ASHLAND —
Coffee with a Conscience, a coffee house, sponsored by Greenup Association of Baptists Woman's Missionary Union in partnership with the PAC's HEARTS (Health enriched by Arts) will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday in the PAC's Marquee Room.
Pastries, lunch and beverages served in a coffee house atmosphere. Donations for the food and tips for the musicians will be used in the battle against human trafficking in the area and state. Old cell phones and chargers will be collected to be repurposed and distributed to those caught in web of human trafficking. Human exploitation in its various forms is a WMU Project HELP initiative.
Orders for WorldCrafts items also will be taken.
For more information, call Stacy Keelin at (606) 922-1442.
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