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Century’s Jake Livingston Honored For Autism Fundraising Efforts

The recent 6th Steps for Autism event at the Blue Wahoos stadium raised over $50,000 for Autism Pensacola.

Participating teams raised $30,000 of the total. In second place for team fundraising was Team Rylee, Jake Livingston of Century. First in the business team was Team Ascend.

All funds stay local and support the mission and programs of Autism Pensacola, including safety, quality of life, and awareness initiatives in both Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.

During his fundraising efforts for the Austism Pensacola, Jake also secured a $500 direct donation from the Century Town Council to Century Academy to support autism education. [Previous story...]

Pictured top: Jake Livingston was presented his second place autism fundraising team plaque Tuesday by Susan Byram, president and CEO of Autism Pensacola. Pictured below: “Sheriff” Jake Livingston at home in Hazzard County. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.