Autism Everyone (Evansville) this far. 🫶🏻
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7.1.25. AZZIP GIVE BACK 🍕
Thank you to Azzip Pizza for supporting our organization & celebrating the name change from Autism Evansville to Autism Everyone!
🍕Show this coupon in store or use online
🍕Azzip East in Evansville on Green River Road
🍕Tuesday, July 8, from 11am to 9pm
Thank you for your support! This allows our nonprofit organization to provide programs to families raising a loved one on the autism spectrum in the tri-state. 🤍
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6.30.25. With our name change to Autism Everyone comes a bittersweet goodbye to one of our own. Board member Joe Kingston is moving to Florida for his career.
Joe walked in to our nonprofit several years ago and never looked back. He’s made us laugh when we needed it most, raised funds for our organization, and is the one of the best team mates and friends you can ask for.
We are going to miss Joe immensely, but we are thrilled for him & his family as he enjoys this once in a lifetime opportunity of enjoying palm trees on his drive to work. 🌴
Congratulations, Joe on the next well-earned phase of your career!! We’ll always save you a seat in our board meetings!
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6.26.25. While our nonprofit name has changed to Autism Everyone, the support of our community remains the same. We are grateful for the advocacy of our community partners, sponsors, the families we serve, and the entire team at Evansville Regional Economic Partnership.
Autism Everyone is thrilled to share the support from Lloyd Winnecke, President & CEO of E-REP, and former Mayor of Evansville:
“I am very proud of the great work of Autism Everyone. It’s so indicative of who we are as a region, that is recognizing the value of everyone.
Their commitment to guiding families and ensuring that everyone has the tools necessary to thrive is profoundly meaningful to thousands who would otherwise be lost or isolated.
We are a stronger community because of Autism Everyone.”
Pictured below:
•Photo 1: Kelsey Schapker, Executive Director of Autism Everyone & Lloyd Winnecke, President & CEO of E-REP
•Photo 2: Autism Everyone’s Board of Directors
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6.20.25. Set up for the big day TOMORROW is underway!! 💕
We can’t wait to see you and celebrate your family… and introduce our BIG announcement! See you tomorrow, Autism Evansville families!!
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6.19.25. ONE FINAL HINT….
Where is our Autism Evansville backdrop? 😉 Something new is coming! The big announcement is in two more days. We can’t wait to share it with you and your family!
💜See you on Saturday at the walk!
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6.18.25. 💜T-Shirt Pick Up
Wednesday, June 18: 9a-3p
Thursday, June 19: 9a-4p
Our Address:
3700 Bellemeade Avenue, Suite 116
Evansville, 47714
Looking forward to celebrating you & your family this Saturday at the walk! 💜
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6.17.25. We will be in the office today:
Tuesday, June 17, from 9a-4p, for anyone who would like to pick up their t-shirt (and bib if you’re running the 5K!)
💜We are located inside the Medical Arts Building at:
💜3700 Bellemeade Avenue, Suite 116,
Evansville, IN 47714
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