World Autism Acceptance Month is our flagship fundraising campaign. The campaign aims to galvanise the UK to help create a society that works for autistic people, and encourages participants to support us through fundraising and awareness-raising activities.

Join us by signing up your company to fundraise and raise awareness and help us make 2025 our biggest World Autism Acceptance Month yet.

Why we need your support?

With your support, we can transform lives by providing information and practical advice for the 700,000 autistic adults and children in the UK, as well as their three million family members. We can change attitudes by improving public understanding of autism and the difficulties many autistic people face, and campaign for better services.

Corporate partnerships make a huge difference to our work. Your support is vital and helps us to create a society which works for autistic people.

Contact your Account Manager or corporate.partnerships@nas.org.uk for further information on how to support World Autism Acceptance Month 2025.

The toolkit below has been developed to support your efforts.

How to support the campaign

Staff fundraising ideas

Get fundraising this World Autism Acceptance Month and take part in our Spectrum Colour Walk on Saturday 5 April in London. Suitable for all ages and abilities, our sponsored 5km walks take place in a calm, inclusive green space. Come on your own or bring a team, raise money, get a medal and have a colourful day out.

Or take on the Walk 5k this April from your office in World Autism Acceptance Month, and you will receive a fundraising pack and can create your own teams!

Together we can make every step count to create a society that works for autistic people and every penny raised by you this World Autism Acceptance Month enables us to do this.

If walking isn’t your thing, we encourage you and your colleagues to fundraise your way. Ideas include organising a Spectrum colour party, holding a rainbow-themed bake-off, organising an office stair climb fitness challenge, planning a colourful coffee morning or organising a Spectrum Colour quiz.

Don’t forget to share your photos online with World #AutismAcceptanceMonth

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