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Save the Date:Drive For Autism IX 2009 Grant DistributionJanuary 4, 2010 – The Drive for Autism Foundation is pleased to announce the distribution of five grants to school-based programs that provide education and training to children with autism spectrum disorders. $46,000 in grants will be distributed to the five programs based on “wish lists” that each school provided to the Drive for Autism Foundation. This year’s grants were awarded to: The Seton Foundation and Eden II Programs on Staten Island, NY and UCESC/Crossroads School of Westfield, NJ, Morris Union Jointure Commission- Developmental Learning Centers, New Providence, NJ and The Children’s Institute of Verona, NJ. Drive for Autism FoundationThe Drive for Autism Foundation is a public charitable foundation that was established to raise funds and distribute them to schools and non-profit organizations committed to the education and treatment of persons with diagnosis’ under the Autism spectrum. We have concentrated our fundraising events and our grant recipients to two locals: Staten Island and Union/Morris Counties in NJ. These locations hold special places in our hearts because we have grown up and lived in these areas most of our lives. We are a local charity that believes we can make a major impact locally and affect the lives of these children in a positive way by supporting programs that will provide special education as well as social and recreational programs. The initial funds to establish the foundation were donated by Thomas & Tara Trezza of 11 Alison Ct., New Providence, NJ 07974, and are deposited in a bank account at Wachovia Bank in New Providence, NJ under the name Drive for Autism Foundation. The foundation is recognized as a 501(3) (C) non-profit tax exempt organization. |
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