The “NFTs For A Cause” program is a fundraising initiative that utilizes non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to support art therapy scholarships for children with autism in financial need in New Jersey. Each NFT sold through this program contributes to providing financial assistance to these children, allowing them to access the therapeutic benefits of art therapy and improve their overall well-being. This program is a unique way to leverage the power of NFTs to make a real-world impact and support a noble cause. Help us help others at: http://GalleryHope.com
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is a cryptocurrency that was developed by an anonymous individual or group of individuals using the pseudonym “Ryoshi” in early 2020. The project was launched on Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token and it was inspired by the meme-based Dogecoin and its mascot is a shiba inu dog, which is a Japanese breed of dog. GalleryHope, The Art of Loving Kindness #ShibaInu Gallery is here: https://opensea.io/collection/shibainuartist
Shiba Inu has gained popularity due to its association with the popular meme-based cryptocurrency Dogecoin, as well as its distribution model, which involves a large portion of the total token supply being distributed to holders of Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies.
It is worth mentioning that Shiba Inu is a decentralized project and its development and direction is guided by the community, and it is not controlled by any single individual or organization.
The “NFTs For A Cause” program is a fundraising initiative that utilizes non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to support art therapy scholarships for children with autism in financial need in New Jersey. Each NFT sold through this program contributes to providing financial assistance to these children, allowing them to access the therapeutic benefits of art therapy and improve their overall well-being. This program is a unique way to leverage the power of NFTs to make a real-world impact and support a noble cause at http://GalleryHope.com
Meet UFC Fighter FRANKIE “The Answer” EDGAR at Autism Casino Night Saturday September 24 in Totowa New Jersey – Get Tickets Now at: http://AutismRadio.org/Tickets –
Meet-A-Fighter from Autism Radio presents Former Ultimate Fighting Lightweight Champion, Frankie “The Answer” Edgar at Autism Radio Casino Night, Saturday, September 24 in Totowa, New Jersey
PRESS RELEASE
TOTOWA, NEW JERSEY -Autism Radio is hosting their 2nd annual Casino Night Fundraiser for Autism and welcome special meet-and-greet charity guest, Mixed Martial Arts Superstar, Frankie “The Answer” Edgar on Saturday, September 24, from 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm at The Bethwood in Totowa, New Jersey. Less than sixty tickets remain, reserve yours today at: http://AutismRadio.org/Tickets
Autism Radio is a non-profit organization that assists families whose children are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The Casino Night on September 24th will be a full night of entertainment, Meet-And-Greet with Franke Edgar, a cocktail hour, a complete dinner buffet, and an open premium bar all night long. An initial set of Autism Fundraiser Casino chips is also given to guests so they can start gambling to make more money to donate to our charity. The Mixed Martial Arts, Grappling and Jiu Jitsu community can help us by purchasing tickets, sponsoring our event, donating gift baskets or raffles and of course by buying tickets and coming with friends and family. For sponsorship and donation information, email: Paul@AutismRadio.org or make a donation directly at: http://AutismRadio.org/Donate
Autism Radio Casino Night Frankie Edgar UFC Fighter
Autism Radio, 501c3 is made up of a full volunteer staff and a Board of Directors. Every $.90 cents of $1.00 generated at this event is used towards programs that we support including many different family assistance, community outreach, development and signature programs throughout New Jersey. AutismRadio.org features a half-hour syndicated radio show called, “Hope Saves the Day” which is dedicated towards educating and assisting the Autistic community. We also offer additional programs to those that cannot get assistance through their school districts or insurance plans; Team Hope Swim Program partnered with the Special Olympics, Horses for Hope partnered with horse ranches nationwide and iPads and Tablets for Autism, which focus on assisting non-verbal children with autism the training and tools to assist in the communication development.
