United Cerebral Palsy of the Inland Empire (UCPIE)
UCPIE is a 501(c)(3) serving Riverside & San Bernardino counties, providing programs for individuals with cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome, epilepsy, intellectual delay and more.
Visit UCPIE
Below are organizations we recommend supporting — each provides valuable services, advocacy, education, or research.
UCPIE is a 501(c)(3) serving Riverside & San Bernardino counties, providing programs for individuals with cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome, epilepsy, intellectual delay and more.
Visit UCPIE
Special Needs Network raises awareness, impacts public policy, and provides education and resources to families and underserved communities.
Visit SNN
Founded to serve local families since the 1980s, ASIE provides resources, community programs, and support across the Inland Empire.
Visit ASIE
ARI supports research and education focused on improving health and well-being of people affected by autism.
Visit ARI
ASAN is a nonprofit run by and for autistic people that advances civil rights, policy advocacy, and self-advocacy.
Visit ASAN
Autism Speaks funds research, advocacy, and resources to support individuals with autism and their families.
Visit Autism Speaks
HollyRod Foundation provides compassionate care grants and resources to families affected by autism and Parkinson’s disease, helping ease financial and emotional burdens.
Visit HollyRod
Adrian’s World supports children with special needs and their families through inclusive events, advocacy, and community programming.
Visit Adrian’s World
The Blue Envelope Program helps individuals with autism and other communication challenges interact safely and confidently with law enforcement.
Learn About the ProgramInland Regional Center provides support and services for individuals with developmental disabilities across Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
Visit Inland Regional Center
IEHP provides accessible, affordable healthcare coverage and support services to individuals and families throughout the Inland Empire.
Visit IEHP
The Safe Return Program helps individuals with cognitive conditions stay safe in the community by providing identification and support if they wander or go missing.
Visit Safe Return Program
Founded by autistic animator Dani Bowman, DaniMation offers online adaptive animation classes tailored to neurodivergent students. With over 2,200 students taught worldwide, their 1:1 and group classes build communication, confidence, and real-world skills through creativity.
Visit DaniMation