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Organizers of Saturday’s 22nd annual bowling for autism event at Columbia’s AMF Town and Country lanes say it raised between $30,000 and $35,000 for Easterseals Midwest. Businessman John Cleek is thrilled, telling 939 the Eagle
Mid-Missouri bowlers are expected to raise thousands of dollars Saturday in Columbia for Easterseals Midwest. The Cleek family is presenting the 22nd annual bowling for autism event tomorrow from 11 am to 1 pm at
Easterseals Midwest says there are currently more than 37,000 children with autism across Missouri, including 987 children in Boone County. Easterseals Midwest is the largest provider of autism services in Missouri. Easterseals Midwest executive vice
This weekend’s Cleek family bowling for autism event at Columbia’s AMF Town and Country lanes raised between $30,000 and $35,000, according to businessman John Cleek. Mr. Cleek tells 939 the Eagle that this is the
An organization that supports more than 6,500 children and adults with disabilities in Missouri and two other states is pleased with the success of last week’s virtual conference. Easterseals Midwest autism services director Jamie Fitzgerald
Organizers of Saturday’s 20th annual bowling for autism event in Columbia say it raised thousands of dollars to benefit Easterseals Midwest in Columbia and across Missouri. The event was presented by the Cleek family and
Bowlers from across mid-Missouri are expected to raise thousands of dollars Saturday in Columbia to help the Easterseals Midwest. The 20th annual Bowling for Autism is presented by the Cleek family, and is tomorrow from
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