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History1988 The Paramount Theatre was named to National Register of Historic Places 1990 Austin Area Commission for the Arts, was formed and restoration of the Historic Paramount Theatre began. A complete history can be found at the website. The AACA continues to expand its reach as a non profit organization dedicated to identify, engage, and support the development and advancement of diverse arts, entertainment, and cultural activities that benefit people in Austin and the surrounding area.SpecialtiesThe Austin Area Commission for the Arts (AACA) envisions a vibrant and successful community enriched by diverse arts, entertainment, and cultural activities. We support the development and advancement of diverse arts, entertainment, and cultural activities that benefit people in Austin and the surrounding area. The two major programs are the Historic Paramount Theatre and the Austin ArtWorks Festival. By the mid-August 2014 the third program will be the opening of the Austin ArtWorks Center, a space for our creative community to learn, create, display, and perform.

REM Minnesota, a trusted provider of disability services since 1967, offers flexible and personalized support options for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, brain injuries, and mental health conditions. With a commitment to maximizing each person's unique abilities, REM Minnesota helps individuals live, work, and engage in community activities according to their own interests. As a partner of Sevita, a national network of health and human services providers, REM Minnesota ensures high-quality, community-based services across the state. Their dedicated brain injury programs and supportive residences create warm and welcoming environments where individuals can thrive and receive comprehensive support for their physical, cognitive, social, emotional, and behavioral needs.Generated from the website

United Way of Mower County in Austin, MN is a community-focused organization dedicated to mobilizing the caring power of the county. Through various initiatives such as the Success Closet, Winter Wear Drive, and Rainbow Route Scholarships, they strive to address education, basic needs, health, and financial stability within the community. With a strong emphasis on volunteerism and community engagement, United Way of Mower County works to make a difference by providing funding opportunities and programs that have a positive impact on the lives of residents. Their commitment to improving the well-being of individuals in the area is evident through their collaborative efforts and investment in local projects like the Hometown Food Security Project and Packer Pantry. Generated from the website