Stamping for Autism Awareness Blog Hop

Hello! I wanted to let you know about a really important blog hop that is happening today. It is worth checking out!

My friend, Veronica, is hosting a blog hop to bring awareness to autism. I have many friends who have children with autism. They are all remarkable kiddos! I feel autism is often very misunderstood, so today’s efforts are important.

I was unable to participate in today’s hop due to my travels, but I am sponsoring it with a big prize.

To learn more, head HERE.

If you are looking to help out, check out The Art of Autism (wow!) and the Autism Society.

Enjoy the hop!

 


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138 thoughts on “Stamping for Autism Awareness Blog Hop”

  1. What a worthy cause for a blog hop, thank you so much for spreading the awareness, and being one of the amazing sponsors!

  2. KT Fit Kitty says:

    Thank you for sponsoring this worthy cause, Jennifer. It’s a very generous prize. Safe travels.

  3. Janet Wise says:

    How awesome!! My sweet little nephew (I call him my shuggy bear he is now 4) has been diagnosed with autism. He is such an amazing young man who stole my heart since he came into this world. Because of him I have learned so much about autism and to see the craft community coming together for a hop to bring awareness is just absolutely amazing! I truly love this community. Wishing you safe travels Jenn and thanks for being a sponsor to such a worthy cause as always! Your the best! ♥

  4. There appears to be an error on the page when you for to “To learn more, here HERE”.

  5. Angie Littlewood says:

    My great nephew has autism. He is such a loving child. This is a great cause. Thank you for sharing it Jennifer

  6. Kathy P says:

    Wonderful cause! Hope you are enjoying your time away!

  7. Kathy P says:

    Wonderful cause! Hope you are enjoying your time away! Your link does not work…..

  8. Angie Littlewood says:

    My great nephew has autism. He is such a loving boy. This is a great cause, thank you for sharing Jennifer. Unfortunately, when I click on the links for the blog hop, it comes up that the page does not exist. 🙁

  9. Ingrid den Hollander says:

    It’s always nice to see people raising awareness for often misunderstood conditions. My daughter has Down Syndrome and is often judged on that condition alone and overlooked as an individual with hopes and dreams.

  10. Betty Sue says:

    I work with Autistic children in an elementary school. What a great cause!

  11. LisaSays says:

    there are so many talented and kind hearted people in the crafting community … I couldn’t have imagined that before I started making cards …
    Thank you Jennifer, for brightening up my life <3

  12. Mary W says:

    You maybe didn’t make a card but you sure came through! I appreciate your support of this cause!

  13. Laura Hartman says:

    My 28 year old nephew has autism…it is life changing…his father now runs the Kansas City Autistic Training Center. So happy to honor him by participating in this blog hop.

  14. Sheila Lane says:

    Wow, what a great cause to have a blog hop for. Sorry we won’t see any project from you, you have so many great ideas. I enjoy watching your videos very much. Thanks for sharing with us.

  15. Connie says:

    What a great cause. You are such a kind and compassionate person. I admire how you use your creative talents to help others.

  16. Debbi S says:

    Spreading kindness & understanding about any misunderstood condition
    is always a worthy cause…Thanks Jennifer.

  17. Lagene says:

    What a worthy cause for a blog hop! More awareness and understanding is certainly needed!

  18. Priscilla says:

    Have a wonderful cruise—and thank you for letting us know about this very worthy effort. Thanks Veronica too for hosting this.

  19. Janet Robson says:

    Thank you Jennifer for being willing to support those people who face the daily difficulties of living with Autism. My beautiful son is on the spectrum and your blog and learning from you has gone a long way in helping me to cope with the daily difficulties we face as a family. It has been a long and exhausting journey but the beauty and kindness you bring into my life each week with you upbeat videos and beautiful cards is so refreshing. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

  20. Susan Green says:

    Thank you for sharing this information on such a worth while cause.

  21. Belinda Newhouse Santamore says:

    Thanks for always reaching out to help others, love your heart!

  22. Diane Koele says:

    Thanks for letting us know about this blog hop. Those with autism are so remarkable and special and unique but the road they and their loved ones walk is not an easy road. Autism touches so many of our lives and most of us are better people because of it. Thanks for shining a light into the darkness!

  23. Melanie Cowart says:

    Art brings out the best in everyone! I have a friend whose daughter is autistic and she loves music. Her singing ability has made her blossom. Thank you for making us aware of this cause and safe travels.

