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Festival fundraising, city funds focus at Follansbee Council

Weirton, WVLocal News

The Follansbee Christmas in the Park Committee recently convened at a Follansbee Council meeting to distribute funds raised through the annual festival. Bill Secrist, the committee's co-chairman and co-founder, presented the proceeds from various fundraising drawings held during the event. This initiative exemplifies the strong community spirit and commitment to local support, especially for programs like the Follansbee R. E. A.

C. H. Program. The discussion during the meeting highlighted the significance of community-driven fundraising in enhancing local welfare and addressing pressing needs. The funds allocated are expected to make a meaningful impact, reinforcing the importance of civic engagement in local governance.

Such events not only foster goodwill among residents but also provide essential resources for charitable endeavors. The collaboration between the committee and the council reflects a unified approach to community development. Ultimately, the meeting demonstrated how local festivals can serve as powerful tools for raising awareness and funding for critical community services.

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