Autism Radio also offer discounts on tools for the ASD population by selling Snap-Laces and Autism Parenting Magazine at AutismRadio.org, plus offer volunteer based Life Coaching to families challenged with Autism every month plus our MY ID Medical Bracelets that are help changing the world and protecting our children and the Autism Community alike. Get more information on Autism at: http://AutismRadio.org
PRESS CONTACT:
Paul M. Cimins,
President and Founder,
Autism Radio, Inc. 501(c)(3)
Host of Hope Saves The Day
E-mail: Paul@AutismRadio.org
Web: www.AutismRadio.org
Toll Free: 1-877-HOPE-777
Watch Sample of Music Video for Autism Fundraiser song, “HOPE SAVES THE DAY” now in Spanish called, “La Esperanza Salvará el Día”, Written by my brother, Paul Cimins of http://AutismRadio.org
Please download this Heartfelt fundraiser Song for All Parents of a Loving Child with Autism by Paul Cimins – 100% of Proceeds support Autism Radio 501c3 (http://AutismDonation.org). You can purchase “Hope Saves The Day for Autism” on iTunes here: http://bit.ly/AutismRadio – Now Available everywhere including Amazon MP3, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Amazon On Demand, Google Play, Spotify, Rdio and http://AutismRadio.org
NEW YORK, NY – AutismRadio, a 100% volunteer charitable organization helping families challenged with Autism since 2003 has released their first single on iTunes, “Hope Saves The Day” by Autism Radio founder and Host of the World’s First Autism Family Support Radio Network, Paul Cimins.
“Hope Saves The Day for Autism” – A Heartfelt Song for All Parents of a Loving Child with Autism by Paul Cimins – Available worldwide April 16 on iTunes, Amazon MP3, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Amazon On Demand, Google Play, Spotify, Rdio and http://AutismRadio.org – 100% of Proceeds Donated to 501c3
BEAUTIFUL STORY: Paul Cimins, Founder of Autism Radio and Host of Autism Family Support Network, “Hope Saves The Day”, wrote the song as a poem in 2005 for his amazing 9-year-old son with Autism, Jonathan Cimins. The new single “Hope Saves The Day” is a truly beautiful rendition of a communication between a Father and His Non-Verbal Son with Autism. The unspoken emotional pain and suffering that many parents silently suffer in the Autism community is not addressed enough. Families stay at home because they cannot emotionally deal with the criticism or potential public outbreak. “People who don’t know what Autism is can be really cruel, we’re here to change that, bring families out of the shadows and into the Light,” commented Paul Cimins.
After support from his family and brother, Brian Cimins (http://CoachingForAutism.org), he finally produced the full song to help his son “hear his voice”, because Jonathan hasn’t spoken since his 18-month-old Vaccine booster shot. 100% of Proceeds Donated to http://AutismRadio.org (501c3) A Heartfelt Song for All Parents of a Loving Child with Autism
LYRICS:
Every time I see your smile,
I wonder what you feel.
Every time you laugh or cry,
I wonder if it’s real.
You seem trapped inside
Please help me understand
What is your world like,
I want to feel your love,
I want to know what its like to Laugh and Play,
Imagine a thought that you cannot feel,
A tear trapped inside,
Imagine a sound that you cannot make
No matter how hard you tried.
I want you to know how I’m Feeling
I want you to know How it feels to be me
I wish you could look into my World and see how I see
REFRAIN:
Hold my hand and remind me,
To Hold on to Hope each Day
Let this Song Be My Voice
And Remember Hope Saves The Day
I want to show you what I see,
What kind of Life will I have,
What’s in store for me?
Don’t be afraid,
Just Love and Hold Me
I can be all that I can be.
With your Love I can do anything.
With your Love I can see the World
Like Rays of Light Shine upon me, inside of me
There You are Right By My Side
I will Love you to the End of Time.
REFRAIN:
Hold my hand and remind me,
To Hold on to Hope each Day
Let this Song Be My Voice
And Remember Hope Saves The Day
Special Olympics New Jersey and Autism Radio (http://AutismRadio.org) to Launch
“Swim for Hope” Autism Program ™
For some children, water can be scary or just uncomfortable, even dangerous. Others can never seem to get enough of it, but don’t know how to safely and independently coordinate their bodies when in the pool. We aim to create a fun, safe and family environment for families nationwide.
“Swim for Hope” National Swimming Program for Autism includes:
• Safety Concerns Water properties as they relate to the sensory system.
