Meet Our Legacy Donors

“You are not here merely to make a living. You are here to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision, with a finer spirit of hope and

Jacquie Weflen shares that when she first toured Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC), she was immediately drawn to the organization. “It is amazing to see and hear about

Recently, SARRC proudly announced that Greg Wells had been appointed Chairman of the SARRC Board of Directors. His leadership on the Board and his membership in the Legacy Circle mean

Gary Jaburg is a builder, a counselor, and an advocate. It is a skill set that has served him well as the founder and Managing Partner of a Phoenix law

As an attorney who offers elder law, special needs and estate planning services, and is personally committed to giving back to her community, Emily Taylor saw an opportunity to provide

For Elana and Chadwick Campbell, it has been important to support SARRC, as SARRC has supported their family during their autism journey. Since their son Euan was 2 years old,

Before SARRC, Diane and Larry Hillwig never had a personal connection or experience with autism. When Larry was selected as Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center’s (SARRC) inaugural Chief Administrative

When their young son, Matt, was diagnosed with autism, Rob and Denise Resnik had a choice: institutionalize their son, as the doctors recommended, or love and care for him in

There are times when the best support comes from people who have walked a similar journey. Debbie and Mark Schwartz’s support of SARRC is rooted in a love for a

Since 2007, Craig Pearson has been vital in shaping what Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) is today. He has served SARRC in several key capacities: board member, donor,