A special television/radio program entitled "WHAS Crusade for Children: Building the Future" will air from about 6:00pm to 8:00pm Saturday, December 12 on WHAS11 television and 84WHAS radio. That's following the 4:00pm University of Louisville men's basketball game vs. Western Carolina. WHAS11's Melissa
You buy groceries - right? Then help the Crusade! Help raise money for the Crusade each time you do your grocery shopping or fuel up at Kroger! The Crusade will be given 4% of the total EACH TIME you recharge you gift card! Here's how to
Building 91 at the United States Census Bureau in Jeffersonville, Indiana became Santa’s workshop. Bureau employees kicked off an early holiday shopping spree with their annual auction for the WHAS Crusade for Children. 23 straight years! For the 23nd straight year employees at the Census Bureau put
The Kenwood Elementary School Chorus simply loves to sing the Crusade for Children theme song “One Dream, One Heart”. In fact music teacher Stacey Phillips says that when the fifth grade members of the chorus were at a recent choral camp they treated
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
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.
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 Memorial 5K Run/Walk which begins at 9:30am. Here's more
Members of the Crusade for Children staff and others were treated to a tour of University of Kentucky Children's Hospital in Lexington on September 24. Thanks to Loralyn Cecil and Mark Slover for arranging the guided tour. Here are some photos from thet day.
Some recent visits by Crusade for Children staff show your donations hard at work making life better for children with special needs. Crusade CEO Dawn Lee and producer Larry Ledford travelled to get a first hand look. Crawford County Schools Nelson County Bardstown Schools First Chance Center -
