Autism Acceptance Month: Old Bridge ShopRite donates $45,000 to Autism Speaks
Paradise Salad is grown, harvested and packaged by young adults with autism at Somerset Hills Learning Institute.
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2h agoThe ShopRite in Old Bridge donated $45,000 to Autism Speaks in honor of Autism Acceptance Month.
The supermarket also celebrated the launch of Paradise Salad. The Three Meadows Farm product is grown, harvested and packaged by young adults with autism at Somerset Hills Learning Institute.
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