Thank you, Molly Lieberman and Loop It Up Savannah, for your service! The Marie Backus McGaughey Award for Childhood philanthropy was established in 2015 to honor one of Savannah’s important benefactors. Marie McGaughey has quietly contributed to our city for decades, supporting important institutions that range from health care to houses of worship. In the early years of operation, Mrs.
» Read moreNow accepting applications for the Advance Academy for the academic school year 2018-2019. Applications can be found here If you have questions please contact Jack O’Connor at 912-355-9098.
» Read moreFox & Weeks Funeral Directors has awarded a $1000 grant to the Matthew Reardon Center for Autism. We at The Matthew Reardon Center for Autism appreciate their continued support! Read more: http://businessinsavannah.com/bis/2017-11-28/bis-brief-foxweeks-grant-businesses-promise-robmark-rebrands-ameris-collects-food
» Read moreOn Tuesday, July 11th, MRCA’s Jack O’Connor presented a 2 hour Autism and Crisis Management training with Savannah Chatham County Public Schools Police. Topics included the basics of autism spectrum disorder diagnosis, understanding the sensory needs of individuals on the spectrum, communication and related behavior, body language, and crisis management. We hope to collaborate with SCCPSS again in the future.
» Read moreWe are now accepting applications for The Matthew Reardon Center for Autism’s ADVANCE Academy. Please see links below for guidelines and application: Guidelines and Procedures ADVANCE Academy application
» Read moreThe 2017 Autism Conference will be February 9th and 10th, 2017 at the Coastal Georgia Center in Downtown Savannah. Please check back as details are posted. Registration will open in early-mid September.
» Read moreWe are excited to announce that Advance Academy was awarded a STEM grant from Fox & Weeks Funeral Home. The grant will be used to purchase build-your-own computer kits. We are honored and grateful for this opportunity.
» Read moreOn Wednesdays, this summer, campers from Jewish Educational Alliance visited Advance Academy to spend time reading to our students. Thank you JEA!
» Read moreDuring their April 8th dress down day, Godley Station School in Pooler raised $850 for The Matthew Reardon Center for Autism! It is a wonderful feeling to know we have friends in the community. Thank you! -MRCA Staff
» Read moreWe want to share a big thanks to the local chapter of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity (https://www.kappapsi.org/ ) who presented $1,000 to the Matthew Reardon Center for Autism, beneficiary of Kappa Psi’s first annual golf tournament held March 15, 2015.
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