coming up in february - autism rocks 16!

Autism Rocks Inc. is a non-profit 501c3 charity governed by a local Board of Directors with a mission to provide charitable support to local autism related groups and activities. 

 Parker Kahle was born in 2005. At his annual 3 year check-up, his parents heard his pediatrician say six words that forever changed their world…“I think your son has Autism.”

After many months of testing, they received the diagnosis – Pervasive Developmental Disorder – which is listed on the Autism Spectrum as one of the five forms of Autism. Parker’s treatments were delayed because of Insurance Company red tape. Desperate to create a Medical Fund to begin Parker’s treatments, his dad, David Kahle, asked a few of his band friends to perform at a benefit for Parker. The event was such a success that they decided to continue it to help other families. Fifteen years ago, David Kahle decided to combine his passion for music, his love for his son and his generous support of the community – and Autism Rocks was born.

The 15th consecutive year for our signature event was February 18th at Fretboard Brewing Company in Blue Ash Ohio!  Stay tuned for other upcoming events!

Following the February 2023 Autism Rocks 14 event we have raised  over $350,000!!  

The 2024 Autism Rocks 15 event raised over $25,000 after expenses!

Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. We offer a variety of opportunities for individuals and groups to get involved and make a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Donations make us able to do the things we do!  Please consider tax deductible donations and volunteering of your time and talents!  

Autism Rocks Inc. is proud to support Genesis at Work in helping find meaningful work for those with special needs! 

Autism Rocks Inc. is proud to support Applied Behavioral Services in supporting their model program of Autism treatment.

Autism Rocks Inc. continues to contribute to send children to Kamp Dovetail  (kampdovetail.com)

Autism Rocks Inc. is proud to support the awareness and research efforts of Autism Speaks!