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Knights of Columbus sponsors the 2021 Walk for Life

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5 years ago

August 29, 2021

The Knights of Columbus Council #7771 provided $500 to sponsor the Front Royal Pregnancy Center’s 2021 Walk for Life. The 2021 Walk will be conducted on Saturday, Oct 9th, and is the principal source of funds for the services the Center provides. The FRPC serves hundreds of women and families every year.

The event is family-friendly and includes face painting, informational booths, prizes, and refreshments. Visit frpcwalkforlife.com to learn more.

The John Carrell Jenkins Council #7771 of the Knights of Columbus is dedicated to Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism. They support their parish and community through a variety of programs.

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