• Making a child go under Water Successfully
• Auditory and Sign Language Commands for Training and Safety
• Seeking sensory input to increase confidence and pool Engagement and interaction
• How to avoid Excessive drinking of the pool water
• Exercise and routine to increase comfort and focus
• Annual Statewide Competitions and National Championships
• Salt Water Tank and Ocean Day Trips (summer)
The “SWIM FOR HOPE” pilot program is launching in Wayne, New Jersey on April 6, 2013 and we are currently seeking sponsors for the program. We would like to give special thanks to the Wayne Special Parents Association (SPA) in collaboration with Passaic County Freeholder Pat Lepore.
Autism Radio is proud to announce the new “Swim for Hope” Swimming Program for Children with Autism.
Charity Founder and Host of Hope Saves The Day, Paul Cimins will oversee and organize special training classes and confidence building competitions and family gatherings
for children on the Autism Spectrum throughout the United States starting in his home state of New Jersey.
Our goal is to increase water safety awareness and teach more children on the Autism Spectrum basic swimming techniques. Swim for Hope will help develop a family fun activity and participate in special events, including Special Olympics New Jersey competitions..
Interested in sponsoring a local “Swim for Hope” program in your area?
Please email Paul@AutismRadio.org or call 877-HOPE-777 and leave a message with your contact information.
1 in 88 children are diagnosed with Autism. All of the children and beautifully gifted in their own way, but because we are just starting to uncover the mysteries of Autism and Aspergers, we are realizing how very special and unique each child or adult with Autism is. Just like no child is the same, no child with Autism is the same. Some children do not speak, some are slightly introverted, some can’t be touched, some don’t like loud noise, and a million other unique potential differences that stand out on the Autism Spectrum.
There have been only a few movies that truly captured the true essence of Autism including the Temple Grandin movie on HBO back in 2010. The Story of Luke captures the innocence, the essence, the unfiltered love, the challenges, the family healing power of a child (or adult) with Autism, and the HOPE of love – “The Story of Luke” nailed it and is a must see for anyone affected by Autism. Quite simply stated, The Story of Luke is the best Autism movie ever made and everyone will enjoy it on multiple emotional levels including laughing out loud and crying uncontrollably, especially those who truly LOVE someone with Autism. Please watch this movie to gain a better understanding of Autism’s large spectrum and how one person’s experience with life is. It’ll grow your heart to better understand the family challenges and quality of life issues for 1 in 88 children in America.
Find out more information on the movie, which launches Worldwide on April 5, 2013 – get info here: http://www.thestoryofluke.com/
I’ve had the pleasure of working closely with Paul Cimins of Autism Radio (http://AutismRadio.org) since inception of their amazing charity that helps families challenged with Autism every day.
Many people do not know that Paul Cimins’ 9-year-old son, Jonathan Cimins was diagnosed with Autism at 2-years-old after an adverse reaction to a Vaccine. He went from 50+ words to Zero words after a 105 degree temperature and hasn’t communicated since. Paul and his family were massively challenged back in 2003 without any available information, diet, alternative treatments, supplements or special services. Paul Cimins became The Autism Super Dad, a voice for his son and the millions affected within the Autism community seeking knowledge in an open minded non-political environment.
the host of the World’s First Autism Family Support Network and program “Hope Saves The Day” on iHeartRadio, iTunes and streaming 24/7 online at: http://AutismRadio.org
Seeing this movie gave me hope for my nephew Jonathan – because I imagine him speaking one day just like “Luke” with the heartfelt emotional learning curve that comes so naturally to most people, but not as natural with some children with Autism or Aspergers. See how “Luke” heals everyone he comes into contact with, the POWER of LOVE within a child with Autism is amazing. As parents and relatives and friends, we need to support the parents and child equally, because so many parents and children with Autism live in private despair, afraid to leave the house, and afraid to face the world. Awareness of the signs of Autism and showing extra kindness and patience or being a REAL friend to someone affected with Autism can become one of the most special experiences in life.
Keep shining your LIGHT, especially for those who need it the most.
In 2011, Paul Cimins and his National Charity, Autism Radio (http://AutismRadio.org) launched an amazing “Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program” for children along with Stella Riding and the New Jersey Equestrian Center in Pompton Plains, New Jersey.
