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Clinton Church Restoration in Great Barrington nears fund-raising goal

“We’re at $89,675. As long as this generosity keeps up, we’re going to make it.” -- Ed Abrahams
Written by Edge Staff

fundraising ideas for schools, churches, and youth sports teams

 

 

 

 

The goal is $100,000 by this Friday, March 31.

As of Wednesday we have raised $89,675.

“We’re at $89,675. As long as this generosity keeps up, we’re going to make it,” observed Ed Abrahams.

Please help us meet our goal by Friday. Donate today. Online at GBClintonChurch.org.

For more information on the Clinton Restoration Project, click here.

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