How you can HELP:

There are several ways to support ANSWER in it's mission to serve individuals with Asperger's Sydrome and their families.

If you are looking for an internship or would like to volunteer for our 'Transition for Life Group'
please e-mail us at info@aspergersmn.org 


General Donation

Special Event Donation: Sponsorship, Auction Items, Volunteer.

Send all Donations made payable to ANSWER to:

12930 30th Ave N Plymouth MN 55441

We would like to thank all those who have supported us currently and in the past! The generosity and hard work through volunteers and donors have been greatly appreciated. We would like to especially thank VOLT services and Panera Bread for there exceptional contributions.


How ANSWER helps the community:

ANSWER  board members and it's parent volunteers are dedicated to serving individuals with Aspergers Syndrome and their families. We are currently providing information to families and professionals in the Twin Cities. We have provided one to one parent advocacy. Hold Parent Support Groups in the West Metro. Sent individuals on scholarship to Conferences. Sat on Parent forums for educators in the West Metro school districts. Board members have been guest speakers at schools, hospitals and churches. Spoke to newly diagnosed parents at Fraser at their forums. Provided guest speakers for events including Jerry Newport, Dena Gassner, Paul Johnson and Dr Jed Baker. Provided opportunities for families to connect at get togethers for Asperger Syndrome. Sat on Special Education Advisory Councils in the West Metro.


What's instore for 2010? ANSWER will continue it's partnership with Friendship Ventures in providing camp for Aspergers Syndrome. 

We will be providing Transition classes for those ages 16-21 called "Transition to Life"

Cafe' Aspie Support group will continue to meet for Lunch once a month

Wayzata Aspergers/HFA Parent Link group will continue to meet once a month.

We will also dedicate ourselves to bringing you updated information as we receive it and will continue to go out into the community to create awareness for Aspergers Syndrome