BPAC was built on love, purpose, and a deep belief that every person on the autism spectrum deserves a community that shows up for them.
The name BPAC carries two layers of meaning. "Building" reflects the Duncan and Hines family's deep roots in the construction world but more importantly, it speaks to their mission of building up people, families, and communities.
The letters P, A, and C represent something even closer to home: the initials of Cortney and Ashley’s triplets, lovingly referred to by family and friends as “The PAC.”
Their story and the shared experiences of Peyton, one of the triplets, and TJ, Josh’s son, became the inspiration behind the autism golf tournament and, ultimately, the creation of the nonprofit.
Every event, every dollar raised, and every connection made is done with them and every family like theirs in mind.

BPAC's mission is to enrich the lives of those on the autism spectrum through fundraising, advocacy, and community engagement.
BPAC is committed to making a real and lasting difference in the lives of those with autism. Our vision is to create a more supportive, inclusive world where individuals on the spectrum are valued, respected, and given the opportunity to thrive in all aspects of life.
We are driven by three core values:
COMPASSION
We show up with empathy and care for individuals with autism and the families, caregivers, and allies who support them.
INCLUSION
We believe every person deserves to be seen, valued, and celebrated for exactly who they are.
COMMUNITY
We don’t do this alone. Real change happens when neighbors, businesses, and organizations come together toward a shared purpose.

President Ashley co-founded BPAC alongside her husband, Cortney with a vision to do more for the autism community. Her passion for advocacy and connection is the driving force behind everything BPAC does.

Vice President Cortney brings the same commitment to people that he brings to every project through CADCO Construction. Building something that lasts, that matters, and that makes a real difference.

Treasurer Josh joined BPAC as a founding board member with a shared desire to expand the organization's impact and ensure every dollar raised goes where it matters most. He serves as a partner not only in CADCO, where he serves as VP, but in BPAC's mission to enrich the lives of those on the autism spectrum.

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BPAC welcomes everyone who believes in building a more inclusive, supportive world for the autism community. There are many ways to get involved and every single one makes a difference.
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A family-founded nonprofit dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals with autism through fundraising, advocacy, and the power of community.
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