For every $500 in monthly support we receive on Patreon we will give away a BMX Starter Package from Charity Bike Co. The package will consist of 20.5”TT Frame/Fork/Handlebars, Crankset, 25t Chainring & Stem. Patreon support is not required to be eligible just follow us on Twitter @bmx4autism and/or join our Facebook group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/bmx4autism/

What we do:

The primary missions of Primm Family Charities (BikingForAutism, BMX4AUTISM, BMX4Charity and Gaming4Autism) will be attending events and shows to help raise awareness and funds for local children’s causes and/or charities. We do not charge any fees for our services nor do we take a percentage of any proceeds generated in the name of the local cause and/or charity we are representing. Our efforts are to be solely funded by our sponsors, the charitable donations of our supporters and the selling our own charitable items at our display booth and online.

As part of our effort we started  Charity Bike Company with a goal setting aside a portion of the proceeds from every sale to allow us to gift bicycles and gaming consoles to needy families dealing with obstacles in life including but not limited to Autism. "As a long time cyclist I understand the joy and freedom that a bicycle can bring to a child and as a gamer I realize that many gamers are on the spectrum and that gaming can actually be both therapeutic and educational."
Dante Primm (Founder)

We started our mission after our son DJ was diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (Autism). Unlike other Autistic children we knew of, DJ was always outgoing, friendly and receptive of others so we never even considered he could be autistic. At first we just thought that since his mother  had been diagnosed as having ADHD as a child it was passed along to him. It wasn’t until we started to notice certain quirks, like some OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder), hand/arm waving, lack of  ability to recognize social cues, and certain other signs that we began to realize it was more than just ADHD. But we still did not consider Autism because what we had always seen of Autistic children was not what we were seeing in our son. Not until we started doing some research did we realize that there is a whole Autistic Spectrum Disorder category and not just one specific sign or trait or group of traits that is common to all that suffer from Autism. His mother has since been diagnosed and classified as Autistic as well as more understanding the diagnosis has changed over the years. 
 

About Our Son:

Our son DJ is considered a high functioning Autistic child, but many others face challenges and obstacles we will never know, so our efforts are dedicated to all of them. We are extremely passionate about what we intend on doing with Primm Family Charities (BikingForAutism, BMX4AUTISM, BMX4Charity and Gaming4Autism) and have invested everything we have both financially and emotionally getting it to this point and now we are depending on sponsorships and the charitable contributions of others to ensure its future success.

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