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Our Mission
Building Community Creating and supporting a “neighborly neighborhood” focused on supporting autism and the healthy aging of our retirement generation where all community members know one another and value one another by understanding neurological differences and having ample opportunities to make friendships through volunteering.
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ENC Receives $3k Community Thrives Grant
We’re thrilled to share that we received a $3,000 local operating grant from USA TODAY NETWORK’s A Community Thrives initiative! Thank you to everyone who supported us during the A Community Thrives program – we’re excited to announce that on top of the amount we fundraised, we also received a local operating grant from the…
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Ask Me About Autism
Who knew we would be still holding off on public events? We have the memories of a great event almost two years ago that keep us hoping for another one. We will keep you posted. We are moving forward! Our developer partner WHPC will begin talking with a real estate agent about a parcel of…
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Hub City Times (Dec 24, 2019)
MARSHFIELD – Everyone Needs a Community (ENC, Inc.), a local nonprofit, is working to build an autism-friendly, affordable intergenerational community in Marshfield. “(ENC) is made up of family and friends of people who have developmental disabilities, particularly autism,” said founder, Kathy Meyer. “We are people who recognize the unique challenges of autism qualities who wish…
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ROCKIN’ FOR COMMUNITY!
To help support E.N.C., INC. -Everyone Needs a Community Friendraiser/Fundraiser to support the building of a senior-friendly, autism-friendly community in Marshfield. Featuring the Pointless Brothers Eagles Club – 1104 S. Oak Ave.
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WSAW-TV (Jan 9, 2020)
Kathy Meyer and her family know the difficulties that come with raising a child with autism first-hand; her 25-year-old son, Matt, has a severe form of the condition. The special attention and patience necessary to care for an autistic person can be hard to find, leaving Kathy and her husband, Harry, asking an important question,…
Maybe We Can’t Change the World But We Can Start With a Community
