14th Annual Concert for Autism

THANK YOU!

From all of us behind the Concert for Autism, we’d like to say a big THANK YOU for making the 2021 14th annual benefit another success! We are grateful to all of those that attended, donated, sponsored, contributed, volunteered, and promoted the event.

Special thanks to all of our friends and families that gave countless hours of their time to help us organize and produce the events; and to all the bands and musicians that shared their talents for us to enjoy - without which we wouldn't have a show!

If you were unable to attend, but would still like to contribute, you can DONATE NOW using PayPal. All contributions will go to the Desert Autism Foundation.

We look forward to the 15th Annual Concert for Autism, which will take place in the fall of 2022. As dates and details are determined, we will share them on this website and on all of our social media outlets. If your business would like to know about available sponsorship opportunities, or you are interested in donating items or services for use as raffle or silent auction items, please contact us either by email at contact@concertforautism.com or by calling (760) 702-4110.

We wish you all a happy, safe and healthy 2022, and we look forward to seeing you again at the next benefit!

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 54 children.

sability 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 54 children.