About Us
The Autism Society of Boulder County (ASBC) mission is to create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live fully.
Founded in 2001 as a parent support group, ASBC evolved into a local affiliate of Autism Society of America. We support families and adults on the autism spectrum in Boulder County. We are primarily a volunteer-run, charitable 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that relies on donations, grants and proceeds from our annual fundraiser to meet our mission.
The Autism Society of Boulder County (ASBC) provides year-round educational, recreational, and support opportunities for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. We support people of all ages and all support needs, viewing autism as a challenge to navigate rather than a tragedy. ASBC values every individual, offering support groups, learning options, and accessible recreational programs that are free, subsidized by scholarships, or low-cost to foster inclusive community and connection.
ASBC Operations
ASBC is a growing and efficient organization fueled by passionate volunteers and expert contractors. Our day-to-day operations are spearheaded by our Executive Director, Lynn Wysolmierski.
Our Executive Director acts as the engine of ASBC, wearing many hats to ensure our success. Responsibilities include:
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Event Planning and Implementation: From conception to execution, the Volunteer Community Manager plans, organizes, and implements all ASBC events, including support groups, bike clinics, volunteer opportunities, community events, and educational programs.
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Community Engagement: Our Community Manager serves as the primary point of contact, offering support and information to individuals and families via email, phone, and social media.
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Financial Management: They manage ASBC’s finances, including grant programs, donations, and tracking participation and effectiveness of all events.
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Transparency and Accountability: Committed to transparency, the Community Manager ensures financial information is readily available upon request (info@autismboulder.org).
To complement these core functions, ASBC retains a contracted financial manager and engages additional experts or specialists as needed. This flexible structure allows us to maximize impact while remaining a nimble organization.
We bridge gaps in support, recreation, and education by generating opportunities that cater to diverse needs, ages, backgrounds, and abilities.
"Thank you for everything you do! We have tried so many new things and it makes a big difference."
- RL, Parent of child with autism
