September October PWBN Newsletter (3)

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kindness, patience, acceptance
and love.
"When you see the smiles on their
faces, it tells the whole story,"
says Kuepper, whose son,
Michael, attends many of the
events and programs. “We are
helping these families improve
and enrich their lives every day
and build on a future that will truly
make a difference.”
The long-term goal of the
Foundation is to develop a Life
Enrichment Community, the focus
of which will be a
comprehensive Autism Resource
Center to help with the long-term
needs of young people with
autism and their families.
This group has been a non-profit
charity in Pennsylvania for several
years, and was recently certified
as such in New Jersey and New
York, with Delaware expected to
follow soon.
"What started with our one child
has become a huge extended
family. We could not be more
proud of the children, their
families, and our volunteers,”
explains Kuepper. “Everyone
involved with the Autism Cares
Foundation puts his or her
heart into helping change the
world – one individual at a time." ☐
hold its 6 th Annual Race
for Resources fundraiser on Saturday,
Nov. 7, at the Tyler State Park Center
for the Arts in Richboro. For further
information please go to:
www.raceforresources.org or
www.autismcaresfoundation.org, or
call: 215-559-2273.
Debra Forman is the founder and
senior writer/editor at Wallace Media
Services, a full-service public
relations, promotions and social
media firm. Contact Debra at:
dforman@autismcaresfoundation.org.
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“The woman who follows the crowd will usually go no
further than the crowd. The woman who walks alone is
likely to find herself in places no one has ever been before.”
Albert Einstein