Members of Dubuque Council 510 and East Dubuque Council 7527 and their families joined forces with priests and other pro-life advocates to pray outside of a Planned Parenthood facility in Dubuque.

Members of Waterloo Council 700 look on as the base of a statue honoring the five Sullivan Brothers is relocated to its new home next to the council's hall. George, Francis, Joseph, Madison and Albert Sullivan were Waterloo natives serving aboard the USS Juneau when it was sunk by the Japanese in 1942. All five brothers were killed in action, and a statue was erected in their memory at St. Mary's Church and School. When the parish closed in 2006, the statue fell into serious disrepair. It was at this point that the council undertook a project to restore and relocate the statue to a more suitable location. Knights worked with contractors to move the statue and its base, and created a cement display area around it.

Members of Algona Circle 5420 stand with some of the coats they distributed during a Coats for Kids event at their parish. Squires helped distribute new coats to needy members of the community.

David Quirk of Chisholm Council 3539 holds a 10-pound sack of potatoes that was donated to the Chisholm Food Shelf. Knights donated 100 of these sacks to the food pantry, which will help feed needy residents throughout the area.

Wardsville-Osage Bend Council 8399 in Jefferson City co-sponsored a Walk for Life with the Wardsville Lions Club and the pro-life committee at St. Stanislaus Church. The event netted $7,600, which was raised by selling pro-life merchandise, by partnering with several local businesses as sponsors, and by challenging students at St. Stanislaus School to collect pledges for the event. All of the proceeds were divided among several pro-life agencies.

Father John V. Wallace Council 10047 in Gretna distributed $10,000 in funds that were raised at a council-sponsored golf tournament in August 2010. Knights donated $1,400 to the Gretna Neighbors Food Bank, among other donations to Villa Marie School, the building fund at St. Patrick Church and more.

Mary Our Queen Council 11700 in Omaha hosted a pro-life rosary and prayer hour in honor of the Knights of Columbus Day of the Unborn.

Players throw down their cards and chips during a game night for seminarians hosted by Sacred Heart Council 14423 in Shelby. Fifty-three seminarians from St. Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward enjoyed an evening of food, fellowship and card games capped by a brief prayer service.

Members and widows of Marty Council 1536 in Yankton raised $7,000 to support vocations in the Diocese of Sioux Falls. The funds were donated in honor of the council's 100th anniversary.