She learned more about applying for grants and successfully received a grant from the Families Leading Change organization to create a "braille trail," as she initially called it. The group also received funding from the Teubert Trust Foundation of Huntington, which transformed their dream of a simple hiking trail to a fully-interactive experience. After gaining the permission of the Barboursville Park Board, members of the Leo's Club began working to make it a reality. Knowing it would cost a fortune in materials, Turman said she approached Joe Fralic of 84 Lumber, who convinced his corporate leaders to donate all the lumber necessary to build sign posts and concrete to pour around it. "84 Lumber and Joe really came through with the goods, and all they asked in return was to hang a
She learned more about applying for grants and successfully received a grant from the Families Leading Change organization to create a "braille trail," as she initially called it. The group also received funding from the Teubert Trust Foundation of Huntington, which transformed their dream of a simple hiking trail to a fully-interactive experience. After gaining the permission of the Barboursville Park Board, members of the Leo's Club began working to make it a reality. Knowing it would cost a fortune in materials, Turman said she approached Joe Fralic of 84 Lumber, who convinced his corporate leaders to donate all the lumber necessary to build sign posts and concrete to pour around it. "84 Lumber and Joe really came through with the goods, and all they asked in return was to hang a
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