ADC receives Knights of Columbus donation

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Bernie Krumpelman (right), committee chair for the Knights of Columbus Campaign for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, presents a $425 donation to Kolin Blakely, executive director of the Adult Development Center, on Wednesday. Siloam Springs Knights of Columbus, which is a part of St. Mary Catholic Church, raises money each year through the fundraiser, also known as the Tootsie Roll Campaign.
Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Bernie Krumpelman (right), committee chair for the Knights of Columbus Campaign for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, presents a $425 donation to Kolin Blakely, executive director of the Adult Development Center, on Wednesday. Siloam Springs Knights of Columbus, which is a part of St. Mary Catholic Church, raises money each year through the fundraiser, also known as the Tootsie Roll Campaign.

Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Bernie Krumpelman (right), committee chair for the Knights of Columbus Campaign for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, presents a $425 donation to Kolin Blakely, executive director of the Adult Development Center, on Wednesday. Siloam Springs Knights of Columbus, which is a part of St. Mary Catholic Church, raises money each year through the fundraiser, also known as the Tootsie Roll Campaign.

Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Bernie Krumpelman (right), committee chair for the Knights of Columbus Campaign for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, presents a $425 donation to Kolin Blakely, executive director of the Adult Development Center, on Wednesday. Siloam Springs Knights of Columbus, which is a part of St. Mary Catholic Church, raises money each year through the fundraiser, also known as the Tootsie Roll Campaign.

Janelle Jessen/Herald-Leader Bernie Krumpelman (right), committee chair for the Knights of Columbus Campaign for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, presents a $425 donation to Kolin Blakely, executive director of the Adult Development Center, on Wednesday. Siloam Springs Knights of Columbus, which is a part of St. Mary Catholic Church, raises money each year through the fundraiser, also known as the Tootsie Roll Campaign.