The Autism Society of Nebraska (ASN) is a statewide 501c3. Founded in 1975, ASN is the state’s oldest and largest grassroots Autism organization.
ASN supports Nebraska’s Autism community through advocacy, education, information & referral, and community building. ASN does not receive government funding or compensation as a service provider. We exist solely through private donations and fundraising.
All money raised stays in Nebraska, helping Nebraskans.
Dignity |
Where the value and self determination of every individual is upheld. |
Equity |
Where everyone with Autism achieves the highest possible quality of life. |
Inclusion |
Where every person is integrated into society without barriers or exceptions in a collaborative environment. |
Diversity |
Where everyone is respected for their unique an individual differences. |
Integrity |
Where we conduct ourselves with honor, truth, and respect in our thoughts, words, and actions. |
State Board
President – Megan Misegadis
Vice-President – Julie Czepa
Treasurer- Robyn Roberts
Secretary- Michelle Kelly
Board Members at Large
Mara Fritts
Rachel Culross Nielsen
Angela Gleason
Omaha
https://www.facebook.com/ASNOmaha
ASNOmaha@autismnebraska.org
Lincoln
https://www.facebook.com/ASNLincoln
ASNLincoln@autismnebraska.org
North Platte
https://www.facebook.com/ASNNorthPlatte
ASNNorthPlatte@autismnebraska.org
We Want to Grow our Nebraska ASN Communities! Consider joining an existing group of volunteers in ways that work in your life!
- Want to help start a new ASN group in your community?
- Consider giving your time and talents from the comfort of your home to be a part of our mission on your schedule!
- Do you own a business that might be a location for a fundraiser? Let us know.
- Are you in clubs, associations, or groups that have the mission of supporting individuals with disabilities through volunteering or fundraising? Reach out to us and let us share with you why we would be a great recipient of time and funds!
- Would your business consider participating in a workplace fundraiser or round-up campaign?