“Therapeutic horseback riding has been used to help people with autism.[3][4][5][6] Especially for autistic children.[7] This activity is said to benefit the communication, motor skills, and social skills of an autistic person. It also causes improvement in responses to verbal and external stimuli and relaxation. People with autism cannot ignore one sense and let another take over the way most people can. Instead, they see, smell, hear, taste, and feel, and think all at once giving them sort of a sensory overload that they cannot handle.[original research?] Riding a horse helps them concentrate on just the task they are doing rather than everything all at once.
Equine assisted activities work almost like a reward system. When a child with poor communication skills wants the horse to walk they have to use a verbal command to move the horse forward it gives them incentive to give that command. Also, they will begin to build a bond with the horse and also with the handlers of that horse. Although the horses are led during lessons they learn to pull the reins to move the horse to one direction or another. These could be reaching down to grab something or giving the handler a high-five. Individuals with autism will learn to interact with the horses handlers to convey to them what they want the horse to do. If they want the horse to walk they have to learn from the handler how to ask the horse to do that. Also, it helps them to focus on something outside from themselves which is a difficulty for people with autism.”
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Find out more on how YOU can help 1 in 88 children in America with an Autism Donation today at: http://AutismDonation.org
My nephew, Jonathan Cimins was born on April 16, 2003 as a seemingly healthy, beautiful blue eyed baby boy. At 18 months old, soon after his booster vaccination, his speech rapidly declined, his behaviors started becoming repetitive, spinning for hours, jumping for hours, making strange noises and even seriously injuring himself without fear, we were lost. Sadly, he’s never been able to say, “Daddy, I love you,” but his father, Paul Cimins NEVER gave up Hope. UPDATE: On May 6, 2013, Jonathan said “Daddy” – check out: http://AutismRadio.org
Cimins’ mastery in the Culinary Arts as a graduate of Culinary Institute of America and consulatations with DAN Doctors and Nutritional Experts propelled him to create the world renonwn, “Autism Spectrum Diet”, voted “best tasting gluten free and cassein free recipes”. He sought out international Autism experts and doctors, herbalists, phychiatrists, alternative biomedical treatments and most importantly, family crisis support groups throughout the World. The family support radio show, Hope Saves The Day is free on iTunes here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hope-saves-the-day/id368234896
There was very little information available, no health insurance support and no guidance or help for families who learned their child or children had Autism. There were no treatments or hope for many of these families. The Divorce rate amongst parents of Autistic Children is 75%. With one in 91 boys being diagnosed with Autism, now is more important than ever to help raise funds to directly support families. Other Autism organizations boast “awareness” campaigns, but lack in the true families that need their help the most.
Paul Cimins and the entire family is on a QUEST to help cure and treat Autism and help the families it can potentially devastate. WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Grappling Autism was founded by Brian Cimins in 2007 to help raise funds for families with AutismRadio, a 5013c charitable organization you directly helps these families, most desperately in need of support, both emotionally and biomedically to help recover their child. Cimins is the President and Founder of Grapplers Quest currently donates $1 from every competitor worldwide directly to AutismRadio and with annual donations exceeding $10,000+ annually, still just helps ONE family per year, that’s how expensive Autism can be to treat properly.
Autism Families desperately need our support.
Instructors, Family and Friends come up to up to us every tournament and say, “How Can I help?” – here’s how:
Grappling Autism
In-House Tournament Fundraising Program to
Benefit AutismRadio.org to Help Desperate Families in Need.
Your $250 Direct School Donation includes:
TOOLS TO RUN THE EVENT:
– Tournament Bracketing Software ($50 value)
– 1 Flipper Scoreboard ($35 value)
– Referee Wristbands ($10 value)
– One Set of Competitor Ankle ($10 value)
– Guide How to Run an In-House Tournament
– Guide How to Plan and Market Your Event
– Guide How to Teach your Youth Students and their Families the Values of Charity
MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS:
– How to get AMAZING local and national Press (PR) from supporting Autism
– Interview on Hope Saves The Day on AutismRadio (30,000 weekly listeners)
– News Promotion on GrapplersQuest.com
– News Promotion on GrapplingFans.com
Your SCHOOL Fundraising Goal:
To Raise $2,500+ per event for GRAPPLING AUTISM (AutismRadio, 501c3)
50 competitors at $50 each = $2,500 + $500 donation === $3,000
Note: This pays for 3 months of biomedical
treatment in Hyperbaric Chamber for one Autistic Child