WEST HIGHLAND HISTORICAL FOUNDATION
EIN 99-3003717 · Historical Societies & Historic Preservation (A82)
What they do
The West Highland Historical Foundation is A Non-profit Corporation Whose Definitive Purpose is to Restore and Reform The Historical African American West Highland High School Located In Fayette, AL. Our Goal is to Transform What is Now A Diminished and Overlooked Historical Facility, Into A Community Wide Recreational Center, By Raising Funds and By Applying for Grants. By Restoring The West Highland High School Into A County-wide Recreational Center, We Can Supply Fayette County With A Variety of Outlets That Serve A Greater Purpose. Providing Programs That Will Deter Our Community From Turning to Crime and Drugs, Elevated Teenage Pregnancy Rates, Unemployment, and Ultimately Providing Relief for The Poor and Under-privileged. The West Highland High School is In One of The Poorest Areas In The County. We Plan to Incorporate A Museum That Will Focus On The Educational Struggles of African Americans and Promote A Tourist Attraction. We Also Plan to Offer Amateur Sports Activities.
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ContactValerie BranyonPresident
In care of% VALERIE BRANYON
Mailing address5922 HIGHWAY 159, FAYETTE, AL 35555-5030
Main phone(205) 270-6280 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 2024
- County
- Fayette
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