Make ‘m Smile Autism in Gastonia Event 2025

MAKE ‘m SMILE NC – Autism-Friendly Celebration in Gastonia, NC

Save the Date: Saturday, September 6, 2025, 10 AM–2 PM at CaroMont Health Park in Gastonia, NC. Join us for MAKE ‘m SMILE North Carolina — a heartwarming, inclusive event designed for kids and adults with special needs, affectionately known as VIPs. Hosted in partnership with Nathaniel’s Hope, this celebration promises a day filled with games, characters, food, entertainment, and plenty of smiles!

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Why the MAKE ‘m SMILE Event Matters for Autism Families in Gastonia, NC

This annual experience brings the autism community across Gastonia and surrounding areas together for a vibrant, judgment-free celebration. Children and adults with autism are supported and uplifted through sensory-friendly activities, joyful interaction, and resource access.

As a vendor, Achievements ABA Therapy is excited to be part of this inclusive gathering — providing resources, support, and community connection.

Event Highlights You Won’t Want to Miss

A lively family fun day featuring games, entertainers, and sensory-friendly options.
Opportunity to engage directly with Achievements ABA Therapy staff, learn about ABA services in North Carolina, and connect with other supportive families.
Hosted by Nathaniel’s Hope, known for making their signature “Biggest Party” events welcoming and accessible to all. Achievements ABA Therapy+1Nathaniel’s Hope+3Nathaniel’s Hope+3Instagram+3

Get Involved | Autism Gastonia NC

Want to join the fun or contribute? Here’s how you can participate:

Attend: RSVP as a VIP family or observer and enjoy the celebration.
Volunteer or Sponsor: Become a “Smile Maker” — entertainers like face painters, drama groups, and more are encouraged to spread joy.
Spread the word: Help families in Gastonia learn about this inclusive event by sharing with local schools, therapy groups, and online communities.

This is a free, family-centered event that embraces everyone — especially those in the autism community in Gastonia, NC.