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F.O.A.M. CEO: “Be A Blessing To Someone This Season”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – While we’re celebrating the holidays, this time of year can be especially difficult for those who’ve lost loved ones to senseless violence, and this year, another 80 families find themselves in that category.
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