...with a $500 Contribution
(From the left): PIFA Director Angelique Marshall, Center for Autism CEO David Maola, and PIFA Founder Floyd Marshall Jr.
Philadelphia Independent Film Awards Founder Floyd Marshall Jr. and Director Angelique Marshall presented The Center for Autism CEO David M. Maola, Esq., with a $500 contribution made from the proceeds of the 2nd annual film awards gala.
The donation was made at The Center for Autism's West Philadelphia office and is part of PIFA's efforts to give back to the community. In 2016, PIFA donated to Covenant House in Philadelphia, which assists homeless youth.
The Center for Autism is one of the region's leading providers of services to individuals with autism and the families who support them. It has locations in West Philadelphia and Northeast Philadelphia and has been in operation since 1955. Visit their website to learn more about their mission and their valuable work.
The donation was made at The Center for Autism's West Philadelphia office and is part of PIFA's efforts to give back to the community. In 2016, PIFA donated to Covenant House in Philadelphia, which assists homeless youth.
The Center for Autism is one of the region's leading providers of services to individuals with autism and the families who support them. It has locations in West Philadelphia and Northeast Philadelphia and has been in operation since 1955. Visit their website to learn more about their mission and their valuable work.
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