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Dedication Ceremony will be announced in the near future.
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K. Bates graphic image of setting.

Kenneth Bates-Clark created this graphic image of what the setting will look like once finished; it is very close! 

 

The granite pavers and Donor Plaque will change the color scheme a little on the "floor" and one of the brick retaining walls. 

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August 27, 2023 - Retaining Walls Are Finished.

Next Steps:
We are waiting for Foundation Forward's team to get on-site to build the setting.

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Groundwork (preparing the site) has been completed!  Our thanks to the Town of Orange for their invaluable assistance!  

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Included in "our" Setting:

the major Civil Rights Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

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Only in Orange - the 1924 Snyder/Indian Citizenship Act.  Boulder and funds for the plaque donated in honor of Helen Marie Taylor by Dr. Hal Young.

YES! I want to be a part of this once in a life-time project.
Sponsorships and legacy pavers are two great ways of being a permanent part of this amazing educational setting.
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BRONZE Level $500-$499.
SILVER Level $1,000-$2,499.
GOLD Level $2,500-4,999.
PLATINUM Level $5,000.

Access * Education * Community

Access:  Not everyone has the ability to visit the original founding documents at the National Archives in Washington, DC. That’s why Foundation Forward, Inc. is aiming to build a Charters of Freedom setting in every county across America.

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Education: Each Charters of Freedom setting is placed in a location central to the community with high visibility, high foot traffic, and easy access for school children and veterans. The Foundation also provide local schools with additional educational materials to encourage learning about U.S. history and civics. 

 

Community:  All Charters of Freedom settings are open 24/7 to the public and provide a location for communities to reflect, gather, and celebrate the United States and the men and women who have fought to protect our freedoms. 

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