Island Autism was thrilled to welcome 260 runners, walkers, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters to the 2026 Flutie 5K for Autism on Martha’s Vineyard, making this year’s event our largest and most successful race to date!
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The race was made possible through the generous partnership of the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism and the leadership support of Vineyard Wealth Group, along with the many local businesses, volunteers, and community members who helped create an unforgettable morning.
Participants of all ages gathered to run, walk, and cheer one another on in a celebration of inclusion, community, and opportunity. From the excitement of the starting line to the smiles at the finish, the event reflected the spirit that makes Martha’s Vineyard such a special place.
A special thank you to King Camden the Great, whose music and enthusiasm kept the energy high throughout the morning.
We are deeply grateful to this year’s sponsors for making the event possible, including Vineyard Wealth Group, Eastern Bank, Jersey Mike’s Subs, Autism Solutions Utah, Deep River Snacks, MFS Investment Management, D Best Construction, Fullers Company, Alex Morrison Construction, and Cronig’s Market, as well as the many additional Island businesses and individuals who supported the event.
Most importantly, thank you to every runner, walker, volunteer, donor, and supporter who participated. Your generosity helps Island Autism continue providing programs that empower autistic children, teens, and adults while advancing our vision of expanding housing and opportunities for autistic adults on Martha’s Vineyard.
Photos from race day!
Thank you for helping make this year’s Flutie 5K for Autism an incredible success. Together, we’re building a more inclusive Martha’s Vineyard for everyone.

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