

OUR TENANTS
OUR MISSION
At Spark Nonprofit Inc., we are dedicated to providing supplemental education opportunities to all neurological types.

Build Strong Communities
Provide community-building services that connect and uplift individuals, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual support.

Empower Through Fundraising
Organize impactful fundraisers that support centers serving neurodiverse individuals.

Promote Peer Support
Encourage peer-to-peer connections and offer support for parents and families.

Inspire Future Leaders
Encourage youth to explore diverse career pathways, igniting their passion and equipping them with the knowledge and skills for a successful future.

Advocate for Neurodiversity
Raise awareness in our broader community to destigmatize developmental disorders, fostering acceptance and understanding for all individuals.


The Danbury Public Library is dedicated to providing state of the art technology, books, and academic resources to all neurological types and all ages. Visit their website for more information.
The Easton Arts Council works to utilize art as a healing mechanism that bridges gaps between populations and peoples. Visit their website for more information.


OUR TEAM
Spark's Board of Directors
I N I T I A T I V E S

EMS Form
By presenting at a Special Education Parent and Teacher Association (SEPTA) meeting, we learned of the community-wide needs of the neurodiversity community which included the creation of a detailed form that allows EMS personnel to be aware and act on the sensitivities of neurodiverse individuals in an emergency.

3D Printing
Thanks to our donors, we have raised over $5,000 and were able to donate a state-of-the-art 3D printer to the Danbury Library. We now are running workshops, "Design to Print," at the Danbury Library's MakerSpace to help all neurological types access the technology now at their fingertips.

Art Exhibitions
Our collaboration with the Easton Arts Council has allowed us to begin the mission of collecting artwork from students in three public school districts for a one-night art show and a one-month exhibition.

