Debt.com and Give Me A Voice Partner to Support Children with Autism

Debt.com and Give Me A Voice Partner to Support Children with Autism



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Debt.com and Give Me A Voice Partner to Support Children with Autism

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The nonprofit and debt solution company are raffling a two-year car lease to help fund the cost of a full-time nurse for autistic children

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Sept. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — You can drive a brand-new Hyundai Kona SUV for two years, while helping a South Florida charter school for autistic students. Or you can get paid the value of the lease in cash: $11,000.

Give Me A Voice supports children with autism and the families who love them. Every ticket you buy goes straight toward that mission, with a goal of raising $30,000. Debt.com is honored to sponsor the prize so that every dollar can go even further. Your support ensures that these essential voices continue to be heard and valued.

Either way, you’ll support the charity Give Me A Voice. Debt.com is helping the nonprofit raise money for a very important and specific cause: Covering the salary of a full-time nurse at The Learning Center, a tuition-free autism school in Palm Beach Gardens.

The nation’s premier debt solutions company secured the SUV lease and donated it to Give Me A Voice. Now through Oct 16, you can buy raffle tickets for $10 apiece by going to the Give Me A Voice raffle page.

Give Me A Voice was founded in 2023 by Cathy Sharp, a mother of an autistic child who worked for eight years at one of the companies that would become part of the Debt.com family.

“You want your child to learn, grow and become more independent, but above everything else, you need to know they are safe,” Sharp says. “Having a full-time nurse means there is someone who can respond when a child has a medical need. For a parent, that peace of mind is invaluable.”

For Debt.com president Don Silvestri, supporting Sharp’s efforts is also invaluable.

“When someone who’s been part of your family for so many years finds a way to turn their own experience into something that can help others, you show up for them,” Silvestri says. “Donating this car lease is our way of showing up — for Cathy, for Give Me A Voice, and for autism families throughout South Florida who deserve to know that someone is there when life happens.”

RAFFLE INFORMATION

Grand Prize: Two-year lease on a brand-new Hyundai Kona or similar vehicle
Cash Option: Winner may elect to receive $11,000, representing the value of the lease
Donated By: Debt.com
Benefiting: Give Me A Voice’s effort to help fund a full-time nurse at The Learning Center
Raffle Tickets: $10 for 1 ticket, $20 for 5 tickets, $50 for 50 tickets
Drawing Date: October 16th
Enter: https://givebutter.com/new-car-raffle-presented-by-debtcom-rxb5h3 

ABOUT GIVE ME A VOICE

Give Me A Voice was founded by autism mom Cathy Sharp with a deeply personal mission: to help individuals with autism and their families find support, resources and community.

Born from Sharp’s own experiences navigating life as the parent of a child with autism, Give Me A Voice works to identify needs within the South Florida autism community and bring together the people, organizations and resources that can help address them.

The organization supports initiatives including parent and caregiver support, community resources, educational needs and projects that directly improve the lives of individuals with autism and their families.

ABOUT DEBT.COM

Debt.com is a leading consumer organization dedicated to helping Americans navigate credit card debt, student loans, and tax debt. It empowers consumers through specialized programs, accessible financial education, and the solutions needed to build long-term stability.

Debt.com is the consumer website where people can find help with credit card debt, student loan debt, tax debt, credit repair, bankruptcy, and more. Debt.com works with vetted and certified providers that give the best advice and solutions for consumers ‘when life happens.’

SOURCE Debt.com

Debt.com and Give Me A Voice Partner to Support Children with Autism