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 [...]
On the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania, Muslim Americans for Compassion spent the day honoring our community's first responders. MAC representatives joined [...]
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 [...]
Muslim Americans for Compassion (MAC) is proud to sponsor scholarships for 10 Dawson Springs Independent School District (Dawson Springs ISD) high school students. We’ve contributed $5,000 to help these students [...]
MAC, in association with Kentucky Refugee Ministry (KRM), welcomed an Afghan refugee family on July 07, 2022, at Muhammad Ali Airport in Louisville. MAC volunteers assisted KRM staff with setting [...]
MAC President Dr. Muhammad Babar was recently published in the Courier Journal, addressing the dangers we face today through religious zealotry masked as intellectualism. Dearest Mother America: Our bond [...]
MAC and our supporters recently raised $2,000 for the Moldova World Children's Fund. This organization is doing essential work taking in refugees from the ongoing war in Ukraine. This work, [...]
During the holy month of Ramadan, Louisville‘s synagogue Chabad House was lost in a fire. It was heartbreaking to see the loss of a place of worship for our fellow [...]
