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Henderson Today
By the People, for the People
Henderson Police Selling Autism Awareness Patches
All proceeds from $10 patches will benefit local nonprofit Experiencing Autism Together.
Apr. 1, 2026 at 6:48pm
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The Henderson Police Department is selling new Autism Awareness patches for $10, with all proceeds being donated to the nonprofit organization Experiencing Autism Together. The patches will be available for purchase at the police department as well as at the Tri-Fest event in downtown Henderson from April 17-19.
Why it matters
This initiative by the Henderson Police Department helps raise funds and awareness for a local nonprofit that supports the autism community in the region, providing resources and opportunities for social engagement.
The details
The Autism Awareness patches can be purchased directly from the Henderson Police Department by speaking with Lieutenant Daniel Lehman, or by mailing a $10 check made out to Experiencing Autism Together along with a self-addressed stamped envelope to the police department. The patches will also be available for sale at the Tri-Fest event in downtown Henderson from April 17-19 at the Experiencing Autism Together booth.
- The patches will be available for purchase starting April 1, 2026.
- The Tri-Fest event where the patches will be sold is scheduled for April 17-19, 2026.
The players
Henderson Police Department
The local police department in Henderson, Kentucky that is selling the Autism Awareness patches to raise funds for a local nonprofit.
Lieutenant Daniel Lehman
A lieutenant with the Henderson Police Department who is overseeing the sale of the Autism Awareness patches.
Experiencing Autism Together
A nonprofit organization with a mission to enhance community involvement and social engagement for people with autism living in Henderson, Union, and Webster Counties.
What they’re saying
“All proceeds will be donated to Experiencing Autism Together.”
— Henderson Police Department
The takeaway
This initiative by the Henderson Police Department demonstrates their commitment to supporting the local autism community and raising awareness through a simple but impactful fundraising effort.


