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'All fore kids' Charity Golf Outing

| 16 May 2019 | 11:05
    Salvatore Dispenziere III Presents check to Austim Speaks with ERC Charities from (left to right) Matthew DeVito, Nuri Gunes, Michelle Belveduto, Joanne Dispenziere, Holly Pressl, Donna DeVane, Karen from Autism Speaks, Salvatore Dispenziere III, Pete Dispenziere, Julia Dick, Salvatore Dispenziere Jr., Susan Dispenziere, and David Buys II. (Photos provided)
    Salvatore Dispenziere III Presents check to Austim Speaks with ERC Charities from (left to right) Matthew DeVito, Nuri Gunes, Michelle Belveduto, Joanne Dispenziere, Holly Pressl, Donna DeVane, Karen from Autism Speaks, Salvatore Dispenziere III, Pete Dispenziere, Julia Dick, Salvatore Dispenziere Jr., Susan Dispenziere, and David Buys II. (Photos provided)

ERC Charities held its 3rd Annual "All Fore the Kids" Charity Golf Outing on Thursday, May 9, hosted by Elite Retirement Consultants, LLC and Dispenziere & Associates, LLC, Certified Public Accountants of Sparta, NJ. 80 golfers set out at Newton Country Club to raise money for three organizations. The golf outing raised $6,000; $3,000 was donated to Autism Speaks, $2,000 was donated to Northern Hills Academy, and $1,000 was donated to Cerebral Palsy of North Jersey.
Autism Speaks helps people across the spectrum and their families globally, while the other two organizations raise awareness, and brought together a community to help children with disabilities right here in Sussex County. Northern Hills Academy of Sparta NJ helps children with disabilities from Pre-k to 12th grade and Cerebral Palsy of North Jersey helps adults with disabilities.
"All Fore the Kids" Golf Outing was created by Elite Retirement Consultants, LLC and Dispenziere & Associates, LLC in memory of their family member, Lorraine DeVito, a dedicated and loving mother to a son affected by autism spectrum disorder. It can be to find support. They hope by having this outing annually, raising awareness, and donating to these causes it will help in some way to relieve that burden and change the view of autism spectrum disorder.