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We will gather on Saturday, April 4th, at Richardson’s Park in Lexington to honor a significant day: the anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
The event will feature musical performances, CARE representatives, and community guests, beginning at 5:00 PM. Please plan to arrive early to receive an MLK sticker, participate in a thoughtful written reflection, set up your seat, and engage with the community. The program is expected to conclude around 6:01 PM.
We look forward to seeing you all there to spread MLK’s love and carry on his dream!
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Thank you for joining us for our 10th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Parade!
Catch up with CARE:
We invite you and your children to join us on the second Saturday of each month at the local library! These events will include diverse children’s books to read/read aloud, family-friendly games, and snacks!
Check out our new podcast, CARE’s Voices for Change!
Listen in to the first episode of CARE Rockbridge’s Voices for Change. To celebrate Black History Month, host Abby Kim interviews Washington and Lee University Professor Michael Hill, director of the DeLaney Center. Learn about the center and its efforts to raise awareness about Southern race relations, and how it utilizes its place in a traditionally Southern institution to do so.
Catch Up with Rockbridge Area Rallies:
Show you CARE in the streets!
Come join us, Hearts for Democracy, and the Rockbridge County area in rallying every Friday from 4:00-5:30 at the corner of Main St. & Washington St. in downtown Lexington .
Hearts For Democracy
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