Band Together for Autism ft. The Molly Ringwalds
Event Information
Event description
Let's Band Together for Autism! Join us Saturday, November 13, 2021, for a LIVE energetic performance featuring The Molly Ringwalds!
About this event
Emerald Coast Autism Center (ECAC) is excited to announce, "Band Together for Autism", a fundraiser to benefit ECAC's new Transition to Work program!
Transition to Work is a program in partnership with Northwest Florida State College supporting our students starting at age 17 who are following a vocational and life skills path. Our students have the opportunity to spend a portion of their day learning job skills at various job sites on campus, with the goal of gaining skills to help them earn employment in the future.
100% of the proceeds from this event will go directly to ECAC's new Transition to Work program.
Check out these tubular auction items! https://ECAC.givesmart.com
More important event information:
- Don't forget your chairs and blankets!
- Please NO outside food or drinks. Food trucks will be on-site.
- Drink tickets will be sold for alcholoic beverages.
- We love our furry friends, however, they are not permitted inside the venue.
- Parking is available on-site. Additional parking is available next door at Destin High School. (previously Grace Lutheran Church)
This is a rain or shine event-no refunds will be issued.
Organizer Emerald Coast Autism Center
Organizer of Band Together for Autism ft. The Molly Ringwalds
The Emerald Coast Autism Center (ECAC) is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to educating and improving the lives of young children with autism in Okaloosa and Walton counties and surrounding areas. ECAC is unique in our approach to teaching these amazing children. All instruction and activities at the ECAC are conducted in a manner consistent with the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The science of ABA is currently the only proven intervention for children with autism. Specifically, ECAC follows the Verbal Behavior (VB) approach to ABA, based on B.F. Skinner's analysis of verbal behavior.
