FUNdamental Kitchen
Help us unlock Potential with Our FUNdamental Kitchen and help children with autism learn the FUNdamentals & making Cooking Fun!
Potential’s FUNdamental Kitchen will help students increase social skills, improve safety and efficiency, and learn that cooking is “FUN.”
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Goals & Outcomes
Cooking is a lifelong skill that builds confidence, fosters communication, and encourages independence, making it essential for all learners, especially those with autism. (Learn more in our recent blog post, 7 Winter Wellness Tips for Children and Adults with ASD.)
We aim to raise $75,000 to renovate the kitchen at our Springtime School, providing a safe space for cooking and collaboration. With your support, we know we can drive our mission forward, doubling our kitchen space to create a culinary hub where students can get moving while enhancing their social skills and practicing life skills. FUNdamental Kitchen will:
- Increase Social Skills
- Improve Safety & Efficiency
- Learn that Cooking is “FUN” while Learning FUNdamental Cooking Skills
- Build Confidence & Increase Independence
- Increase square footage by 200%
- Increase enrollment by 44%
Ways to Give: Help Build the FUNdamental Kitchen
This renovation gives students a hands-on space to grow, create memories that last, and gain confidence — every dollar brings us closer! You can give directly
or amplify your impact by sharing this initiative with friends, family, and coworkers.
This renovation gives students a hands-on space to build culinary skills, social confidence, and grow — every dollar brings us closer! Let’s stir up independence, joy, and confidence—one meal at a time.
Join Us in Support of FUNdamental Kitchen!
Potential is seeking generous supporters to help make this vision a reality. All donors to the campaign will be recognized on the Founding Partners plaque.
Please lend your support to this vital effort today by making a gift online! Or reach out to Maria Evan, Director of Donor Relations, for more information at 215-579-0670, ext. 107 or mevan@potentialinc.org.