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Preserving Folklife: Help Us Write the Next Chapter

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Preserving Folklife: Help Us Write the Next Chapter

Posted By: Mariela Freire
Date: February 1, 2024
Categories: Fundraising
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Embarking on a mission to preserve and celebrate Texan stories, culture, and heritage, our current fundraising efforts are crucial to sustaining our initiatives. Your generous contributions directly impact communities across Texas, supporting cultural preservation, arts programs, and musical endeavors. Join us in ensuring the continuity of our mission as we strive to weave the vibrant threads of Texas’ diverse narratives. Your support makes a tangible difference in preserving the heart and soul of our beloved state.

 

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Discover joy in our Valentine’s Day Shirt Fundraiser at Texas Folklife! As a nonprofit, we’re spreading love and inviting you to join us. Celebrate with our exclusive custom shirts, available for a limited time!

Attention: The shipment for these custom-printed shirts is set to commence during the first week of February.

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