CSAAC’s Capital Campaign
“Opening New Doors” for Children and Adults with Autism in
Maryland
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Click here to download the Capital Campaign Booklet.
Click here to view construction photos in a slideshow.
Have you been to the Jane Salzano Center for Autism (JSCA)?
Phase 1 of this model facility opened its doors in October, 2004 in Montgomery Village, Maryland. Until that time, most CSAAC staff were housed at 751 Twinbrook Parkway, a converted, old, former middle-school building rented from Montgomery County. Now, that facility houses our vocational program, with all other administrative and some program staff working and thriving at the JSCA in a modern and functional space.
Thanks to generous funding from the State of Maryland, our dream of realizing our model autism center is coming to fruition. Phases 2 and 3 of the construction have begun. When completed in mid-2008, the facility will house a world-class training center for adults with autism, CSAAC staff, and professionals from other agencies, as well as an autism library, a multipurpose room, and much more.
Won’t you help us meet our requirement for matching funds? Anyone can buy a brick ($250) or a bench ($1,000) in the name of an entire family, as a memorial designation for a loved one, in honor of a family member with autism, or even in honor of a caring sibling, parent, or grandparent. Highly visible naming opportunities are also still available for 1 wing, several sections (pods), the Board Room, the Autism Library, individual offices and common areas. Contact us at 240-912-2256 to learn more.
Consult this map to learn more about naming
opportunities. Click the map to see it larger.
Click here to download the Capital Campaign Pledge Form.
Contact Ayda Sanver, Director of Community Development, at 240-912-2256 or via email at asanver @csaac.org
