Womans Club of Fernandina Beach

The Fernandina Beach Main Street Program, established in 2015 and expanded in 2019, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening the community through preservation-based economic vitality. This initiative is part of the National Main Street Program, which connects over 1,200 communities across the United States, both rural and urban, with a shared goal of revitalizing historic downtowns and commercial districts. With a focus on supporting local businesses and preserving the unique charm of Fernandina Beach, the program features various councils that address economic vitality, design, promotion, and organization. Engaging community members and volunteers, the Fernandina Beach Main Street Program actively fosters involvement and participation to enhance the town's historic character and economic health. Generated from the website

Fernandina Beach Main Street is a nonprofit organization that began in 2015 and expanded in 2019, aiming to enhance the economic vitality of historic downtowns and neighborhood commercial districts. As part of the National Main Street Program, which includes over 1,200 communities across the United States, the organization focuses on strengthening local communities through preservation-based initiatives. The program features various councils dedicated to economic vitality, design, promotion, and organizational management, fostering support for businesses and entrepreneurs. Fernandina Beach Main Street also provides volunteer opportunities, encouraging community engagement to preserve the unique charm of Fernandina Beach. Generated from the website