| Founded in 2008 by Louis Gendron after his daughter was diagnosed, Acoustic for Autism is a collaboration between Louis and record label executive (and childhood friend) Michael Cusanelli. After 20 years, Louis and Michael reconnected and discovered the many things they still had in common, including careers in the entertainment industry, a continued passion for music, and the way autism had impacted both of their families.
Acoustic for Autism features compelling, independent music specifically chosen to convey themes of love, compassion, hope and healing. The goal of Acoustic for Autism is to educate, promote tolerance and understanding, and to help raise funds for non-profit autism organizations – using the power of music. Why? Because autism is on the rise. Estimates in 2011 are that 1 in every 91 children is diagnosed each year and 1.7 million American families are currently affected by autism. Autism has become the most rapidly growing developmental disability - more common than Down’s syndrome, childhood diabetes, and juvenile cancer combined. Most children with autism require specialized education and support services for their entire lives. However, an early diagnosis and intensive education can change the course of this childhood disorder. By supporting Acoustic for Autism, you support our beneficiaries who are helping our children with autism reach their fullest potential! |
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- ok #autism #nonprofit orgs, we're getting close. if u have events in 2012 & would like 2 work with us, please reply back with #a4av2 1 day ago
- happy friday every1. continuing work on our CD today. close 2 finalizing artists/tracks. thanks 4 the cont'd support! >louis 1 day ago
- hi @tonibraxton love your music. respect. >louis @acoustic4autism 1 day ago
- we still have copies of our 1st CD available. if ur an #autism #nonprofit in the US & would like our CD 2 help in ur fundraising, msg us 1 week ago
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