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Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314-7796

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Denny’s Hosts Autism Awareness Night Benefiting Center for Autism and Related Disabilities at NSU

The NSU community is invited to Autism Awareness night on Sept. 27 at Denny’s Restaurant at 5645 South University Drive in Davie. During this event, Denny’s will donate 20% of the evening’s revenue to support the UM-NSU CARD (University of Miami – Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism and Related Disabilities) services in Broward County.

Bring your family and enjoy dinner and entertainment from 5 – 9 p.m., including Bobby the Balloon Man and his wonderful creations, face painting, and a silent auction with wonderful prizes. The restaurant will also welcome individuals and families touched by autism spectrum disorders.

Adam Jacobs, owner of this Denny’s location, said he is proud to host such an important night for his community. “Autism is a complex disorder and we are proud to support such an important cause and wonderful organization. As a member of the community and owner of several restaurants, it is important that our customers know we welcome all our guests,” Jacobs said.

Jacobs decided to host this night after hearing about the unfortunate event that took place at the Olive Garden in Boynton Beach a few weeks ago where a Weston family was dining out with their child, who has an autism diagnosis, and was allegedly assaulted by another diner who claimed the child with autism was annoying him.

For additional information on the event or UM-NSU CARD services please call 305-284-5901.