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"Appa-LATCH-uh": Support proper pronunciation and Appalachian Magazine!

Name: "Appa-LATCH-uh": Support proper pronunciation and Appalachian Magazine!
Start: Fri, 27 Oct 2017 20:29:59 GMT
End: Fri, 03 Nov 2017 00:00:00 GMT
Location: Custom Ink

"Appa-LATCH-uh": Support proper pronunciation and Appalachian Magazine! Fundraiser - unisex shirt design - front

"Appa-LATCH-uh": Support proper pronunciation and Appalachian Magazine! shirt design - zoomed

Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt

Sizes S - XXXXL
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Buy a shirt to support Appalachian Magazine

All funds raised will go to Appalachian Magazine, the organizer for Appalachian Magazine.

$120 raised

11 items sold of

25 goal

Thanks to our supporters!

$25

Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt, Unisex - Prairie Dust

Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt

Unisex - Prairie Dust

About this campaign

Dedicated to showcasing the culture, history and tourism opportunities available in the mountains of "Appa-LATCH-uh", Appalachian Magazine is entering its fourth year of service and is in the process of stepping up its game, so to speak!

In 2018, we plan to launch a video series, as well as expand our print publication to new levels of quality and reach; however, in order to do this, we will need additional seed money from the 80,000+ online subscribers who enjoy great content free of charge!

Help support us and proper pronunciation of these hills in the process!

In December 2013, West Virginia native Jeremy T.K. Farley launched a blog sharing the many stories he had heard his grandparents recount of life in the coal mining towns of Mingo County, West Virginia. Within three months of the site’s original launch, more than 3,000 people had subscribed to receive updates from the online publication and within a matter of days, Appalachian Magazine was born.

Today, the publication enjoys over 80,000 online subscribers, a weekly reach of a quarter-million and is available in both print and online.

As Appalachian Magazine prepares to enter 2018, the family has even greater goals for the publication and are appreciative of your support!

Supporters

Anonymous 1 item

Brent Workman 1 item

Kathryn Dudeck 1 item

Lisa 1 item + $10

I love Appalachian magazine. Plus so many folks say Appalachia wrong!

Barbara Collins 1 item

Because I was born and raied in Appalachia and want to support all you do.

Norma Steele Benanzer 1 item + $5

Born in Mingo County!

Phyllis Danner 1 item

Ron MacDonald 1 item

I love Appalachia

Anonymous 1 item

The majority of people mispronounce Appalachian

Lynn Revis 1 item

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