For Immediate Release: May 2, 2015 Contact: Jim Harden, President | president@compasscare.info | (585) 820-7229 | @compasscare Rochester, NY— Over a 1,000 people from the Rochester area are expected to converge on the Highland Bowl this Saturday May 2 at 9:30 A.M. The purpose of the 2 mile walk is to demonstrate the dignity of
Watch this 2 minute video of three women telling their stories of being pregnant and realizing the importance of protecting their preborn baby. Join CompassCare in protecting preborn boys and girls and the dignity of their mothers at the 2015 Walk for Life on Saturday, May 2 at the Bowl in Highland Park. Register or give at www.Walk.CompassCare.info.
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