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In May, local nonprofit organization Friends of Austin Nature and Science Center kicked off its campaign to raise $250,000. The funding would go toward critical maintenance and landscaping needs as well as toward several new projects. (Courtesy Austin Nature and Science Center)
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Austin nonprofit launches $25,000 campaign for Austin Nature & Science Center

By Amy Rae Dadamo

In May, local nonprofit organization Friends of Austin Nature and Science Center kicked off its campaign to raise $250,000. The funding would go toward critical maintenance and landscaping needs as well as toward several new projects.

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