High Hopes 4 Autism

08/20/2026

🌟 Now Accepting Applications! 🌟

High Hopes 4 Autism in Elberta, Alabama, is currently accepting applications for our individualized ABA program.

We are an intentionally small ABA clinic. This small setting allows our experienced team to know each child, understand their individual needs and celebrate every step of their progress.

If you are looking for a supportive, one-on-one ABA program for your young child, we would love to hear from you.

Learn more and contact us at:
www.highhopes4autism.org

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07/26/2026

07/26/2026

What an amazing day yesterday!! We are so grateful to our volunteers, Pirates Cove and our community. We couldn’t have asked for a better turn out. Congratulations to Zoe Todd, she win a blue JEEP!!

07/24/2026

20th Annual Autism FUNraiser kicks off tomorrow with a great music line up.

Saturday
11a - 3p Andy and the Flying Cobra
4p - 8p Outlaw Chrome

Sunday
12p - 4p Kelly Poole and the Swingset

07/23/2026

Come out to see Kindle Arts at the 20th Annual Autism FUNraiser Art Market at Pirates Cove.

Aaron Lynn is an award-winning contemporary artist who lives and works in Pensacola, Florida. A native of the Gulf Coast, his work embodies and reflects a heritage of carpentry and crafts that goes back more than five generations.

07/23/2026

Come out to see Max Rabb at the 20th Annual Autism FUNraiser Art Market at Pirates Cove

07/22/2026

Come see Art at Studio 7108 by Kevin Cobb at the 20th Annual Autism FUNraiser Art Market at Pirates Cove.

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07/22/2026

Come out this weekend to see Melanie Klaas at the 20th Annual Autism FUNraiser at Pirates Cove. https://www.facebook.com/klaasmelie

07/21/2026

Come out this weekend to see Anne Webb at the 20th Annual Autism FUNraiser Art Market at Pirates Cove

Each vessel is thrown and trimmed then is coated with a dark slip (liquid clay). The slip is allowed to set up then a freehand design is carved through the slip to reveal the contrasting color of the clay beneath. This technique is called 'sgraffito' or 'scraffito'.