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AKRON SENIOR & COMMUNITY WELLNESS CENTER RECEIVES BLACK BELT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION GRANT

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02 May 2026
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The Akron Senior & Community Wellness Center has received a 2026 Community Grant Award from the Black Belt Community Foundation.

The award, presented to representatives of the center, recognizes the organization for making a significant impact on the lives of Hale County citizens.

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