Joe Huber celebration Sunday

Joe Huber celebration Sunday

Joe Huber Memorial Concert August 21

Triple Crown of Running Registration open

Registration is open for the 2017 Louisville Triple Crown of RunningSM (LTCOR).

Participants can save $5 per event by registering prior to December 31, 2016.

Anthem 5K Fitness Classic – March 4
Rodes City Run 10K – March 18
Papa John’s 10 Miler – April 1

The 3-race series also unveils its new mobile-friendly website: LouisvilleTripleCrown.com, which makes looking up information and registration a lot easier using hand-held devices.

The Triple Crown race committee is privileged to continue to work with their family of valuable sponsors including Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Rodes For Him | For Her, and Papa John’s International as well as Novo Nordisk, Gatorade, The Voice-Tribune, WHAS-11 TV, Thrifty Truck Rental, ValuMarket, Waste Management, Louisville Water Company, KentuckyOne Health Sports Medicine, PowerBar, Summit Media (106.9 Play, 107.7 The Eagle and New Country Q103.1), Heine Brothers Coffee, Fleet Feet Sports, Rumpke,Louisville Stoneware, Chick-fil-A and FastSigns.

About the Louisville Triple Crown of RunningSM
The Louisville Triple Crown of Running consists of three popular road races of varying distances for walkers and runners of all ages. On June 4, 2016, the Triple Crown was pleased to present a check for $142,146 to the 63rd annual WHAS Crusade for Children.

Since 2002, the race series has contributed over $1.7 million to the Crusade.

Click here to read the full press release for more details.

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Crusade license plate available September 6

The Commonwealth of Kentucky has contacted the Crusade office to report that the WHAS Crusade for Children license plate will be available September 6, 2016.

Here’s what you do:
1. You’ll receive a post card from the state (if you filled out a form before).
2. Take that post card to the County Clerk’s office.

Look for this post card in the mail or contact your county clerk’s office.

Re-enroll your Kroger Plus Card for the Crusade

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP NOW! REMEMBER TO RE-ENROLL EVERY AUGUST!

Braille books for children

The WHAS Crusade for Children sometimes brings together unusual partners to help youngsters with special needs. Case in point: the Crusade, the American Printing House for the Blind and the Kentucky Correctional Institute for Women have combined efforts to bring Braille books to children with sight issues.

Horses deliver help and hope

The WHAS Crusade for Children has been helping youngsters with special needs for four generations. But what happens when those children grow up? We bring you a reunion as two young men revisit the first therapeutic, horseback-riding program in Kentucky…Exceptional Equitation.

Damon makes a splash!

Summer vacation is quickly coming to an end for students across Kentuckiana. One Bullitt County youngster and his classmates are enjoying a last outing to the pool. It’s an outing where 9-year-old Damon breaks free of his wheelchair and swims with his friends, thanks in part to the WHAS Crusade for Children.