Nashville United Methodist Church’s 52nd Fallfare

This year’s event features new booths and old favorites, each selling items that were baked, knitted,
painted, sanded, picked, collected, and donated by church members. Scout Troop 190, Cub Scout Pack
190, Girl Scouts, and Sunshine Friends sell breakfast, lunch, popcorn, and homemade treats to raise funds
to support youth activities at the church.
In 1972, church members sold crafts to replace dilapidated pews and called it Fallfare. Now celebrating
52 continuous years of fundraising, the church gives donations to 25-30 non-profit organizations with the
pledge, “Every FallFare dollar goes to someone in need.”
Past recipients of Fallfare dollars include Mother’s Cupboard, Habitat for Humanity, Access Brown
County, Scouts, God’s Grace, the Weekend Backpack Program, and Turning Point Domestic Violence
Services. At the state and international level, FallFare supports the Lebanon Children’s Home, UMCOR
disaster relief, and Mission Guatemala.

Booths at FallFare 2024 include:
● New: Fiber Booth
● New: Hearth and Home
● New: Photo Booth
● Pumpkins, Crows, and More
● Brown County Woodworkers
● Puzzle Store
● Live Music
● Trash to Treasures
● My, Oh My, We Luv Pie
● Nature’s Bounty
● Adopt-a-Pot
● Book Nook
● Boutique
● Christmas
● Village Cafe