All My Friends Inc., started in 2011 with three friends sitting around a kitchen table dreaming about how we could get children with intellectual and developmental disabilities(IDD) to attend camp for free or at a reduced price. This camp is specially designed for children, teens and adults with IDD. It gives them the opportunity to experience camp life while giving their parents some days of respite. Due to the generosity of our donors, we have been able to send 54 children to camp in the past 12 years. Our goal for 2024 is to raise it to 60! Each camp scholarship ranges from $500-$1500.

After years of hard work and amazing donors we have 100% completed the All My Friends all inclusive playground in Grafton, WI. Our current missions are designing, building and funding sensory rooms for child and adult programs, sensory backpacks, training opportunities to businesses, schools, organization, first responders and continuing to send as many children as possible to camp.

As of today we have built sensory rooms in Balance, Inc. in Grafton, WI. Grafton Police Department & Northern Ozaukee School District in Fredonia, WI. Donated over 200 Backpacks to Police Stations, Fire Stations, and Hospitals, and have accepted two other sensory room projects to start. If you know of a school or community setting that would like to get on our list for a sensory room please reach out to us. We would be proud to help you design and fund your dream room for a donation up to $7,500 per project.

Without the support and generosity of our donors over the past 13 years we could not have been able to do what we have accomplished today. We are always striving for bigger and better things. We want to educate more about Autism and the IDD world. We want all first responders to be educated on what to do when they come in contact with an individual with a disability. We want to expand to allow parents to have more education on resources throughout Wisconsin. All My Friends wants to start offering activities for children/teens and adults on all levels to increase socialization and provide respite for families and caregivers.