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Volunteers Tee Off to Raise $41K for Autism Foundation
New Providence-based charity funds educational facilities specializing in students with autism.
The New Providence-based Drive for Autism Foundation raised nearly $41,000 with its annual golf event, Drive for Autism XII, held at Royce Brook Golf Club in Hillsborough on Sept. 16.
The golf outing has raised and distributed $500,000 to local school programs since its inception in 2002.
Grant recipients use money to fund health and fitness programs, social skills programs, educational curriculum and teacher training, a van for community trips and transportation to job training centers, laptop computers, computer touch screens, iPads, video projectors and educational toys and games
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The Drive for Autism Foundation is a tax-exempt public charity that was created in the spring of 2002 to raise and distribute funds for educational facilities specializing in students with autism.
For more information contact driveforautism@comcast.net or visit www.driveforautism.org.
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