April Good for the Soul to Promote Compassion
- Dave Ebert
- Apr 8, 2018
- 2 min read
Lombard, Ill.: HaHaMen Improv is excited to feature Compassion International as their charity focus for the next edition of Good for the Soul, a clean improv comedy show at Fountain of Life Church in Lombard. The group’s sixth free-admission monthly show will be held on Monday, April 16, at 7:30PM.
HaHaMen Improv and Sketch Comedy Troupe, a faith-based clean comedy team based in the west suburbs, has been working hard to provide a fun night of comedy for Lombard and surrounding areas each month. Good for the Soul is free to attend and features a charity or cause for which a free will offering is available for participation. On April 16, Good for the Soul will be featuring Compassion International.
“Compassion International is one of the strongest and most impactful children’s charities in the world,” said HaHaMen founder Dave Ebert. “Their work in helping combat poverty and breaking those generational curses to help children grow into strong, self-reliant, and successful men and women is nothing short of amazing.
Compassion International is a child-advocacy ministry that pairs compassionate people with those who are suffering from poverty. The ministry releases children from spiritual, economic, social, and physical poverty. The goal is for each child to become a responsible and fulfilled adult.
Good for the Soul is held on the third Monday of each month and is free admission. Beginning at 7:30PM, HaHaMen bring an evening of clean comedy in the form of short form improv, like many have seen on popular television show “Whose Line is it Anyway?,” long form improv, and sketch comedy. At the end of each show, guests are invited to contribute to a free will love offering benefitting the charity or cause of the night.
For those not able to attend the free show on April 16, there is an online campaign through Compassion International’s website at www.actforcompassion.com/good-for-the-soul-comedy-show.
About Compassion International: Compassion means “to suffer with” and is an emotional response of sympathy. But it’s not just a feeling. The feeling is combined with a desire to help. Because we have compassion, we want to take action and help the person who is suffering.
Compassion International is a child-advocacy ministry that pairs compassionate people with those who are suffering from poverty. The ministry releases children from spiritual, economic, social, and physical poverty. The goal is for each child to become a responsible and fulfilled adult. Find out more at www.compassion.com.
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