Roses for Autism
This beautiful idea was started by a father, Jim Lyman, whose son, Eli, has autism. He wanted to help his son and others grow in independence in the business world.
In his search for just the right place to put his ideas to work, Jim Lyman partnered with Tom Pinchbeck of Pinchbeck’s Rose Farm in Guilford, Connecticut.
What a great post! And what fabulous people! From one mom of a son with autism … please pass along my thanks. The people who are breaking barriers now by employing special needs kids will make it so much easier for my son as he grows up.
Brenda, thanks so much for writing in. “Roses for Autism” is doing an amazing job.
This is a really, really a fabulous idea and enterprise. The best way possible to order roses.
Thanks, Sande. Also thanks so much for putting me on your blogroll.
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