The Giving Tree embodies one of Electric Forest’s most important values: fostering a sense of camaraderie and connectivity between festival-goers. The rules are simple.

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The Collective is an initiative under the Rochester Area Community Foundation that has the mission to support Black-led, community-based projects, foster self-sufficiency and address quality-of ...