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More than outreach: Four founders, one mission and a community built on kindness

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Source: The State Journal

What began with simple acts of helping neighbors has grown into a mission to strengthen an entire community. Through friendship, compassion and a commitment to serving others, Robert and Libby Dabronski, Ben Lowery and Bill Murray are working to make sure no one in Bald Knob has to face life’s challenges alone. Sometimes the most meaningful movements begin with something remarkably simple — a willingness to help. Together, the four founders established Bald Knob Community Outreach, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization built on a straightforward belief — neighbors should look after neighbors, and no one should feel forgotten when life becomes difficult. A friendship that became a mission Robert and Libby spent four years living in Louisville before deciding they wanted a different pace of life. They eventually moved to Bald Knob, where they encountered challenges with the property they had purchased. During that time, they met Bill and Ben.

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