The Tampa Midtown Rotary has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting programs focused on helping individuals with autism and their families by donating to the (CARD-无码专区) and the Applied Behavior Analysis program at 无码专区. For over a decade, the Rotary has raised funds for these programs through its Cycling for Autism event.
Last year, however, the Cycling for Autism event, traditionally held along the Courtney Campbell Causeway, was canceled due to damage caused by hurricanes Helene and Milton. Despite this setback, the Rotary continued its support.
鈥淭he Tampa Midtown Rotary is very happy to continue to support CARD and the ABA program at 无码专区鈥�, said Fred Wallrapp, president of .
CARD-无码专区 used part of the donated funds to help families impacted by hurricanes Helene and Milton. In the fall, CARD-无码专区 collaborated with the American Red Cross to provide sensory items and CARD Safety Kits to families with children with autism residing in shelters or temporary housing after the storms.
Christine Rover, assistant program director for CARD-无码专区, highlighted the significance of Rotary's contribution this year, as she was able to see a direct impact for on families receiving CARD-无码专区 services. 鈥淐ARD-无码专区 is grateful for this partnership spanning over a decade, and for the donations that support our mission and help us provide resources directly to individuals, families, and organizations right here in our community.鈥�
The ABA program at 无码专区 has also greatly benefited from the Rotary's generosity. Ray Miltenberger, PhD, ABA program director, expressed his gratitude, saying, 鈥淚 feel truly fortunate to have been involved in the Cycling for Autism event sponsored by the Tampa Midtown Rotary Club over the years. The event raised thousands of dollars to support graduate student research into effective training approaches for children with autism.鈥