Jake Wildman deserves the best!

Our beautiful boy, Jake is one of the most caring, loving (and honest! to a fault!) people on this planet. He has benefited from a wonderful
school in the last year that has brought him farther than we ever could have dreamed. The school has been a gift, albeit, an expensive one. He
is well on his way to achieving his goals and dreams. We are so proud of our boy and the hard work he has put into his success.
As his parents, we have "joked" that autism is big business.
Unfortunately, this is no joke. It IS big business and is probably one of
our biggest investments as his parents. There are so many
opportunities available to him that we are not able to provide, no
matter how hard we seem to try. It should be noted that we receive
$6000 PER YEAR - yes, you read this correctly - PER YEAR - to put
towards his various interventions. Essentially, this allows for three (3!) hours PER MONTH in relevant services. Yes, you read this right - 3
hours. The rest is up to Jason and I. As of today, we have spent upwards of $250K on his various interventions, therapies, education etc. 
Never thought I'd do a GoFundMe, but, here we are. Our sons
education is upwards of $1000/month and it is devastating to think
that we may have to end this. If there is anything anyone can do, we
would appreciate it. He deserves a chance. When he turns himself into the next generations Bill Gates (which he seems to be doing!) we'll
make sure he pays you all back! Thank you in advance and if you could
share this as much as possible it would be appreciated. He deserves
this chance and a great life!  And we are willing to do anything it takes 
to make sure this happens for him.  Jake has been the face of the
Canucks Autism Networks yearly meetings, he has been in the local
newspaper representing an Autism Walk. People love his charisma and disposition. The funds raised will 100% go towards his education. This will alleviate alot of stress for not only us, but for our beautiful girl,
Zoey, who unfortunately ends up as collateral damage as we put 
everything we have towards our son. Good times! Again, thanks in
advance for any help or any shares you can give us.