Cycling for Consent Road Ride puts bicyclists on course
Michael Clark of Magnolia was the first cyclist to cross the finish line at the first Pedals for Compassion Cycling for Consent Road Ride on April 6 at the Columbia
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Michael Clark of Magnolia was the first cyclist to cross the finish line at the first Pedals for Compassion Cycling for Consent Road Ride on April 6 at the Columbia
Bicyclists and non-cyclists alike are invited to the Pedals for Compassion Cycling for Consent Road Ride set for Saturday, April 6 at the Columbia County Fairgrounds.
Compassion’s Foundation will hold a two-day garage sale at 8 a.m. February 2-3 at 722 Peach Street in Magnolia.
Compassion's Foundation has been awarded remote sign language interpretation services through Activating Change’s National Sign Language Interpreter Service.
Beryl Dodin, the founder and chairperson of the ‘Kindness and Compassion Foundation’, has been awarded with the Kindness Champion Award by the World Kindness Movement, based in Australia. This is ...