Spare Some for Autism Unveils New Website

March 11, 2010 - PRLog -- (Raleigh, NC) - Spare Some for Autism, a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the quality of life for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, has unveiled its newly designed website at www.sparesomeforautism.org. The new website, which went “live” last month, is designed to better serve supporters of Spare Some for Autism, and to provide an easy-to-use resource for individuals seeking to learn more about Autism.

“The new website design is part of our commitment to partnering with the community in order to improve the lives of children and families with Autism,” said Beth Jarvis, executive director of Spare Some for Autism. “Spare Some for Autism hopes to do a better job of reaching supporters, volunteers and donors and keep them informed of upcoming events.”

The enhanced website contains the following new features:
•   A clearly organized web menu with clear sections for information about the society, donation options, events and contact information.
•   An online newsroom with information about upcoming and past events as well as photos
•   An enhanced navigation structure that allows fast  and easy transitions between sections
•   Creative, improved visuals that help convey the spirit of the organization in an aesthetically pleasing manner.

The website redesign is one way in which Spare Some for Autism plans to keep an open communication flow between Autism patients, families, supporters and volunteers.  The organization is constantly working to develop new ways to support and educate families affected by Autism, and hopes that the new and improved website will aid their mission.

The website was redesigned by Interactive Marketing Solutions, a Raleigh-based graphic and web-development company that provides national level marketing, brand identity and business solutions to companies in various industries.

About the Spare Some for Autism
Spare Some for Autism seeks to improve the quality of life for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. We are dedicated to funding programs that will directly impact the individuals that suffer from ASD and allow them to achieve their highest level of independence within their home, school, and community, all while gaining respect and support for themselves.  Spare Some for Autism also seeks to support families affected by ASD by educating them on such topics as literacy and coping with disabilities so that families will be better prepared to support each other. Spare some time… spare some love… spare some hope.  For more information, visit www.sparesomeforautism.org or contact Beth Jarvis at Beth@sparesomeforautism.org.