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Dear Faithful Supporters: Muslim Americans for Compassion is growing its nonprofit infrastructure to better serve the community. With your help, we'd like to solidify our strongest resource -- you, our [...]
Dear Faithful Supporters: Muslim Americans for Compassion is growing its nonprofit infrastructure to better serve the community. With your help, we'd like to solidify our strongest resource -- you, our [...]
The donation will be used to fund a temporary exhibit called, "America to Zanzibar: Muslim Cultures Near and Far." https://www.wdrb.com/news/islamic-relief-usa-donates-100-000-to-louisvilles-muhammad-ali-center/article_e618e762-27ff-5154-a9a2-52018516ecc9.html
To Our Fellow Americans in Thousand Oaks California: Muslim Americans for Compassion wishes to extend prayers and support to the families of the victims of the horrific shooting which took [...]
On August 14th, 2018, volunteers from the Muslim Americans of Compassion organization delivered back to school supplies for school-aged children when visiting Masjid Al ASR in Louisville, KY. On the [...]
Interfaith leaders in Louisville met Thursday at the Americana Community Center to voice support for legislation to fix DACA, the Obama-era directive Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. http://wfpl.org/interfaith-leaders-gather-in-louisville-in-support-of-a-daca-fix/
Last week, a new immigration law was introduced that would fundamentally change our immigration system and ignore the reality that the types of Immigrants it aims to exclude have been [...]
Louisville Metro Council members and other local officials spoke Sunday at Jefferson Square Park to show solidarity with the victims of Saturday's violence in Charlottesville. http://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2017/08/13/104527842/563079001/
Muslims from all over the country gathered in Louisville Wednesday for a conversation about what they call Islamophobia. The event took place at the Louisville Islamic Center on River Road. [...]
A gray Honda pulls up on the corner at Fourth and Chestnut and stops at the traffic light. A few people walk up to the left side of the car. [...]
Portia Wright, a Jefferson County teacher, could hardly believe it had been a year since the passing of three-time heavyweight boxing champion, activist and ‘The Greatest,’ Muhammad Ali. http://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/boxing/muhammad-ali/2017/06/03/ali-memorial-service/360219001/