LOVE SERVING AUTISM, INC.
NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

After working with children for 6 years as a Program Director for a national non-profit for autism, Lisa was inspired to be able to develop her own local non-profit, Love Serving Autism, a 501(c)(3) organization in August 2016. Chase Moore is an experienced professional with a career history of domestic and international business, marketing, operations and management expertise. She is a graduate of Villanova University with degrees in International Business, Psychology and Accounting. For several years, she volunteered for an organization that assisted children with Autism. It is from her knowledge and expertise from that program that made her one of best candidates for the Board of Directors for Love Serving Autism. Diane currently serves as Vice President/Head of Marketing for Love Serving Autism. In her current role, she is responsible for both Vendor communications and Event planning; as well as the concept development and overall design of all marketing materials. Diane was introduced to the Love Serving Autism family through the Palm Beach School for Autism, where her son Colin was a student and participated in the program. Her interest in the tennis and the program grew when she began to see her son’s excitement playing and learning the game. His enthusiasm is what inspired her to become involved with the program and to help future expansion. Prior to joining Love Serving Autism, Diane worked in the Consumer Retail Industry, where she held several sales and management positions at both the Retail Store and Corporate level with companies such as Levitz Furniture, TJX, Bloomingdale’s and Dillard’s. Candi, a former TV and Radio Personality as well as International Key Note Speaker, moved into the realm of non-profits following their diagnosis. She joined 211 HelpLine Palm Beach/Treasure Coast in July 2016 as their Special Events Manager and Pediatric Outreach Coordinator for their Help Me Grow program. Prior to making the move to 211, she spent the past eight years in the Nonprofit sector as a National Spokesperson for Autism Speaks, Development Manager for American Cancer Society, Ambassador to Project Lifesaver International and served on the WPTV Impact 5 Autism Advisory Board. We're Here to Help Let’s look at tennis. Tennis is an individual sport that can provide youth with physical and cognitive developmental tools. It also builds self-esteem through peer interaction and socialization as well as develops language skills. Figuring things out on his/her own helps to improve cognitive skills and each student can fine-tune motor skills and hand-eye coordination.