Knecta Inc Partners to Expand Scholarship Opportunities in Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - EntSun -- Knecta, a premier Little Rock-based event marketing firm, is proud to announce that its national charity partner, the Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation (ASDF), will provide $1,000 monthly scholarships to help children with autism access life-changing services at local non-profit Healing Hooves.

This new local funding initiative highlights the direct community impact generated through Knecta's localized face-to-face outreach campaigns. By mobilizing community support in Arkansas, Knecta is helping secure vital resources that return directly to the local area to serve families in need.

"We're proud to give back to our Little Rock community and support the incredible work being done by ASDF nationwide," said Mitchell Gaines, Director of Knecta. "We're honored to celebrate our community while also seeing a direct impact with funding coming back to Healing Hooves in our local community."

In addition to funding local equine-assisted learning through Healing Hooves, the outreach efforts and funds raised by Knecta directly support ASDF's core national programming, which includes:

• The iPad for Kids Program: Unlocking the communication barrier by providing functional communication tools to children on the autism spectrum.
• The Holiday Gift Card Program: Offering crucial financial relief to families facing economic hardship during the holiday season.
• The Summer Scholarship Program: Backing direct access to vital social skills camps, equine therapy, and aquatic therapy.
• The Autism Awareness Program: Distributing educational early-detection materials to millions of new parents in hospitals nationwide.

Healing Hooves, established in 2024, operates as a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to using the therapeutic power of horses to serve individuals with diverse diagnoses and disabilities. Currently partnering with the Pine Hill Ranch Equestrian Center, the organization relies on licensed instructors and a specially trained herd to provide a safe, inclusive environment that builds confidence, physical strength, and emotional healing.

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Through this collaborative effort, Knecta, ASDF, and Healing Hooves are ensuring that the cost of specialized equine services remains low, keeping these life-changing opportunities accessible to families who need them most.

About Knecta Inc
Founded in 2026, Knecta Inc is a Little Rock-based, event-driven marketing and leadership development firm. Knecta partners with regional and national nonprofit organizations to raise critical awareness and funding through face-to-face community outreach. Grounded in service and integrity, Knecta specializes in turning real conversations into real community impact while empowering the next generation of professionals. Website: https://www.knecta.org/.

About Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation (ASDF)
ASDF is a registered 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting children with autism spectrum disorders. ASDF provides information, education, and direct financial assistance to families and community service groups across all 50 states, championing early detection and accessible tools for autistic youth. Website: https://myasdf.org/.

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