COLUMBIA, MO. — At the beginning of the 2026 school year, Austin Simmons and the Simmons Family Foundation gave back to students and educators at High Road School of Boone County in Columbia, Missouri.
The Simmons Family Foundation donated school supplies and presented a financial donation to the school to help support students as they began the new academic year.
High Road School of Boone County serves students with autism and provides a specialized educational environment designed to support students’ individual academic, social, and developmental needs.
The donation reflects the Simmons family’s commitment to supporting students, families, and educators in their communities. By providing essential school supplies and financial support, the foundation hopes to help create additional opportunities and resources for students throughout the school year.
“As we begin a new school year, we wanted to make sure students and educators had additional resources to help them start the year strong,” said Austin Simmons. “We are proud to support High Road School of Boone County and the students they serve.”
The Simmons Family Foundation plans to continue looking for opportunities to support schools, students, and community organizations through charitable giving and community initiatives.
About the Simmons Family Foundation
The Simmons Family Foundation is committed to giving back to communities and supporting initiatives that create opportunities for children, students, and families.