Rathbun Insurance is delighted to announce its partnership with the Mid-Michigan Autism Association in supporting the 11th Annual Autism Fight for Change Golf Scramble. This exceptional event not only brings together passionate golfers but also raises awareness and funds for autism-related programs and initiatives. In this blog post, we highlight the commendable efforts of both the Mid-Michigan Autism Association and the participants, as they strive to make a positive impact in the lives of individuals with autism.
The Autism Fight for Change Golf Scramble, hosted by the Mid-Michigan Autism Association, is a testament to the power of merging passion with purpose. By harnessing the enthusiasm of avid golfers and the unwavering commitment of the association, this event is creating a significant difference in the lives of individuals with autism. Rathbun Insurance is honored to stand alongside the Mid-Michigan Autism Association in supporting this incredible endeavor.
The 11th Annual Autism Fight for Change Golf Scramble, with the support of Rathbun Insurance and the Mid-Michigan Autism Association, aims to go beyond raising awareness—it seeks to make a tangible impact in the lives of individuals with autism. By participating in this event, individuals and organizations demonstrate their unwavering dedication to supporting autism-related programs and initiatives, which provide essential services and resources to those in need. Rathbun Insurance applauds the Mid-Michigan Autism Association, as well as all the organizers and participants, for their commitment to this noble cause.
Rathbun Insurance, in collaboration with the Mid-Michigan Autism Association, proudly supports the 11th Annual Autism Fight for Change Golf Scramble. We commend the Mid-Michigan Autism Association, the organizers, and the participants for their unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of individuals with autism. Through partnership and community engagement, we can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for individuals on the autism spectrum.