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Source: Venice Gondolier

yoursun.com offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. Members of Knights of Columbus Council 7672 at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Grove City, are in the midst of a Baby Bottle fundraiser to aid Pregnancy Solutions. PROVIDED BY KNIGHT OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 7672 GROVE CITY — The St. Francis of Assisi Knights of Columbus Fr. Michael Cottrell Council 7672 has implemented a Respect Life Baby Bottle Program for a cause.Knights handed out baby bottles from Oct. 17-25, with the the suggestion that people fill them with coins, cash or checks.The goal is to support local Pregnancy Solution Centers by providing funds for supplies, ultrasounds, and counseling for women in crisis pregnancies, organizers say. The effort is often coordinated with the Knights of Columbus’ broader Aid and Support After Pregnancy (ASAP) program.Pregnancy Solutions has locations in Venice, North Port, Port Charlotte and Arcadia.The bottles can be returned through Nov.

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