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House of Wisdom founder receives award from The Courage Project - Lynnwood Today

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Ahmad Hilal Abid, founder of the House of Wisdom, received an award from The Courage Project on October 15, 2025, for his impactful community service. This recognition highlights his dedication to assisting local residents during challenging times. Abid was honored alongside fellow leaders who have made significant contributions to their communities. The award underscores the vital role of grassroots efforts in building resilience and support networks. Abid's initiatives have provided essential resources, encouraging community members to come together in solidarity.

His work not only addresses immediate needs but also fosters a spirit of cooperation and mutual aid among residents. The House of Wisdom, under his leadership, remains a beacon of hope and support in the Lynnwood area. Abid's recognition serves as an inspiration for others to engage in community service and contribute positively to society.

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