The Summit Center Autism Walk is a family-friendly event with 91% of every dollar raised directly benefiting those we serve. The event is centered around a 4-mile walk from Summit (150 Stahl Road) along the Amherst Bike Path, and back to Summit or a 0.5-mile walk around Summit’s grounds. The post-walk picnic will feature food, beverages, children’s activities, a basket raffle, and live entertainment. Click to join us for this uplifting and fun-filled day.

We have partnered with Phoenix Apparel to offer Summit supporters, families, and staff the opportunity to purchase Summit apparel in an easy and convenient way.  Please visit our full online store.  Items can be shipped directly to your home, picked up at The Summit Center (150 Stahl Rd, Getzville) or picked up at Phoenix Apparel (2827 Transit Rd, Elma)

Stephen R. Anderson, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of The Summit Center, has announced the organization’s first for-profit product venture with the launch of Safeguard Protective Apparel. SafeGuard’s first product offering, a protective jacket featuring sleeves reinforced with surgical steel mesh, is designed to protect against human bites.

The Board of Directors of The Summit Center has elected John Gavigan, Executive Director of 43North, to a three-year term.

In addition to his business responsibilities, Mr. Gavigan serves on the board of Buffalo Renaissance Foundation and is a member of Bright Buffalo Niagara. He is a former Board member of Buffalo Museum of Science and Tifft Nature Preserve.

Stephen R. Anderson, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of The Summit Center, has announced that Joseph Brown and Phil Corwin have been elected to three-year terms on The Summit Foundation Board.

Summit Educational Resources is now The Summit Center – offering proven methods, positive results, and better lives for those in our care! “Our new name, The Summit Center, reflects our growth and expansion into areas beyond education, including programs and services for adults and insurance-based clinics for individuals with developmental disabilities as well as typically-developing children and young adults,” said Stephen R. Anderson, CEO.