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The African American Educational and Cultural Festival, Inc. (AAECF) is a non-profit organization based in Riverhead, Long Island, NY, dedicated to honoring and celebrating African American and Afro-Indigenous culture and history. They provide a range of educational and cultural experiences, including mentoring, advocacy, art exhibits, workshops, and health initiatives, with the aim of building stronger, more aware citizens capable of expressing diverse opinions constructively. AAECF's programs are designed to support special education and related service programming for children, young adults, adults, and people with disabilities. They also host the annual Spirit of Kwanzaa celebration, which highlights the core principles that bring African American communities together and empower youth. As a non-profit 501c3 organization, AAECF strives to create a positive impact and foster a deeper understanding of African American heritage and contributions.Generated from the website

The Chappaqua Children's Book Festival is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting authors with readers of all ages. Their annual event, held at the Chappaqua Train Station, features a diverse lineup of authors, live storytimes, author talks, illustration demos, and a Family Fun Zone. With the support of generous sponsors and community supporters, the festival aims to promote literacy and foster a love of reading through engaging and interactive experiences. Attendees can meet their favorite authors, discover new stories, and celebrate the magic of storytelling in a vibrant and inclusive environment.Generated from the website