September 1, 2009 is the beginning of a new fiscal year for the WHAS Crusade for Children. The grants listed below which have been recommended by the Crusade Advisory Council and approved by the Crusade's Board of Directors are now in effect for 2009-2010. They appear
A Louisville soldier home on leave received a special surprise from his family and the WHAS Crusade for Children. Christian Miller is one of the babies in the 2010 edition of the Crusade Baby Calendar. When his father, Sgt. First Class Eric Miller came home for
The Bowling Green Hot Rods, the Class A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays hosted the WHAS Crusade for Children on Friday night, August 14 at Bowling Green Ballpark. Crusade CEO Dawn Lee threw out the ceremonial first pitch. WBKO-TV's morning meteorologist Chris
Hundreds of Kentucky state employees attended the kickoff of the 2009 Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign (KECC) at the Frankfort Convention Center on Monday, August 10. Governor Steve Beshear gave a rousing keynote address and KECC Chairman Jonathan Miller, Secretary of the Finance and Administration
An open letter from the WHAS Crusade for Children The WHAS Crusade for Children is seeking proposals for investment management services for our endowment fund. The endowment was established five years ago in an effort to ensure the future of the Crusade’s ability to grant 100%
Agencies, fundraisers and WBKO come together to celebrate! About 36 friends of the Crusade gathered July 28 for lunch at a Bowling Green restaurant to meet, greet and share ideas. WBKO-TV's morning meteorologist Chris Allen hosted the meeting. Fundraisers from Kroger, the Hunters Crossing
Impellizzeri's Pizza First Wednesday Crusade Club Visit Impellizzeri's Pizza on Bardstown Rd. or Brownsboro Rd. in Louisville. Pick up a "First Wednesday Crusade Club Official Punch Card" and 10 percent of your total purchases (not including tip) on the first Wednesday of each month will be
Watch this video featuring Terry Meiners The Crusade needs your help now more than ever! While pennies and dimes do make a difference
The WHAS Crusade for Children has touched countless lives in its 56 year history. Visually Impaired Preschool (VIPS) honored the Crusade with a Founder’s Celebration. Over the past 24 years your dollars to the Crusade have provided more than 53,000 hours of one-on-one
Derby week means different things to different people. For the students and teachers at McFerran Elementary School in Louisville it means a special day for a cause they hold dear. And they're off in McFerran's annual WHAS Crusade for Children day. It's a cause that's had
