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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
“Fight Back: Make Drugs a Bad Deal,” was the name of the community drug prevention rally at the Church of Scientology Nashville October 28. Held in honor of Red Ribbon Week, its purpose was to align actions across Nashville for maximum impact on the drug crisis affecting the city.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY •
Volunteer Ministers team up with the mayor and the local Roma leader to provide food and sanitation supplies to more than 100 underserved families in a town in eastern Hungary.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Working together to increase trust, reduce crime and make our cities safe.
COMMERCE, CALIFORNIA •
For the sixth consecutive year, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts acknowledges Bridge Publications Inc. for its environmental responsibility.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Artist Jule Rotenberg credits Scientology with her success.
Life should be a work of art, according to Jule Rotenberg.
“My goal as an artist is to imbue the cold solidity of the bronze with human spirit—to me, movement captures this energy and is my inspiration. Humanity is my subject,” says the acclaimed sculptor.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
Bimonthly Charity Coalition luncheon brings the community together in the name of help. Some 100 guests from 37 charitable organizations attended the Tampa Bay Charity Coalition luncheon February 21, hosted by the Church of Scientology in the Fort Harrison Ballroom.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
CCHR is launching a campaign to help protect the elderly from abuse under the mental health law in Florida. It begins with a workshop titled Advanced Mental Health Directives on Sunday, August 21, at the group ’s center in downtown Clearwater.
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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM •
The Church of Scientology European Public Affairs and Human Rights Office in Brussels hosts programs to bridge the divide between religions and promote understanding.
DUNEDIN, FLORIDA •
Lisa Cummins was homeschooling her son and three daughters in Dunedin, Florida, and the topic was American History, so she packed them up and took them up and down the East Coast, to see the historical landmarks they were learning about, including the Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, the Empire State Building—and the Twin Towers just months before they came down.