Allegro Foundation...a Champion for Children with Disabilities

Small Box, BIG Impact for Do Good Week! 📦

Did you know you can "Do Good" without even leaving your couch? Our Amazon Wishlist is filled with items that keep our movement education classes running smoothly. Think of it as "virtual volunteering"—providing the tools our students need to succeed!

Pick one item to send our way today! https://a.co/09TeguLR

As children explore the world, sensory experiences are key to their development. Pumpkins offer a unique tactile and visual experience, helping children learn about textures, shapes, and colors. For children living with disabilities, sensory play is especially beneficial, as it can improve language, social skills, and motor abilities. Check out this photo of Allegro students enjoying their pumpkin adventure!

October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month!

National Down Syndrome Society’s Goodwill Ambassador says, “it’s not about celebrating disabilities, it’s about celebrating abilities.”

Allegro Foundation is honored to promote inclusion and acceptance for individuals with Down Syndrome through our movement education programs! We are passionate about teaching our children living with disabilities what they CAN do!

Please join us in congratulating the winners of the 16th Annual Allegro Golf Invitational!

In first place - Northwestern Team - Casey Osiecki, Richard Worrell, Catherine Cirigliano, and Harris Worrell (not pictured).

In second place - Andy Brasser, Ami Elaasar, Teddy Locascio, and Mac Konitzer (not pictured).

In 3rd place - Matthew Risicato, Manny Cantor, Jeff Brinkman, and Dan Judge (not pictured). Pictured with the winners are Mary Berkeley (Allegro Communications and Operations Director) and Marisa Guy (Allegro Executive Director).

The first-place team along with the other 29 teams in the tournament were able to enjoy a wonderful day on the Cedarwood Country Club golf course. Allegro's Golf Invitational is one of only two annual fundraisers that we hold every year. Allegro's mission is to raise funds and awareness for Allegro's Children Living with Disabilities. All of the funds raised go towards keeping our movement education classes FREE of charge to the 800 students living with disabilities we teach every week in North and South Carolina!