Save the date Join former UK and UofL players in the second annual "Hardwood Classic" to benefit the Crusade on New Year's Day, January 1, 2010. It's the Cards, Cats and Crusade getting together for a one-of-a-kind benefit. It's the "Hardwood Classic" on Friday, January 1. Watch the
This Halloween season, the Waverly Hills Haunted House scared up a lot of money for the WHAS Crusade for Children. Waverly Hills presented check totalling $10,000 Dawn Lee, President & CEO of the WHAS Crusade for Children on Friday, October 30 -- Halloween eve. For the
Horseshoe Southern Indiana held its annual Media Poker Tournament over the weekend of October 24, 2009. The winner received $1,000 to donate to the charity of his or her choice. This year’s winner was Forrest Clem from WHAS11 and he chose the WHAS Crusade
Shepherdsville Fire hosts "Elvis" for Crusade October 30 Danny Dale Productions & Legends Then And Now will be performing on October 30th in Shepherdsville for the Fire Department from 7-10 PM. You can learn more on the Danny Dale Web site, by clicking here. Proceeds benefit the
On the University of Louisville campus, if you listen closely you heard the sound cha-ching today! It resonated throughout the U of L campus. WHAS Crusade for Children CEO Dawn Lee presented the university with one of the Crusade’s largest grants. “It's a combined
Lyndon Fire and Rescue, in a partnership with Westport Village, held the first annual Phyllis Knight Memorial 5k Run/Walk to benefit the Crusade for Children on October 17, 2009. More than 200 runners and walkers made the effort. “This is a great opportunity for
Six-year-old Karleigh Bruner is truly a Crusade kid. She was born prematurely at only twenty-seven weeks. Her dad, Sergeant Chuck Bruner of the Highview Fire Department says Karleigh spent a total of nine-and-a-half weeks at Norton Suburban Hospital where all machines that kept
Lyndon Fire Health & Safety Festival October 17 Lyndon Fire & Rescue has a full day of activites planned for their Health and Safety Festival. When: Saturday, October 17, 2009 - All day Where: Westport Village Lace up your running shoes and get going in the Phyliss Knight
Lunch and idea sharing was on the agenda as Crusade for Children supported agencies gathered on Monday, October 12 at the Hilary Boone Center on the campus of the University of Kentucky. Grants total $138,557.50! The nine agencies from Fayette County were presented with ceremonial checks
Hearing is believing for students at the Kentucky School for the Blind. Thanks to your generosity to the WHAS Crusade for Children, Taryn, Alex and Michael of Ms. Brown’s class are learning to read and write using the latest Braille-based technology, the Mountbatten Brailler.
