Action Behavior Centers Partners with Eagles Autism Foundation

Sponsoring the Sensory Kids Zone at This Year's Eagles Autism Challenge

Apr. 14, 2026 at 11:43pm

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A glowing, neon-outlined illustration of a child playing in a sensory-friendly environment, with vibrant colors and dynamic shapes that capture the energy and joy of the event.The Sensory Kids Zone at the Eagles Autism Challenge will provide a welcoming, calming space for families affected by autism to enjoy the event.Philadelphia Today

Action Behavior Centers, a leading provider of applied behavior analysis therapy for children with autism, has announced a partnership with the Eagles Autism Foundation. As a Proud Partner of the Eagles Autism Challenge, ABC will host the Sensory Kids Zone at this year's event, offering families a calming, sensory-friendly play space with activities supported by ABC clinicians.

Why it matters

The Eagles Autism Challenge is a major community event that brings together the Philadelphia area to raise funds for autism research and support services. ABC's involvement helps make the event more accessible and inclusive for families affected by autism.

The details

The Sensory Kids Zone will provide a calming, sensory-friendly space with activities designed to meet the needs of children with autism. ABC clinicians will be on site to support families and ensure the space is a welcoming environment.

  • The Eagles Autism Challenge will take place on May 9, 2026.

The players

Action Behavior Centers

A leading provider of evidence-based applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Eagles Autism Foundation

A nonprofit organization that raises funds for autism research and support services in the Philadelphia community.

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The takeaway

This partnership demonstrates Action Behavior Centers' commitment to supporting the autism community and making important events like the Eagles Autism Challenge more inclusive and accessible for families affected by autism.