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Bob and Jeanne Coughlin just dropped fifty thousand dollars on Exuma, fueling four key community projects that are reshaping the island’s future: George Town Park gets fifteen thousand to become a vibrant family hub, the Nelson A. Ranger Scholarship Fund grabs ten thousand to open doors for students chasing higher education, the Exuma Arts Network receives five thousand to amplify local creativity, and Exuma Christian Academy scores twenty thousand to educate over a hundred kids from grade school through high school. This isn’t just cash—it’s a bold investment in people, culture, and education, designed to ripple outward and strengthen every corner of the community. From scholarships that say “you’re seen” to parks where families gather and art that celebrates identity, these grants are building a resilient, thriving Exuma—one grant at a time.

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