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SUMMARY:Target Circle Fundraising Program - vote for UREC when you make a purchase
DESCRIPTION:UREC is participating in the Target Circle program! You can vote for us and help direct Target’s giving to benefit UREC by making a purchase online\, at a Target store\, or via the Target app.\nFor full program details and restrictions visit Target Circle at target.com/circle.\nSetting up an account in Target Circle allows you to receive rewards when you make purchases at Target and allows you to vote for your favorite non-profit among those featured. Target Circle is NOT connected to a Target credit card.\nVotes will be tallied in March 2023 and a financial contribution from Target will be generated for UREC based upon the number of votes received from community members.\nVotes can be made via the Target app\, via your online purchases\, and by entering your mobile phone number at checkout.
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/target-circle-fundraising-program-vote-when-you-make-a-purchase/
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SUMMARY:Anti-Slavery in Columbia County and the Region
DESCRIPTION:Columbia County was an important and vibrant community in the first half of the 19th century. Temperance\, reform movements and Underground Railroad activity were part of the antebellum period. Numerous freedom seekers\, such as Peter Wheeler pictured here\, made their way to the region\, some to settle\, some to find respite before moving on\, knowing that support was available from abolitionists\, both black and white\, who made the region their home. \nThe Underground Railroad Education Center brings to the public the historically documented accounts of both freedom seekers and abolitionists\, highlighting the leadership roles occupied by African Americans abolitionists\, identifying who they were\, what they did\, where they engaged in their activities as they sought to ensure that the promises of our nation’s Declaration of Independence were available to all. \nThis virtual program is presented by the Underground Railroad Education Center in Albany and Hosted by the Columbia County Libraries Association. \nTo register email: columbiacountylibraries@gmail.com
URL:https://undergroundrailroadhistory.org/event/anti-slavery-in-columbia-county-and-the-region/
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