The Arc Tank Competition Seeks Ideas For Improving the Lives of People With Autism and Disabilities

Northeast Arc, the Danvers-based nonprofit that serves more than 10,000 people with disabilities and autism in Massachusetts, has announced the fifth annual Arc Tank, a pitch competition that awards up to $200,000 to innovative ideas to improve the well-being of people with disabilities and autism. The Arc Tank, a “Shark Tank''-style competition launched in 2017, invites individuals, nonprofits, businesses, healthcare systems, educators, and others worldwide to submit their ideas across a variety of areas, including safety and well-being, employment, technology, housing, transportation, or socialization for individuals with disabilities.

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The Arc Tank Competition Seeks Ideas For Improving the Lives of People With Autism and Disabilities

Now in its fifth year, the Northeast Arc’s pitch contest is bigger and more ambitious than ever.

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