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April is National Autism Awareness Month, and Filanthropists.com, an online shopping mall that only sells “cause products,” is pleased to offer more than 20 products that benefit leading Autism organizations. These items span several of our product categories, including: apparel, fashion accessories, jewelry, and toys; a merchandise sampling includes: A beautiful glass Puzzle-in-a-Heart pendent, as worn by Holly Robinson Peete of CBS’ “The Talk,” $10 donation will be made to the National Autism Association; Cape Clogs’ Puzzle Piece Clogs, 10% donation to the Doug Flutie Foundation for Autism; and Italian silk ties from Mountain & Sackett, 60% donation to Autism Speaks. For each item sold, a portion of the proceeds goes to benefit an Autism charitable organization.
Filomena Laforgia, Founder/CEO of Filanthropists.com, said: “Autism or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurological disorder that impacts the normal development of the brain in the areas of social interaction, communication skills, and cognitive function. Since autism was first diagnosed in the U.S. the rate of occurrence has climbed to an alarming ratio of 1 in 110 children. As a mother of a child with autism, I’m committed to raising awareness of this condition.”
About Filanthropists.com:
Filanthropists.com is an online shopping mall that serves as the voice in the marketplace for nonprofit organizations, independent vendors, and corporations who engage in e-commerce fundraising through the sale of “cause products.” A “cause product” is defined as: “The sale of a product from which a portion of the proceeds is donated to charity.” Filanthropists.com hosts a diverse variety of organizations benefiting charities and causes that include autism research, cancer research, HIV/AIDS research, humanitarian concerns, wildlife preservation, and environmental conservation.
