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Boonerang Festival report highlights growth, philanthropy and 2026 plans | Main Street

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This article reports on a $9,000 funding distribution to various nonprofit organizations serving the Appalachian community and Boone County region.

The funding supported diverse community initiatives spanning education, environmental conservation, historical preservation, and social services. Organizations receiving grants included educational programs, conservation efforts, children's services, and cultural institutions. The distribution demonstrates a comprehensive approach to community development, addressing multiple needs from environmental stewardship through the Blue Ridge Conservancy to educational support via the ASU Coaching Club.

  • Educational initiatives received funding through ASU Coaching Club and Back 2 School Fest programs
  • Environmental conservation was supported via Blue Ridge Conservancy and Daniel Boone Native Gardens
  • Community services included Legal Aid of Boone, Children's Council, and F.A.R.M. Café
  • Cultural preservation received support through Southern Appalachian Historical Association and WAMY

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