Give Day 2025 was more than a fundraiser—it was a reminder that when neurodivergent students lead, the world changes for the better. Thanks to your incredible support, we raised over $122,000 to fund scholarships, expand mentorship, and grow student-led programs across the country.

But the movement didn’t stop there. From celebrating our 2025 graduates to gearing up for the National Student Summit, here’s a look at what’s been happening across The ND Alliance community:

Growing the Movement: 2024-25 By the Numbers

This year, The Neurodiversity Alliance expanded its reach like never before—launching new clubs, hosting impactful events, and connecting with thousands of students across the country.

From record-breaking program participation to increased visibility for neurodivergent voices, these numbers reflect a growing national movement led by and for young people who learn differently

🎓 Celebrating the Class of 2025: NDGradSquad!

This year’s graduating class is bold, brilliant, and unapologetically neurodivergent. We’re honoring their resilience, creativity, and leadership as they head into the next chapter.

Know a grad who deserves the spotlight? Tag us on social or send a story our way—we’d love to celebrate them.

Pride in All Forms: Celebrating LGBTQ+ and Neurodivergent Voices

June is for Pride—and we’re celebrating students and creatives who live at the intersection of LGBTQ+ identity and neurodivergence.

From drag performers to disability advocates, these voices are breaking barriers, redefining pride, and showing us what inclusion truly looks like. Follow along all month as we spotlight stories from this powerful community.

We’re Gearing Up for The Neurodiversity Alliance’s National Student Summit!

From August 7–10, over 200 students will gather at the University of Denver for the 2025 National Student Summit—a weekend full of inspiring speakers, interactive workshops, and hands-on community building.

In the News: Mentoring in Action at Rochester Prep

Students at Rochester Prep Middle School are discovering confidence and connection through our Eye to Eye Mentoring Program, powered by neurodivergent college students from the University of Rochester.

Through arts-based activities and weekly mentorship sessions, students are learning to embrace their strengths—and express their stories with pride.