In 1988, Bobby Norris was searching for autism-specific services for his daughter, Audra. At the time, it was estimated that 1 in 10,000 children were diagnosed with autism according to the Center for Disease Control, and services were not readily available. Bobby’s search led him to the Autism Treatment Center and they gave him hope. That hope turned in to a mission. Bobby’s generous heart and philanthropic spirit prompted him to start the Roundup for Autism to raise funds to support the vital programs and services at the Autism Treatment Center.
The first Roundup for Autism event was held at Bobby’s ranch in Burleson. Consisting of a one day cutting and roping competition, this event raised $5,000 that was presented to the Autism Treatment Center. Since then, the event has grown into several major fundraising events through the year spanning the state of Texas. Today, Roundup is one of Texas' largest fundraisers for the Autism Treatment Centers of Texas and just celebrated it’s 35th year!
It takes dedication, perseverance, and all types of talents to produce these events throughout the year - in other words, it takes an army!
Want to get involved? Click here to Join our team of volunteers and our Roundup family!
The first Roundup for Autism event was held at Bobby’s ranch in Burleson. Consisting of a one day cutting and roping competition, this event raised $5,000 that was presented to the Autism Treatment Center. Since then, the event has grown into several major fundraising events through the year spanning the state of Texas. Today, Roundup is one of Texas' largest fundraisers for the Autism Treatment Centers of Texas and just celebrated it’s 35th year!
It takes dedication, perseverance, and all types of talents to produce these events throughout the year - in other words, it takes an army!
Want to get involved? Click here to Join our team of volunteers and our Roundup family!
About Autism Treatment Center
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Since 1976, the Autism Treatment Center has assisted individuals with autism throughout their lives as they learn, play, work and live in the community. By providing a lifetime of services and support 24/7/365, ATC is changing lives and building brighter futures for children and adults with autism. Services include residential, educational, therapeutic, and adult programs.
Learn more at www.atcoftexas.org 
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