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Community Foundation of West Texas The Community Foundation of West Texas improves quality of life for all people in the South Plains by connecting generosity with community needs. To join this group of passionate women is very simple. For only $100 a calendar year, this will be a great way for you and your friends to make a difference in our region together.
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