US EditionAmidst Federal Funding Uncertainty, Charlotte Autism Nonprofit Looks to Philanthropy
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Amidst Federal Funding Uncertainty, Charlotte Autism Nonprofit Looks to Philanthropy
La Becky Roe remains focused on optimism. The founder and executive director of Let’s Talk About It – The Autism Center, a Charlotte autism nonprofit for autistic people and loved ones, is bracing to see if federal spending cuts and policy changes will hit her group, housed at 601 E. Fifth St. She’s also turning to fundraising to ensure her work continues. Autism spectrum disorder — described by the National Institute of Mental Health as “a neur…
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