Randy Wolfs 50for50 Campaign [vGKeTz3G0cv]
Jack Wolf was diagnosed with autism at just two years old. My wife, Kim, and I would and did try everything to help him stop hurting himself. Every time he hurt, we hurt. Now as a twenty-one year old man, I am amazed at his progress. For every intervention and support Kim and I tried and for how exhausted we were, no one worked harder than Jack. He overcame his fears, his crutches, and his pains, to go along and get along with all of us. Now, Jack and I regularly go to Wisconsin football games (Go Badgers!), bowling and to movies. He is still learning new words and strategies to cope in our world, but he is doing it! As an adult, Jack will need a job. He is a good reader but still struggles with his communication. At Turning Pointe Autism Foundation, an organization Kim and I founded, they are building vocational enterprises to help fund programs and jobs for adults with autism. In honor of my 50th birthday, I am hoping to raise $50,000 in the next 50 days. I hope you will support Jack and students like Jack at Turning Pointe, as they continue to grow their enterprises and - more importantly - opportunities for adults with autism.