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The Saint Vinson Eugene Allen Foundation Will Donate $50,000 to Assist Special Needs Families Across the Country

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Dr. Vinson Eugene Allen and his wife, Dr. Connie Yu, have named the Hand-Up program in honor of their son Colin Mathew Allen

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Jan 25, 2023 13:00 PST


LOS ANGELES, January 25, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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The Saint Vinson Eugene Allen Foundation will donate $50,000 to assist special needs families across the country. The program is designed to bring aid to children and families with special disabilities. Dr. Vinson Eugene Allen and his wife, Dr. Connie Yu Allen, foundation founders, named the program Hand-Up in honor of their autistic 9-year-old son. Colin Mathew Allen was featured in a news article in February 2022 for his hard work and generosity to underserved communities.

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