New feature makes it easier than ever to help the Crusade! There's a new and exciting way to donate to the WHAS Crusade for Children: TEXT TO DONATE! It's safe and secure. All you need is your cell phone. Here’s all you do: 1) Text crusade to 50155 (It’s
Help the Crusade! Every time you shop on Amazon, if you go to www.smile.amazon.com and select the WHAS Crusade for Children as your charity of choice, Amazon will make a donation to the Crusade. It's simple. And it costs you NOTHING! We all need supplies and we
Plan ahead for Mother’s Day, Derby, “just because” by shopping the Kendra Scott virtual event, benefiting the Crusade Engagement Council and the WHAS Crusade for Children. Two Day Event Friday, April 10 Saturday, April 11 Use code: GIVEBACK6796 at checkout. Begin your shopping journey! Click here. Learn more about
There are so many ways to make a difference and so many people who help the WHAS Crusade for Children. Please meet just a few. Steve & Annette Roberts Many who work for the public good during their lifetimes want those efforts to continue once they’re gone.
Longtime producer, director, and writer at WHAS-TV, Bob Pilkington passed away on March 4. He participated in the WHAS Crusade for Children from the very first year in 1954 until last year - that's 66 in a row. He was the last survivor who had
This is a fun blast from the past. The Mansfield Confection performed "Proud Mary" on the 1969 WHAS Crusade for Children telethon. This band from New Albany, IN, competed against approximately 50 bands in the Crusade Combo Contest and won the spot to perform live
According to studies at the Centers for Disease Control, one in nine babies in Kentucky is born prematurely, which can lead to a host of medical issues. The Anderson family faced the challenge of their son Austin’s premature birth. But they found timely help thanks
The number of children diagnosed on the autism spectrum keeps growing. When Evan was diagnosed years ago, his family wasn’t certain what that meant. In Evan’s case, that sometimes meant aggressive behavior. The family now has hope thanks in part to the WHAS Crusade for
A first child brings lots of excitement but can also bring worry when young parents suddenly have to deal with the responsibility of being moms and dads. Matthew Ayala’s parents thought he was doing okay until he was diagnosed with autism. Once they
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