According to the American Stroke Association the risk of stroke for children is greatest in the first year of life and peaks during the weeks before birth. The Holland family knows all too well about those risks. Their son, Trenton showed early signs of stroke.
When we hear of a child diagnosed on the autism spectrum most of the time we think in terms of the child having problems socially but an autism diagnosis can mean physical issues as well. Eight-year-old Henrik's family was told because of his physical
UPDATE: During the 24 hours of Give for Good Louisville that ended at midnight Thursday, September 13, 88 donors gave $5,576 to the WHAS Crusade for Children. Click here to see the Crusade section of Give for Good Louisville. On behalf of children with special needs,
Lip Sync Challenge video debuts! "Don't Stop Believin'" in the WHAS Crusade for Children! #GiveForGoodLou is on September 13, 2018. With your support it's going to be "A Beautiful Day." Don't believe us? Just watch! The WHAS Crusade for Children will help make history on September
Reprinted from the Owensboro Times - August 16, 2018 In 1954, WHAS-TV, an ABC-affiliated TV station in Louisville began the WHAS Crusade for Children. The annual telethon, hosted on radio, internet and television the first full weekend of June, benefits a wide range of children’s charities
At the birth of their son, Christian, the Wilson family was told he wouldn’t live more than a few hours. The family refused to give up hope. With the help of the Appalachian Regional Healthcare System and the WHAS Crusade for Children, the
The WHAS Crusade for Children annual variety show originates LIVE from The Kentucky Center's Bomhard Theater. Each year, different genres of music are presented as people come together to make life better for children with special needs. Michelle Sydnor & Friends sang the roof off The
It's an annual tradition like no other. Get out your tissue. The Miracle Dancers are WHAS Crusade for Children favorites, and they always move the crowd when they perform. This is their 2018 WHAS Crusade for Children Variety Show performance at the Kentucky Center for the
Freelance journalist Alan Beisler and photographer Larry Bartsch take you on a tour behind the scenes of the 65th annual WHAS Crusade for Children at the WHAS11 studios in Louisville, Kentucky on Sunday, June 3, 2018. He introduces you to donors and volunteers who make
This Letter to the Editor was published in the July 20, 2018 edition of The Courier-Journal. It was written by Brennen Lawrence, chair of the WHAS Crusade for Children board and CEO of Cuddle Clones. It is an honor and privilege to be a part
