USF Freshman Rocks For Autism
University of South Florida civil engineering freshman Steve Toth founded the nonprofit organization Project: Rock for Autism when he was a sophomore at Gulf High School.
Toth, born in New Port Richey, was recently awarded with the WEDU Be More Entrepreneurial Rising Star Award in January.
Since 2008 his organization has raised more than $10,000 for the developmental disorder.
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