On Tuesday, September 22nd, at Waterfront Park, Interfaith Paths to Peace (IPP) hosted a prayer service with numerous faith leaders in attendance. The event took place one day prior to [...]
Fons Vitae and Aisha Gray Henry generously provided free books to four Islamic Centers in Louisville, KY through a collaboration with Muslim Americans for Compassion. The first book is [...]
The Muhammad Ali Center's Sunday, August 30th event "Compassion+Prayer=A gathering for hope and healing" was a great success and we're thankful to all who took part. We hope that the [...]
The 2020 election is unspeakably important for human rights. We encourage all MAC followers and participants to participate. If you live in Kentucky, you may request an absentee ballot for [...]
The Association of Physicians of Pakistani descent of North America (APPNA) and Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC), with the help of an amazing volunteer Father James Channan OP, distributed COVID-19 [...]
Dr. Babar participated as one of the panelists in the virtual event "Kentucky Seniors for Biden Community Event" with Kentucky State Reps. Joni Jenkins and Derrick Graham on June 18th, [...]
The latest MAC Half-Year Report is out now and shows just a few of the projects we've been involved in. View it here!
Bates Memorial Baptist Church Pastor Dr. F. Bruce Williams and Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) President Dr. Muhammad Babar joined Dawne Gee (Wave 3) to discuss ways Louisville can move [...]
Dr. Muhammad Babar joined Mayor Greg Fischer's Day of Reflection event on June 1st. Thank you to the Mayor's Office and all of the compassionate speakers who took part in [...]
APPNA (Association of Physicians of Pakistani descent of North America) in collaboration with MAC presented 100 gift cards of Panera bread and Chick-fil-A to the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) [...]
