Alpine Learning Group, Inc. received net proceeds from the Fall Affair raffle destination in The Breakers Palm Beach, Florida, benefiting the Alpine Learning Group foundation that supports autism programs for children and adults.
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Don't miss your chance to win the trip of a lifetime to The Breakers Palm Beach, Florida! This year's Fall Affair raffle destination is a historic, Italian Renaissance s…
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Alpine Learning Group, Inc.
- Industry
- Individual and Family Services
- Location
- Paramus, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Alpine Learning Group, Inc.
In 1989, Alpine Learning Group opened its doors as one of the first nonprofit autism education centers in Bergen County, New Jersey. Since its founding, Alpine Learning Group has been at the forefront of autism education, providing individualized education for children and adults with autism and support for their families. Throughout Alpine Learning Group’s growth, the organization’s mission has remained constant: to provide learners with autism and their families comprehensive, scientifically validated educational and behavioral services designed to foster individual growth and personal achievement. Located in Paramus, Alpine Learning Group serves learners and families across the lifespan through its education, adult and outreach programs.
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