10/13/2026
💙🏡 WOW, FRIENDS. JUST WOW! 🏡💙
We knew we were excited about the next chapter of the former Bartram & Son Grocery Store, but WOW! The response from our community has been nothing short of incredible! 🥹
The shares, the comments, the memories, the encouragement, the donations and the excitement have reminded us exactly why we believe so deeply in what we’re building.
Because this community is worth investing in. ❤️
To everyone who has shared our announcement, made a contribution, offered to volunteer, expressed interest in future programs or simply cheered us on from the sidelines; THANK YOU!
We have also loved seeing the conversations our announcement has sparked. Along with the excitement have come some thoughtful questions about the building, its ownership, our fundraising goal and what the future Community Center might look like.
And we welcome those questions!
Community involvement isn’t just something we hope to create inside this building someday. It’s something we want to practice throughout the entire process. 💙
We’ve been working to provide answers to some of the most frequently asked questions and we encourage everyone to take a few minutes to explore the FAQ section on our donation page.
You’ll find more information about Third & Center, ownership of the building, our fundraising goals and how we plan to move this project forward.
🔗 www.thirdandcenter.com/donate
And while we’re here, we want to share one important reminder:
The vision is growing. And the work has already begun! 🏡
Our $100,000 fundraising goal is an opportunity to accelerate the transformation of this beloved space, but our commitment to creating a Community Center doesn’t begin or end with a single fundraising goal.
So thank you! For the excitement, the encouragement, the curiosity and most of all, for believing that something wonderful can happen right here at home! 💙
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