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The free event, dubbed “A Celebration of Community” will offer food, entertainment, unique products and services from more than 32 local vendor and collaborators, BEP said in a press release.
When hate shows up, do you know what to do? The Butterfly Effect Project recently faced an incident that, while deeply upsetting, wasn't legally a hate crime. An informative seminar,
The Butterfly Effect Project’s annual Wo/Men Empower Wo/Men Luncheon will be held May 9 at Rock Hill Country Club in Manorville. The event recognizes community members and raises support for youth programs serving ages 5 to 18.
The Butterfly Effect Project will host a free Juneteenth community celebration on Friday, June 19, featuring more than 30 vendors, entertainment, food, resources and activities for all ages.
