Healthcare Muslim Student Association (HMSA) at the University of Kentucky (UK) collaborated with Muslim Americans for Compassion on a Blanket Drive. Blankets were collected in December at various drop-off locations, [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) Super Volunteer Sohail Zuberi was recently recognized by Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer. Thank you Sohail for your incredible service donating food, time and energy to [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) was recently honored with a Proclamation by Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, honoring MAC's 10 years of interfaith leadership and fostering positive change. We're honored that [...]
MAC President Muhammad Babar spoke at the Kentucky Derby Museum on Sunday, December 11, to honor Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer's 12 years of service to the city. https://youtu.be/899k3-ONYz0
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) volunteers delivered holiday care packages to area homeless shelters including UP for Women and Children and St. Vincent de Paul Louisville on December 9, 2022. [...]
Craig Greenberg was recently elected as the new Mayor-Elect of Louisville, Kentucky, and he announced the names of the individuals who will make up his transition team. There are 58 [...]
On September 30, MAC President Muhammad Babar and Sheila Ward of All Peoples, a Unitarian Universalist Congregation, received a joint Donna Craig Volunteer Service Award from the Kentucky Refugee Ministries [...]
MAC President Dr. Muhammad Babar was published in Louisville's Courier-Journal Newspaper on September 8th with an editorial titled, "How I fought Muslim stereotypes after the 9/11 attacks by sharing my [...]
MAC Volunteer Debbie Harper recently traveled to several towns throughout Eastern Kentucky, dropping off supplies, Lowes gift cards and meeting with local representatives to learn more about how families are [...]
(Via MAC President Muhammad Babar's Facebook Post) Team Muslim Americans for Compassion(MAC) made a trip to deliver essential supplies to the communities affected by the devastating floods in Eastern Kentucky [...]
