Joe Huber memorial concert Sunday

Joe Huber memorial concert Sunday

Joe Huber Family Farm & Restaurant hosts a Joe Huber Memorial Concert featuring The Marlins this Sunday, August 16 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm.

Help us kick off the Joe Huber Memorial Garden Path by purchasing an engraved brick with your special message. Your purchase will benefit the WHAS Crusade for Children Endowment Fund.

To download the order form for the Joe Huber Memorial Garden Path, click here.

– Free appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages
– Fun activities for the kids

Location:
Joe Huber Family Farm & Restaurant
2421 Scottsville Rd
Starlight, IN 47106

Call (812) 923-5255 for more information.

About the Marlins
You’ve never heard a group of entertainers quite like THE MARLINS! These four brothers – GARY, JACE, RICK and ROBERT – have been performing together for over 25 years for conventions, fairs, festivals, and corporate events in the U.S. and Canada. Recently they have enjoyed great success at Casino Aztar in Evansville, Indiana, the Resorts Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and the Nugget Hotel and Casino in Reno, Nevada.

About the WHAS Crusade for Children Endowment

• 100% of each donation to the WHAS Crusade for Children helps children with special needs
• The Crusade Endowment Campaign fully funds our future.
• Beyond your annual contribution, we need your Crusade Endowment donation now.

Change a child’s life forever, support the WHAS Crusade Endowment.

How the Crusade works

The WHAS Crusade for Children, Inc. established in 1954 by WHAS-TV, raises money for agencies, schools and hospitals to better the lives of special needs children.

$133 million raised for special needs children
In its first 56 years, the Crusade has raised more than $133 million. Thanks to generous contributions of goods and services, the Crusade is able to return 100 percent of all donations to organizations that serve special needs children in all 120 Kentucky counties and more than 50 southern Indiana counties. Fire departments raise more than 50 percent of the money each year by staging road blocks and other events.