Hearts and hands were put to use by employees and their familymember of the $2.9 million SACU in San Antonio as they knitted andcrocheted scarves for athletes competing in 2012 Special Olympicsevents. About 30 people participated, using the color scheme andother criteria outlined by the national organization. “We are partof the Special Olympics Texas contingent,” staffer MaureenSchneiderheinz said. “Texas has a goal of making around 3,000scarves, and our team has created almost 80.”
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