  24. valchic says:

    I couldn’t think of a better way to recognize this truly important cause.Thank you Jennifer 😘

  25. Julie B says:

    What a lovely thing to do!!

  26. Janet Sisk says:

    What a great cause! I have an adult daughter with disabilities. I can say firsthand how important it is to support people with various diagnosis. Thank you for having such a big heart! <3

  27. Debbie Rumpza says:

    I hopped and it was fabulous! Glad they are doing this awareness push. My family has definitely been affected by autism, though not my immediate children. I have a niece and nephew who are diagnosed with autism.

  28. Linda K says:

    Thank you for supporting such a worthy cause.

  29. Mary Holshouser says:

    thank you for helping with the hop.
    Safe travels.
    txmlhl(at)yahoo(dot)com

  30. Tani K says:

    Autism is such a worthy cause. Thank you, Jennifer, for your generous prize. You are awesome.

  31. Carolyn Cece says:

    Such a worthy cause. So many people affected or know someone who is. Thank you for your wonderful prize.

  32. Colleen Halpern says:

    This is such a worthwhile cause.

  33. Linda Hyden says:

    My son Tyler was born with Down Syndrome and through our life experience we interacted often with kids with Autism. Now as a young adult, he goes to a day program where there are 35 to 55 young adults with a variety of disabilities (including Autism). Each month I volunteer to create a craft project that I take to the center and work with all the kids to make their project. To see their faces brighten with the accomplishment is amazing.

  34. Amber says:

    I work with kids with mental health issues and love seeing awareness spread anyway it can be!!! What s great cause. Thanks and love your stuff.

    Ps – This is my first ever blog hop.

  35. RuthJ says:

    Safe travels and thank you for sponsoring!

  36. jingle says:

    Jennifer, thank you so much for sponsoring this hop! 🙂

  37. Teresa Doyle says:

    Hi Jennifer, I hope you had a wonderful Easter and travel safe.
    Thank you for being a sponsor for this amazingly important cause. I agree, I do think it is too often misunderstood and I love when folks bring attention to things that truly matter!

  38. What a great blog hop! Thanks for sharing the news.

  39. Kphillips says:

    I am a physical education teacher and teach a class of Adapted physical education. All of the kids are wonderful and bring joy to everyone daily.

  40. Cyndie Ross says:

    Thank you, thank you for sponsoring such a great cause. I’m blessed to have found you spreading kindness ❤️

  41. Greta H says:

    Will check out the hop. No surprise that you’re supporting this wonderful cause!

  42. Brenda says:

    Jennifer, your posts of your cards got me interested in card making and gave me the inspiration to finally get the ball rolling forward. Thank you. If not for that, I wouldn’t know about the blog hop of autism. I taught art in the public schools for 30 years, but am now retired. I had kids with all sorts of disabilities, those with special needs. These kids were the most heart-connected souls, so appreciative, so loving. They taught me a lot. That is why I can say I whole heart-fully encourage all to keep heart centered in our response to any person who doesn’t seem like you. Love, kindness and consideration go a long way in making this world a place we wish for.

  43. Rexann says:

    Wonderful Cause! safe travels and thank you for sponsoring this special hop!!

  44. Sheila says:

    Met some wonderful children with autism at the school where I was the Principal. Great to see them being highlighted in this card hop. Better understanding of their unique needs would help to ensure that they are able to be a more integral part of today’s society. Enjoy your travels Jennifer and thanks for sharing so many videos with us.

  45. Abby says:

    Great reason for a hop!

  46. Brenda Lubrant says:

    I too, am happy to see a blog hop to honor and help to spread awareness of autism. There needs to be more reasearch done to help to to understand and treat autism better.

  47. Janet Pinho-Goldman says:

    It is a very worthy cause and I understand the need for more research and treatment to help these kids!

  48. Brenda Simpson says:

    Jennifer – Thank you for your leadership in the awareness of autism and sharing this important message! We all know someone touched by autism, and educating others to better understand those living with autism is important! Glad to see today’s blog hop!

  49. Thank you Jennifer for the shout out for the Art of Autism! We’re getting lots of traction from your blog today. YAY #AutismAcceptance

  50. Sue Townsend says:

    Thank you for sponsoring. More education and research are needed.

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