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Denon<\/span><\/strong> and Sean Moore<\/strong> are the godparents of an 11-year-old with Down syndrome. They have stepped up to the role of godparents in spectacular fashion. <\/span><\/p>\n Not only do they advocate directly by participating in all of their godson’s IEP meetings, but they have acted as extended <\/span>family. <\/span>They have provided respite care when it was needed the most, and given positive, supportive feedback through struggles with tough choices or difficult family dynamics.<\/span><\/p>\n Secondly, <\/span>Denon<\/span> and Sean Moore are small business owners and business leaders that are mindful of the community of individuals with developmental delays. <\/span>Denon<\/span> and Sean Moore constantly donate to nonprofits that have directly supported their godson. T<\/span>hey’ve repeatedly<\/span> supported their godson’s schools with large donations. Once, they donated the time of their cupcake truck to one of their godson’s school carnivals at a large financial loss to them. Most importantly, though, <\/span>Denon<\/span> and Sean Moore go out of their way to hire individuals with disabilities at their places of business and pay them a fair, competitive wage.<\/span><\/p>\n