Lillie Dodson is a child helped by a grant provided by the WHAS Crusade for Children to the Family Enrichment Center in Bowling Green. Lillie had an outing recently at the National Corvette Museum's Easter Event. They let the families in the Parents
Prepare to go ahh! You’re about to meet the latest entries in the WHAS Crusade for Children Baby Calendar. Deadline is rapidly approaching! The Crusade Baby Calendar is open to youngsters up to three-years-old. HURRY! The deadline for entries is April 18th.
"The WHAS Crusade for Children is soooo HAPPY!" Clap along if you feel the same! You can't stop watching this! You help us create happiness. Cute babies WANTED for Crusade Baby Calendar! We need your baby or someone you know who has a baby.
Louisville Kids Fair Saturday and Sunday Proceeds from the Louisville Kids Fair benefit the WHAS Crusade for Children. Click here to buy tickets on Kids Fair Web site. Olympic medalist Nick Goepper gives Crusade a shout out Enjoying a post victory lap from his Bronze Medal victory at the
Enjoying a post victory lap from his Bronze Medal victory at the 2014 Sochi Olympics, Nick Goepper of Lawrenceburg, Indiana stopped by the WHAS Crusade for Children office to show his support for children with special needs. What a great guy! Thanks Nick!
Two "Crusade kids" Gracie and Quincy Latkovski won a national dance award! Here at the details from Parents.com: Two sisters won the Jamfest Dance Super Nationals this past weekend in Covington, Kentucky. That’s pretty cool, but their story gets even better. Gracie Latkovski, 9, has
Team members from the Georgetown Township Fire District present Crusade CEO Dawn Lee with a “big check”. Sarah McNulty and Ashleigh Crosier presented a check for two thousand sixty six dollars. The money was raised through the 2014 Firefighters Ball which was held
The Anthem 5k, the first leg of the Louisville Triple Crown of RunningTM is in the books. Thousands took part on Saturday, February 22 at this year's location in the shadow of Anthem's headquarters in eastern Jefferson County. After a few weeks of
The Miracle Singers, a group born from the Miracle Dancers that are seen each year on the WHAS Crusade for Children annual telethon, perform the Crusade for Children theme song "One Dream, One Heart."
Dear Crusade friend : The most rewarding part of the WHAS Crusade for Children is hearing the life-changing stories from children and families who are helped. None of this would be possible without you. Megan, David, Tabitha, Ahmed and Jaiden are Crusade angels. They are students
