In February, 2009, Parents in Toto was certified as a nationally recognized non-profit. Partly funded by donations from local agencies, civic groups, and private individuals, as well as, state grants and family memberships, Parents in Toto is actively seeking corporate and business sponsorships to help fund our mission while keeping our services generally free of charge.
A grant from the Pennsylvania's Bureau of Autism Services was awarded to Parents in Toto in the Spring 2008 for $2,800 to partially fund expenses for the facility for four months.
Additional state and federal grants will be pursued, along with conducting fundraisers and accepting in-kind donations. Other income is generated through the sale of books, autism related products and accessories, and the registration of speaker presentations and workshops.
Management, board of directors, and staffing for this grassroots center is provided solely by parent volunteers.
Please contact Executive Director Mary Limbacher at 724.473.0990 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 724.473.0990 end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 724.473.0990 end_of_the_skype_highlighting or at mary@parentsintoto.org if you or someone you know is interested in learning more about our Sponsorship levels and benefits.
Latin, adverb
1. in total; completely
2. totally; altogether. The parents brought about hope and community in toto.
Mary Limbacher, Executive Director
Parents in Toto Autism Resource Center
143 S. Main Street
Zelienople, PA 16063
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Parents in Toto
Hours:
Monday 10AM-3:30PM
Wednesday 10AM-3:30PM
Thursday 10AM-3:30PM
Friday 12-3PM
Saturday 10AM-3PM
Closed Sunday and Tuesday
Our vision is to create a comfortable, welcoming environment where parents, diagnosed individuals, families, and friends can gather socially, educationally, and spiritually without judgment or prejudice.
By collaborating with local professionals and agencies under the direction of a parent of a young man on the autism spectrum, the center provides supports and products related to autism spectrum disorders and related conditions generally not available elsewhere in one location.
Our mission is providing a supportive environment for the exchange of ideas, information and hope.