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BOO! Project 2025: A Ghostly Good Time That Lit Up Our Community
BOO! Project 2025: A Ghostly Good Time That Lit Up Our Community

Flicker & Friends helped light up Mobile and Baldwin counties this Halloween as BOO! Project 2025 raised $10,000 to support education in the Avenue community. From BOO-zy BOOs to pop-up sales and neighborhood surprises, the community came together to make this year’s BOO season unforgettable.

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Spring 2025 Academic Support Program Recap: Celebrating a Year of Growth and Achievement
Spring 2025 Academic Support Program Recap: Celebrating a Year of Growth and Achievement

Fuse Project’s spring 2025 Academic Support Program wrapped up the school year with heartfelt teacher appreciation efforts and engaging student incentives across our Avenue partner schools. From celebratory brunches and retirement tributes to academic rewards and end-of-year parties, every gesture reinforced our commitment to recognizing growth, fostering motivation, and building strong school communities.

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Honoring Black History: A Season of Legacy, Learning, and Love
Honoring Black History: A Season of Legacy, Learning, and Love

Fuse Project honored Black History this year through a season of meaningful engagement, including community service on MLK Day, student art inspired by Black artists, cultural experiences like The Princess and the Frog, and a sponsored trip to Selma for the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. These efforts reflect our ongoing commitment to celebrating legacy, empowering youth, and building a stronger, more connected community.

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