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Article Published 4/27/2015

All inTeam Foundation® Donates $30,000 to Rise Program

 

Dabo’s All in Team Foundation® has donated $30,000 to the Rise School.

The purpose of the Rise School is to provide exemplary services based on recommended practices to young children with diverse abilities and their families. The Rise School is one of the Foundation’s beneficiary’s under Life Programs.

The RISE School, a part of the UA College of Human Environmental Sciences, serves children with disabilities and their typically developing peers, from ages 8 weeks to 5 years. The children are divided by age among six classes, each with 16 students, one teacher and three assistants. The school’s mission is the same as the University’s — teaching, service and research.

Coach Gene Stallings, whose late son John Mark had Downs syndrome, has been instrumental in the start of the school in Tuscaloosa and growth to other college campuses.

Coach Swinney, “Kathleen and I witnessed the start of the Rise School when we were in school in Tuscaloosa. We owe so much to Coach Stallings and the late John Mark; two of the greatest role models we have had in our lives. It is a privilege to support Coach and John Mark’s legacy.”

Coach Stallings and the late John Mark

 

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