Who cares that Maria's husband died last year?

The Knights of Columbus care. That's why her husband's fellow knights set up a scholarship fund the help her daughter go to college one day. And were there to help Maria complete funeral arrangements and paperwork. And their K of C insurance helped her keep the house. The Knights continue to invite the family to outings and functions. Because when Maria's husband joined this organization, the benefits weren't only his.

Who cares that Thomas likes to work and shop and eat downtown?

The Knights of Columbus care. That's why we've paid for wheelchair van. And financed the construction of an elevator at church. And built a ramp next to stairs at home. So disabled people like Thomas are able to do things. Able to get around. Able to enjoy life. So they're able. Period.

Who cares that Jackie and Jennifer ran away from home?

The Knights of Columbus care. So they donated time and money to a home for teenage runaways. And a suicide prevention program. And they sponsor a social group for young people and a program to help kids talk to their parents. Because it's hard growing up. And they'd like to make it a little easier.

Who cares that John isn't well?

The Knights of Columbus care. That's why they raised thousands of dollars and provided transportation for a cancer patient who needed treatment. They sponsor AIDS education programs. And do yardwork for people who aren't able. They volunteer at Veterans Administration medical facilities and simply visit with people who can't get out. No one should have to face sickness alone.

Who cares that Terry doesn't learn as fast as Michael?

The Knights of Columbus care. That's why they sponsor a sheltered workshop and group home for mentally retarded people. And plan special outings and parties. And coach Special Olympians. Because people like Terry deserve a chance to develop at their own pace. And to succeed.

Who cares that Carol can't pay her bills?

The Knights of Columbus care. So they threw a pro-life baby shower to benefit poor mothers. They raised money to build homes for impoverished families. And turned a warehouse into a homeless shelter. And sponsored an Adopt-a-Family program. So mothers like Carol can raise their family with dignity.

Who cares that Meghan's birthmother almost had an abortion?

The Knights of Columbus care. That's why they've provided counseling for pregnant teens. And donated thousands of dollars to anti-abortion campaigns. They've presented adoption as an alternative... so people like Meghan might live. And Meghan's birthmother can go on with her life, too.

Who cares that Justin is into cocaine?

The Knights of Columbus care. That's why they volunteer in drug an alcohol programs. And they've provided a grant to start a substance abuse treatment program. So kids like Justin get the support they need... and a second chance at life.

Who cares that so many distractions make it difficult for the Gonzaleses to spend time together as a family?

The Knights of Columbus care. So they held a weekend family campout at the lake. And they help families find the time to communicate through family support programs and share their faith through communion breakfasts. Keeping families together is a vital concern. Because it all starts with the family.

Who cares that Mrs. Curtis taught school for 42 years?

The Knights of Columbus care. So they volunteered in retirement homes. And sponsor senior citizen's clubs. And provide meal programs for the elderly. They know that Mrs. Curtis has had an interesting life - they also know there's more life ahead for her.

Who cares? The Knights of Columbus care.

From the first vital spark of life, to its last wistful breath... the Knights of Columbus are there. In communities large and small, rural and urban. With programs, fundraising efforts, and special projects that help people. Give them dignity. Offer them a chance.

Knights are friends for life. Because they care.

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