ACEing Autism Dallas-UTD

ACEing Autism Dallas-UTD We are a nonprofit organization that provides weekly tennis and pickleball lessons for autistic children and adults

We are a non profit organization that provides weekly tennis lessons for autistic children and adults to help improve their gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, social skills, and self-esteem.

No clinic this Saturday! Enjoy the cooler weather!
10/09/2026

No clinic this Saturday! Enjoy the cooler weather!

Reminder that we have a clinic this Saturday 10/3! There is a good chance of rain, so please refer to the Mighty Support...
10/02/2026

Reminder that we have a clinic this Saturday 10/3! There is a good chance of rain, so please refer to the Mighty SupportCourt for any weather updates. Please also make sure to post all absences in the Mighty as well. We hope to see you there!

This past weekend, we celebrated the 10 year anniversary of our Dallas ACEing Autism Program, honoring the extraordinary...
09/30/2026

This past weekend, we celebrated the 10 year anniversary of our Dallas ACEing Autism Program, honoring the extraordinary leadership of founders Adrienne Bransky and her son Matthew (who was just 16 at the time when the program was developed). Over fifty attendees, including Program Directors from local programs, volunteers, friends, and ACEing Autism’s founder Richard Spurling, observed a clinic and enjoyed a fun (and hot) doubles tournament.

Under the mother and son duo, the Dallas program has grown to be the largest in all of the United States, reaching 1473 families and many more in the future. Almost 3000 volunteers from across the DFW metroplex have served the community with us. Watch a short video on our 10-year journey: https://youtu.be/kkWcYl2FAMU

From the entire ACEing Autism community, thank you, Adrienne and Matthew, for showing us what true dedication to community looks like! 🎾💙

No clinic this Saturday! We hope everyone has a relaxing week off and we’ll see you back on the courts next weekend!
09/25/2026

No clinic this Saturday! We hope everyone has a relaxing week off and we’ll see you back on the courts next weekend!

09/22/2026

💙 ABLE Account or Special Needs Trust — what’s the difference?

Both can be important tools for helping protect the financial future of a person with a disability, but they work in different ways.

Our latest fact sheet breaks down:
✅ Who can have each one
✅ Contribution limits
✅ How they may affect benefits
✅ What the money can be used for
✅ Why some families may choose to use both

Take a look and save this information for future planning!

Reminder that we have a clinic this Saturday 9/19! The weather is looking warm again, so we would recommend bringing a w...
09/18/2026

Reminder that we have a clinic this Saturday 9/19! The weather is looking warm again, so we would recommend bringing a water bottle. Please also make sure to post any absence in Mighty. Looking forward to seeing everyone!

The FIRST clinic of the fall season is THIS Saturday 9/12! The weather seems to heat up again, so please bring a water b...
09/11/2026

The FIRST clinic of the fall season is THIS Saturday 9/12! The weather seems to heat up again, so please bring a water bottle to stay hydrated! We’re so excited to welcome everyone back! 🎾

Love this!!
09/10/2026

Love this!!

You’ve probably seen Loop. It’s the Pixar short about two kids stuck in a canoe, one of them a non-speaking autistic girl named Renee. Here’s the part that usually gets left out.

Pixar didn’t cast a speaking actress to perform as non-speaking. They cast Madison Bandy, who is autistic and non-speaking herself.

Then they changed how they work. Instead of asking her to perform on cue in a recording booth, the team built the process around her, capturing her real vocalizations in a setting where she was comfortable, and letting her lead what the character sounded like.

Renee’s voice isn’t an impression of an autistic girl. It’s an autistic girl.

Most studios ask disabled actors to fit the process. This one changed the process to fit the actor.

Source: Pixar

This North Texas Giving Day, we're asking for your support of ACEing Autism and the families we serve in Dallas by helpi...
08/28/2026

This North Texas Giving Day, we're asking for your support of ACEing Autism and the families we serve in Dallas by helping us reach our goal of $15,000! Early Giving is now open through September 16th, with Giving Day happening on September 17th. Every donation makes a huge difference and is greatly appreciated! The link to donate is down below. 🎾💙

https://www.northtexasgivingday.org/organization/Aceing-Autism

Only three more weeks until fall season, but athletes can still sign up for ACEing Autism! Please scan the QR code above...
08/23/2026

Only three more weeks until fall season, but athletes can still sign up for ACEing Autism! Please scan the QR code above for more information (tennis or pickleball). Scholarships are available.

Address

2400 Armstrong Drive
Richardson, TX
75080

Opening Hours

8:30am - 11am

Telephone

+12149019010

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