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Thursday, May 1, 2025


The Koinonia Foundation’s 3rd Annual Custom Made Fashion Show was an electrifying event celebrating the incredible personalities and spirits of individuals who benefit from their services. This fashion extravaganza highlighted the diversity and creativity of the community, with participants strutting down the runway in pieces that told their unique stories. The event raised $30,000 to support the Foundation’s three key programs: Camps, We Adapt and Koinonia Classroom, empowering individuals with disabilities and fostering a sense of inclusivity and community.

 

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