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<p>The AllOne Foundation &amp; Charities of Wilkes-Barre awarded a $50,000 grant to the Misericordia University Autism Center in support of its educational programming and research. Participating in a ceremonial check presentation, from left, are: John Cosgrove, executive director, AllOne Foundation &amp; Charities; John Menapace, board member, AllOne Foundation &amp; Charities; Thomas J. Botzman, Ph.D., president, Misericordia University, and Leamor Kahanov, dean of the College of Health Sciences and Education, Misericordia University.</p><style>
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Misericordia University Autism Center awarded grant