Contributed by Melinda Delph
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Autism Speaks is holding its annual "Walk Now For Autism" on May 16th 2009 at Coney Island and Boone County School District in NKY will be there walking and showing their support.
In NKY, many local businesses such as; Bourbon House both in Oakbrook and Burlington, Applebee’s, Woodie’s, Toys-R-Us and Barnes and Noble are raising money and awareness for the cause.
Boone County has been recognized for quite some time as the premier district in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and across the nation. It is the third largest district in the state of Kentucky. With close to 100 students affected by this disorder, Boone County is taking the lead in connecting the pieces of the puzzle. They strive to raise awareness in the community for the students and parents who are affected by autism. They are dedicated to providing a supportive atmosphere by focusing on relationships with our parents, students, and our community. You can join their team by going to www.walknowforautism.org/cincinnati and typing in Boone County School District. Their team captain is Mrs. Kate Strater.
Q102s Jenn Jordan will host at Coney Island for The Autism Speaks, Walk Now for Autism. Visit www.walknowforautism.org/cincinnati for more details, or call to register (866) 500-6227.
Together we can raise public awareness about autism and its effects on individuals, families and society; and bring hope to all who deal with the hardships of this disorder. Every 20 minutes someone receives the diagnosis of autism. 1 in every 150 children with 1 in every 94 boys are affected by this disorder.
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