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Are you passionate about creating a more inclusive world for individuals with autism? Join our mission by starting a chapter of Go Beyond Infiniti at your school!
Whether you’re a student, teacher, or parent, you can spark meaningful change in your community by raising awareness, promoting acceptance, and fostering support for those on the autism spectrum.
Why Start a Chapter?
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Educate: Help your peers understand autism through events, discussions, and workshops.
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Empower: Support autistic students by organizing book and sensory toy drives, and hosting inclusive activities like an instrument petting zoo—a fun, hands-on experience that encourages sensory exploration through music.
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Engage: Organize fundraisers, awareness days, and volunteer efforts that make a real difference.
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Lead: Gain valuable leadership and advocacy experience.
What You’ll Do
As a chapter leader, you’ll:
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Host monthly meetings at school to educate your school community about autism
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Organize book and sensory toy drives to support autistic students with engaging and inclusive materials
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Plan sensory-friendly events like an instrument petting zoo, where students can explore musical instruments in a calm, welcoming environment
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Collaborate with school staff, student clubs, and community members to amplify your impact
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Represent our mission by fostering empathy, understanding, and inclusion on campus
Don’t worry—we’ll support you every step of the way with resources, toolkits, and guidance.
How to Get Started
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Fill out the Interest Form – Let us know who you are and where you’re from.
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Meet with Us – We’ll schedule a quick zoom call to help you get started.
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Get Your Chapter Kit – You’ll receive a digital starter pack with everything you need: posters, event ideas, instruction manuals, and more.
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Make an Impact – Launch your chapter and start building a more inclusive school environment.
Ready to Lead the Change?
Click the button below to apply to start a chapter at your school. Together, we can build a future where neurodiversity is understood, embraced, and celebrated.
Sign me up!
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