Our CEO and Chair (President and Founder) Tina Fougere was Presented with the King Charles lll Coronation Medal by MP Chad Collins on January 16, 2025


Come On Out And Join In The Fun On September 27, 2025 In Burlington at Proserve Automotive Inc Who`s Also Putting This Event On


Our Upcoming
Dinner Dance Live and Silent Auction LIMITED TICKETS AVAIABLE


Another Partnership Fundraiser with Giant Tiger
Canadian National Autism Foundation and Giant Tiger Canon Street have another Partnership Fundraiser going on with Giant Tiger selling these Cups with Lids and our Foundation also selling them. Come into our office and purchase one with our logo on one side.
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Live Reel of the Cups
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Gail swims for Autism- Together we can do the hard things on August 14th at 7am
Total to date raised

Gails Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3u02Fm_1Ro
Gail a mom of a daughter diagnosed with autism is swimming approximately 22 km from Oakville to Hamilton in Lake Ontario to raise money for the Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF). All funds raised will be donated to CNAF and used for different necessary programs to support people with autism and their families. How you can help power our mission: Donate: Every dollar counts. Contribute now to help us reach our goal. Share: Share our campaign with your friends, family, and on social media. Your advocacy can amplify our impact. Volunteer: Your time and skills can make an impact too. Thank you for supporting our mission, your support is invaluable. For donation
click on the link below to help Gail reach her goalhttps://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/donation-form/gail-swims-for-autism
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Gail will be swimming out of Coronation Park in Oakville at 7am on Monday
morning and heading to Van Wagners Beach in Hamilton (approximately
22km)! I’m excited and looking forward to a great swim for a great
cause, raising money for the Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF).
Board Members, Volunteers and MPP Lumsden`s Assistant Julian and other off to the side waiting for Gail at the Finish Line

She did it! Arriving around 7:15pm after >11 hours of solid swimming!
Gail coming our of the water at the finish line


Gail meeting Julian from MPP Neil Lumsden`s Office who came to cheer Gail on at the finish line with Foundation members and Foundation Volunteers.

This is about a young lady named Suzie who is diagnosed with autism.
Its truly amazing.
Please take a listen
Hi, my name is Susie Marie Strowbridge and this is my story.
I spent the first 16 years of my life not knowing why I felt so different from others. Why things that were easy for some, were so difficult for me. Or why we thought of things differently. It wasn’t until June 2024 when I told my mom I thought something was different about me that we learned about my diagnosis.
In September of 2024 I was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Many wouldn’t have thought, including my own mother because I’ve spent so much of my life learning to internalize the way I felt, however, that can be extremely exhausting.
Now, I’m not telling you all of this looking for pity, but to promote awareness for people like me. Autism can present in a wide spectrum of ways from person to person and it’s not at all linear. No single person with Autism is exactly alike to another.
While I do struggle, I am fortunate enough to be able to articulate my emotions and express the way I feel. When I decided I wanted to start this journey of sharing my story to spread awareness I figured rather than tell you about it, the best way to explain is by showing you, so, below I’ve attached a video of a monologue I wrote and just recently performed at the
Miss Achievement Newfoundland and Labrador Leadership Program where I won the talented teen award.
I’m so grateful for the support from my friends and family in helping me learn that my diagnosis is more of a blessing than anything else. It’s what makes me who I am as a person and I wouldn’t trade it for any other lifetime.
The reason I’m sharing this is the hope that we can develop ourselves as humans into ones that don’t judge based on appearance, form opinions on actions, or think that someone’s life is easier because you don’t see externally what they’re going through. We are so fortunate to live in a world where everyone is different, so please, just be kind.
https://www.facebook.com/100086641512277/videos/1049593006983222/


Tina Fougere our Foundations President &
Founder
was a GLOBAL HERO in the Global Heros
Magazine of the
Global Mail
Newspaper the month of September 2020
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