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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2024 · 31 MIN

The Many Benefits of Community Service - Richard Spurling, Founder, ACEing Autism

from Intercollegiate Tennis Association · host Intercollegiate Tennis Association

Richard Spurling is a former international college tennis player at FAU and founder of ACEing Autism, a volunteer-driven non-profit organization dedicated to helping children with autism grow through the sport of tennis. In this podcast Dave discusses with Richard how college coaches can help ACEing Autism fulfill their mission and goals; the many benefits of community service and how coaches can easily start an ACEing Autism program on their campuses while receiving all the help they need to get their program going.

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