Fuse Project Campaign Starts Next Week

MOBILE, Ala. — Fuse Project‘s annual fundraising campaign, Light the Fuse, will take place on November 3-11. It seeks to engage the community and raise awareness of the nonprofit’s mission through a series of public and private events, a team fundraising challenge and more. The free kickoff event, Light up the Block, will be held on November 3 at 5-8 p.m. on the 200 block of Government Street. In addition to live art, art vendors, an auction and food, the Fuse Factory, located on the block, will be celebrating 10 years. KnuckleBones Elixir Co. is participating with a signature drink on offer, and information about other Light the Fuse events taking place through the end of the campaign will be available.

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