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The Crooked Road Heritage Music Trail in Abingdon, VA offers a unique experience delving into the rich musical traditions of Southwest Virginia. From old-time string bands to blues and bluegrass, visitors can explore the diverse sounds that have shaped the region's heritage. With major venues, affiliated locations, festivals, and educational perspectives, The Crooked Road provides a comprehensive journey through the musical tapestry of Southwest Virginia. Support traditional music education and local artists by donating to this cultural gem celebrating the beauty and song of the region.Generated from the website

Abuse Alternatives, Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Bristol, TN, dedicated to providing quality services to the community in order to create a life free of domestic violence for all individuals. They offer a range of services including a 24/7 crisis hotline, emergency shelter, outreach advocacy, support groups, and community professional education and awareness. Their mission is to address all forms of domestic violence, regardless of gender, sexual orientation preference, race, national origin, education, age, class, or religion. With over 35 years of experience, Abuse Alternatives has served thousands of adults and hundreds of children, providing temporary emergency shelter, advocacy services, support groups, and counseling. They understand that domestic violence is not limited to physical abuse, but also includes emotional, sexual, and economic abuse. The organization is committed to making homes safe and offers resources and assistance to those in immediate danger. Abuse Alternatives is open and ready to help individuals and families escape abusive situations and find a path to a violence-free life.Generated from the website

Founded in 1969, Appalachia Service Project is a Christian ministry that provides housing services to low-income families living in the central Appalachia area of Virginia. It hosts more than 15,000 volunteers each year through its home repair program. The ministry s volunteers perform several repair works, including building room additions, providing wheelchair ramps, repairing roof surfaces, installing plumbing systems, updating unsafe wiring, securing foundations, digging drainage ditches, weatherizing homes, and constructing porches and steps. It operates a monthly giving program, called The Carpenter's Club, which provides books, key chains, coffee mugs and notepads to its members. Appalachia Service Project is headquartered in Johnson City, Tenn.