My son's autism diagnosis rocked my family's world 23 years ago. He had what? 

Today the boy we called Jumpin' Jack Flash lives in a bachelor pad with support from Fraser staff. He needs help with things most millenials can do without a thought - but he's making strides. With his Fraser team leading the way he's honing skills so he can live a life filled with purpose and joy.

Isn't that what we want for all our kids?

When Jack was diagnosed I yearned for a high-profile person or organization to catapult autism out of obscurity and into the mainstream. WCCO has done that with this amazing community event, by raising funds and telling our stories.

I am all in. How about you? Will you join our Jumpin' Jack Flash team, dig deep and help Fraser to help the Jacks of the world?

Thank you.

Caryn Sullivan

P. S. If you contribute $100 or more I'll send you a signed copy of "Bitter or Better," my award-wining memoir which includes the story I titled Autism: From Angst to Acceptance.