ABC11 Eyewitness News Anchor Participates in Dancing Like The Stars for National Inclusion Project
Summary
The National Inclusion Project grew out of the relationship between Clay Aiken, Diane Bubel and Diane’s then 13-year-old son, Mike, who had been diagnosed with autism.Quotes: “Through Amber’s participation in the National Inclusion Project’s ‘Dancing Like the Stars,’ we hope to encourage the public to donate generously to ensure that no child with disabilities has to sit alone on the sidelines while other children are included,” said John Idler, president and general manager of ABC11.“At ABC11, we make support of our community causes and nonprofits a top priority, and we support Amber’s selfless giving of her time and effort to help promote the mission of this important nonprofit organization.” New Media Content: ABC11 Eyewitness News Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/ABC11 ABC11 Eyewitness News Twitter Page: http://twitter.com/ABC11_WTVD Details: - Rupinta joined ABC11 in February 2004, spending the next five years as the weekend morning co-anchor before joining the station’s weekday morning anchor team.- Notable topics Rupinta has covered for ABC11 include: Presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton battling for N.C. voters, Hurricane Ophelia, a terrorist attack at UNC-CH, the Conagra plant explosion and the Carthage nursing home massacre that left 8 people dead.The National Inclusion Project grew out of the relationship between Clay Aiken, Diane Bubel and Diane’s then 13-year-old son, Mike, who had been diagnosed with autism.To learn more about “Dancing Like The Stars” and to vote for a celebrity and donate, please visit http://www.inclusionproject.org/level_2.php?id=21.Quotes:“Through Amber’s participation in the National Inclusion Project’s ‘Dancing Like the Stars,’ we hope to encourage the public to donate generously to ensure that no child with disabilities has to sit alone on the sidelines while other children are included,” said John Idler, president and general manager of ABC11.