Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) continued to sponsor scholarships for Dawson Springs Independent School District (Dawson Springs ISD) high school students. This year, five students were awarded scholarship grants to [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) supported 4th Annual Louisville Juneteenth Festival 2023 by Black Complex Louisville. The celebration took place at various venues across Louisville, transforming downtown into a culturally enriching festival [...]
The Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council recently published a video highlighting the powerful stories of Muslim and Jewish physicians in our community. Included in the video is our own president, Dr. Muhammad [...]
MAC recently supported the Amigo Welfare Trust for the Blind Persons, a non-profit organization located in Karachi, Pakistan. The trust, who assists blind individuals and others in need, distributed Eid [...]
At an event in May 2023, Jewish Family Career Services (JFCS) recognized five Louisvillians with their "Mosaic Awards" event at The Olmsted. Among those was MAC Board Member and Kentucky [...]
Following his call for action against gun violence at the Muhammad Ali Center Vigil on Wednesday, April 12, MAC President Dr. Muhammad Babar spoke about his experience on WHAS11. He [...]
Louisville continues to attempt to heal following the tragic mass shooting which took place Monday morning at Old National Bank. Hundreds visited the Muhammad Ali Center on Wednesday where a [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) sponsored care packages to be delivered throughout Turkey following the catastrophic damage from February's earthquake and aftershocks. This wouldn't have been possible without the help [...]
Building upon Muslim Americans for Compassion's recent visit to Turkey via Dr. Muhammad Babar and Dr. Sajjad Jameel, MAC wanted to provide support for those affected by the recent devastating [...]
Hundreds Break Fast Together at 13th Annual Iftar Dinner By Aaron Burch On Tuesday, March 28, people of all faiths and backgrounds congregated at Louisville’s Second Presbyterian Church [...]
