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The ISAAC Foundation was founded by Reed and Holly Lytle after the death of their nearly four year old son Isaac Dennis Lytle (March 28, 2003 - February 8, 2007). Their son Isaac had been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder at 18 months of age and their greatest joy was watching him overcome obstacle after obstacle due to the early intervention services they struggled to financially provide him.

Medical professionals recommend a minimum of 20-30 hours per week of intensive therapy such as speech, occupational, physical, floortime, behavioral, and relationship development interventions for the treatment of autism spectrum disorders. Intensive early intervention services are critical to give a child affected by autism the chance at a bright and prosperous future. However, the cost of providing this intensive therapy intervention costs between $30,000-$80,000 per year depending on your geographical location. These therapy interventions are often not covered by insurance policies in Washington and State funded programs are unable to provide the level of services required by these children.

The ISAAC Foundation is dedicated to investing in the future of children affected by autism by providing economic assistance in the form of therapy grants which fund therapy interventions these children critically require but are unable to financially obtain.

As a true testament to our cause, Isaac’s name beautifully describes our charity’s mission to provide Intervention Services Assistance for Autistic Children (I.S.A.A.C.).

Mission Statement:

To provide economic assistance for intervention services and therapies to children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.