Elijah's Retreat Fall Festival Sponsors

6th Annual Fall Festival at Elijah's Retreat

Join us for a day full of FUN and celebration at the 6th Annual Fall Festival! This family-friendly event is open to the entire community, with a special focus on inclusivity for individuals with disabilities and a heartwarming celebration of autism!

The festival is not just about creating wonderful memories, but it also plays a key role in raising essential funds to keep Elijah's Retreat affordable for families facing autism. Your participation and support help ensure we can continue offering this valuable resource to those who need it.

We are also proud to honor our veterans with FREE BBQ, live music, and tributes to all branches of the military.

Bring the whole family and enjoy an exciting day filled with delicious BBQ, funnel cakes, cotton candy, laser tag, balloon animals, face painting, a goat scramble, a petting zoo, inflatables, and so much more!

Become a Sponsor and Make a Difference!

Elijah’s Retreat is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive space for families facing autism, and your support makes a significant impact. While it costs $197 per night to host a family, we only charge $75 to keep it affordable. Additionally, we support 7-10 interns with autism each year, helping them gain valuable job and communication skills. Our free community outreach programs also include Top Soccer, Extraordinary Rodeo, Exceptional Kids Livestock Show, Tomatofest, and National Night to Shine.

We rely on sponsors like you to continue providing these important services. By sponsoring our Fall Festival, you’ll not only celebrate the autism community but also contribute to raising crucial funds to keep Elijah’s Retreat and our outreach programs accessible and affordable for all.

Your sponsorship will directly help create unforgettable experiences for families, offering them opportunities to relax, connect, and enjoy meaningful therapeutic and recreational activities.

Together, we can make a lasting difference for families facing autism.