Local arts nonprofit seeks renewed county support for free summer program after $20,000 shortfall
Directors and volunteers for Moving Education described a free summer arts intensive for Apalachicola-area youth and asked the county for funding to cover a $20,000 deficit; program leaders highlighted partnerships with CareerSource and FSU and said prior county support totaled $5,000.
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At the public-comment portion of the April 1 meeting, Moving Education program director Frenchy Haynes and volunteers detailed a free summer arts intensive that offers dance, visual arts, music, writing and food-justice activities for local youth.
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