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2025-09-18 4:43 AM

Acacia Donates $1,500 to Marshall All Night Grad Celebration

Sally Cole

Acacia Federal Savings Bank donated $1,500 to the George C. Marshall High School 2012 All Night Graduation Celebration. This is the 5th consecutive year the Falls Church bank has made a donation to this event that provides high school seniors the opportunity to celebrate their graduation in an alcohol- and drug-free environment. Marshall High School will again be hosting this year’s ANGC at Spring Hill Recreation Center in McLean. For more information visit www.afsbonline.com.

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