autism speaks fundraiser: fire and Ice party ideas?

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autism speaks fundraiser: fire and Ice party ideas?

I'm apart of a team raising money for autism speaks and decided on a dance in my schools college and the theme is Fire and Ice. Does anyone know how to incorporate autism speaks into it?

Were going to have a sideshow that has some information about autism, and a few other stuff but were still debating about what other stuff can we put up about autism that can fit into the fire and ice theme.

Update:

Where hoping that students who are apart of the school that have autism will come. Were not sure who really who is buying the tickets though. Its mainly a party for the students of the school and who ever they can get to attend and to also raise awareness about autism. People are paying for the tickets to get in so the money that is made for this party will go straight to the autism speaks were raising for.

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I have a question ....Is it for people /students with autism? Meaning, will they be at the party? Can u elaborate on what you need? Thanks ;)

Edit- Can the students w/autism create anything with that theme that can be bought by guests or autioned off to raise money such as :art work, poems etc? (for a very low price. It would make both the maker and the purchaser will feel good ;) )

*Don't forget the Autism logo--a puzzle piece. Maybe you /students can incorporate fire/ice on puzzle pieces or puzzle piece items as "swag" ;)

As far as the sideshow, Would the students w/Autism be able to do a skit? Anyone have a talent they could showcase?

I really put a lot of thought into this answer and this is all I came up with. It's hard! Good luck! It will be great, whatever you do!

Pedestal 42

Burn Autism Speaks posters?

OK, that's extreme, but I have autism and Autism Speaks most decidedly does not speak for me.

Hmm.

On awareness, lots of true/false questions about autism myths and facts on slips...

True answers would get a "Hot " flame sticker perhaps, and a wrong ones earn a "cold" iceberg one?

Or a board set up with lots of questions, if you have someone into simple electric wiring: here the answer could be revealed with a push-button light showing red for hot or white(or blue) for cold.

"How Hot Are You?" seems like a title that might draw.