15th Annual Concert for Autism

The 15th Annual Concert for Autism is coming this fall!

We are excited about this year’s upcoming events as the Coachella Valley’s music community comes together for the 15th year in a row to help raise funds for the Desert Autism Foundation. The 2022 Concert for Autism will take place on Saturday, October 22 at the Tack Room Tavern in Indio, CA. As in years past, we are planning a few warmup shows that will lead into the main concert, which will feature music, activities for children, silent auctions, raffles and a sensory tent provided by Desert Occupational Therapy for Kids. Check back here for more information as the details become available.

Your business can make a difference! How can you help?

There are plenty of ways you can help the Concert for Autism raise funds for the Desert Autism Foundation as it continues its mission to assist individuals with autism and their families. Donate anytime by visiting our PayPal page or contact Josh Heinz at contact@concertforautism.com or (760) 702-4110 to talk about event sponsorships. All donations are tax deductible.

Silent Auction and Raffles Goods and Services

We are so grateful to businesses and individuals that donate goods and services for silent auction/raffles each year at the event. If your or your business would like to donate items, please contact us at contact@concertforautism.com or (760) 702-4110. Your logo will be added to our website, be present on flyers and you will have a listing on our banner at the event.

About the Concert for Autism

The Concert for Autism is put on by a group of Coachella Valley musicians who have personal connections to Autism as fathers, mothers, family members and friends. Though the concert is not directly affiliated with the Desert Autism Foundation, we have found this charity to offer valuable assistance for those families that deal with Autism on a daily basis. We donate the funds raised from the concert to this organization. Your donation to this charity is tax deductible.

Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life and affects a person’s ability to communicate and interact with others. The Centers for Disease Control now estimates that Autism occurs in 1 out of every 44 children.