Autism Live announces the start of its “Holiday Giveaway
Extravaganza” contest where families with children who have been diagnosed with
autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can win gift certificates, toys, and free
subscriptions to online autism-related programs. Now through Dec. 20, parents
can enter for a chance to win by tuning into Autism Live and emailing the
secret code revealed during the 2-hour, daily web show.
“It’s no secret that many families of children with autism
struggle financially,” says Autism Live host Shannon Penrod. “We want to help
alleviate some of this burden.”
According to a 2012 study published in the journal Pediatrics,
families with children with ASD earned 28 percent less than those families who
have typically-developing children.
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To participate in the “Holiday Giveaway Extravaganza”:
1. Tune in to www.autism-live.com Tuesday through Friday between
10 a.m. and 12 p.m. (PST) and listen for a code word, or watch online by visiting www.youtube.com/AutismLive and
clicking “full episode.”
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2. Email the code word to AutismLive@gmail.com before
7 a.m. the following day.
3. Winners will be chosen at random every day.
4. Find out if you have won when winners are selected at random
live during the next show.
Corporations participating in Autism Live’s “Holiday Giveaway
Extravaganza” include LeapFrog®, Lego®, Uncle Milton Toys, Fat Brain Toys,
Lekotek, Learning Resources, WalMart®, Starbucks®, Lush Cosmetics, Endless
Games, InnerVoice, Little Pim, Wicked Cool Toys, Toys R Us®, Namaste Foods,
Breads from Anna, and Kidz Bop®, Center for Autism and Related Disorders,
Skills®, and the Institute for Behavioral Training (IBT).
About Autism Live:
Autism Live is an interactive web show providing support,
resources, information, entertainment, and inspiration to parents, teachers,
and practitioners working with children on the autism spectrum, as well as
individuals who are on the spectrum themselves. For more information about
Autism Live, visit www.autism-live.com.
