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The Patrick County Board of Supervisors adopted a proclamation on Jan. 12 recognizing 5‑year‑old Noah Beasley for his fundraising efforts for the county animal shelter.
The proclamation, read at the start of the meeting, notes Noah’s initiative in organizing a fundraiser and cites that his inaugural year resulted in the collection of approximately $2,400 for animal care and shelter needs. Board members said they would invite Noah and his family forward to acknowledge his contributions.
Board members framed the recognition as an example of community volunteerism and youth leadership. The proclamation text called Noah “a beacon of kindness and community leadership” and urged that the community celebrate his example.
No formal votes beyond adoption of the proclamation were recorded on the item. The board will present the framed proclamation to Noah and his family at an upcoming moment during the meeting calendar.
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