Fuse Project Fundraiser Underway

Fuse Project of Mobile has announced the third BOO! Project, part of its Light the Fuse annual fundraising campaign for projects benefiting children along Alabama’s Gulf Coast. Participants are asked to purchase a BOO! Project kit, which includes a yard sign and goody bag of Halloween treats. The yard signs can be placed in the yards of friends and neighbors, while the Halloween treats are left at their doorsteps. The goal is to have a yard sign on every lawn in the neighborhood. All proceeds will benefit students in Mobile’s Avenue community with education opportunities through Fuse Project’s ABC Program. They will be available for purchase through October 28 or until supplies last. The campaign has grown each year, having raised more than $13,000 and reached 16 local zip codes last year.

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