The club is looking for its own premises.
Four midlands dads will jump out of a plane this weekend to raise money for children and young people with autism.
The fundraiser will support Infinity Friends in Athlone in getting its own premises.
The group has over 50 members, and provides club activities to children and young people with autism.
Four dads will skydive at Clonbollogue Airfield, and have raised over €6,000 already.
Co-founder of Infinity Friends in Athlone, Claire Early, says the parents also benefit from peer support:
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