Stand With Willow
Help Willow rebuild what was lost
Willow's family is working to restore daily therapy, educational stability, transportation, developmental support, communication services, household stability, and access to trusted care.
Why support matters
Faith reorganized nearly every part of the family's life to obtain treatment for Willow. After the injury and loss of the program, the family says Faith lost the ability to continue working as before. Willow lost daily therapy. Her siblings' schedules changed. Transportation and school arrangements had to be rebuilt. The family has spent months managing medical care, service searches, documentation, agency correspondence, and efforts to obtain answers.
Ways to help
Share Willow's story
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Volunteer
Help with outreach, research, transcription review, or event coordination.
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Offer resources, communication tools, or policy expertise for autistic and minimally speaking children.
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Submit relevant information
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Fundraising
Proposed future use-of-funds categories:
- autism therapy
- speech and communication services
- educational support
- transportation
- medical follow-up
- assistive communication tools
- family stabilization caused by loss of employment
- advocacy and document-management expenses
- long-term developmental planning
Willow could not fully explain what happened. Her family will not stop telling her story.