Schools

Pace Athletes Give Back at Charity Tournament

Student-athletes took part in the Hawthorne Foundation's charity golf tournament in the Bronx.

The following announcement was submitted by the Pace University Department of Athletics. To learn how to post your news on Patch, click here.

The Student Athletic Advisory Committee completed their final community service event of the spring 2013 semester on Monday as they assisted the Hawthorne Foundation with their charity golf tournament which was held at Split Rock Golf Course in the Bronx. Members of the volleyball, men’s basketball, women’s soccer and swimming & diving teams assisted with the set-up and operations of the golf tournament.

The Hawthorne Foundation is a private, not-for-profit organization that has for over 28 years provided an education to children who are challenged by serious disabilities. In 1981, the Margaret Chapman school (predecessor to Hawthorne Country Day School), became the first ABA (applied behavior analysis) based educational program to provide services to children who were diagnosed with severe developmental disabilities, autism, and other behavior disorders. HCDS is the longest running and most successful ABA program in New York State. Over subsequent years, we have expanded our programs to include a full continuum of care for children, birth to adulthood.

Find out what's happening in Pleasantville-Briarcliff Manorfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.