Sign up for the Louisville Triple Crown of Running and receive $15 off your entry fee now until January 14, 2019. The runners of Kentuckiana make magic happen each Spring supporting children with special needs in Kentucky and southern Indiana like Addy (see her video below).
To make a secure online donation, CLICK HERE or call (502) 582-7706. Donate by mail: WHAS Crusade for Children 520 West Chestnut Street Louisville, KY 40202 The perfect gift! A brick on the WHAS Crusade Walk of Fame To commemorate the 50th annual WHAS Crusade for Children, the sidewalk that surrounds
Sign up for the Louisville Triple Crown of Running and receive $15 off your entry fee now until January 14, 2019. The runners of Kentuckiana make magic happen each Spring supporting children with special needs in Kentucky and southern Indiana like Addy (see her video below).
Santa's decked out firetruck will be going around Zoneton Fire Protection District in Shepherdsville, KY, December 6-22. Go to Zoneton Fire Protection District's Facebook page for a complete schedule, or call the firehouse at 502-955-8076 and hit option 1. The WHAS Crusade for Children has raised
The 10th annual WHAS Crusade for Children “Building the Future” mini-telethon will air Saturday, December 8th 6:30 to 8:00pm on WHAS11. The program is devoted to the WHAS Crusade Endowment. It will feature contributors from across Kentuckiana who are making a difference. The program will be
You've heard of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday
Sign up for the Louisville Triple Crown of Running to support children with special needs in Kentucky and southern Indiana like Addy. Save the dates for the 2019 race series: Saturday, February 23rd - Anthem 5K Fitness Classic Saturday, March 9th - Rodes City
Thanksgiving Day at 4:00pm on WHAS11, watch a 2 hour WHAS Crusade for Children special program showing your generosity at work helping children with special needs. Plus you'll see great performances from past Crusades. Join Terry Meiners and Rachel Platt for this heartwarming holiday special and see
With advancements in neonatal care even the smallest of premature babies are enjoying healthy outcomes. One of those babies is Esther Catlett. Thanks in part to WHAS Crusade for Children funding to Baptist Health’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Catlett family is celebrating
According to the Centers for Disease Control, Down Syndrome continues to be the most common chromosomal disorder with about 6,000 babies born with Down Syndrome each year in the U.S. But 4-year-old Harrison is too busy enjoying life to be bothered with statistics thanks
