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Waco is cutting funding for local non-profits by 20% to balance the city budget. This means the community programs you use every day might have to cut back on their services or hours soon.
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The city is tightening its belt, which means less money flowing into the local programs that keep our community running.
The city government benefits by closing budget gaps and maintaining a more conservative fiscal position.
Local residents who rely on these non-profits for childcare, food assistance, or community support will feel the biggest pinch.
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