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Musicians Unite to Benefit Autism
Commack's Nassau Suffolk Services for Autism among charities to benefit from Performing Artists for Autism Education Inaugural Concert.
A Commack charity has been chosen as a beneficiary of Performing Artists for Autism Education Inaugural Concert, a live fundraiser happening on March 18.
The concert, which will take place at 8 p.m. and the Landmark Theater in Port Washington, features folk rock musicians Peter Case and Joe Iadanza. The cause is close to Iadanza’s heart, as he has a relative affected by the disorder.
Proceeds from the concert, founded by The Mosaic Foundation for Autism, will be given to Nassau Suffolk Services for Autism, which provides life-long support and education for individuals living with Autism. The Commack-based organization provides resources to help those with Autism function better in everyday life. They are one of three charities that will benefit from the show.
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Tickets, which cost $15-$40, can be purchased by calling (516) 765-3696.
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