Sadie Robertson Huff of 'Duck Dynasty' to headline Aces for Autism fundraiser

For the second time, a member of television’s “Duck Dynasty” family has answered the call to come to Greenville to speak on behalf of people with autism.

Sadie Robertson Huff has been announced as the featured speaker for the 11th annual Samuel C. Robinson Aces for Autism fundraiser, the organization announced last week. The event is scheduled for Oct. 28 at the Greenville Convention Center.

Huff’s famous father, Willie Robertson, CEO of the company Duck Commander, was the headliner in 2022 for Aces, which has twice hosted former NFL player and New York Times best-selling author Tim Tebow as its keynote speaker.

Huff is one of six children of Robertson and his wife, Korie, members of a family featured on the “Duck Dynasty” reality series on A&E from 2012-2017. The Robertsons, known for their duck calls, own a hunting and outdoor recreation company in Louisiana.

Huff, 27, a wife and mother of two, is a Christian speaker and best-selling author of “Live Original” and its sequel, “Live Fearless.” Her latest titles include “Who Are You Following?: Pursuing Jesus in a Social-Media Obsessed World” and “How to Put Love First: Find Meaningful Connection with God, Your People, and Your Community.”

She also is a former runner-up of ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars” and has appeared in Christian films “God’s Not Dead 2” and “I’m Not Ashamed.”

Aces for Autism, which began in 2016, celebrated the opening of a $15 million facility in Winterville earlier this year. The organization was founded by husband and wife Kyle and Bobbie Robinson to help provide applied behavior analysis and other therapies for children like their son, Samuel, who has autism.

For more information, visit acesforautismnc.com.