Today University of Louisville medical programs which serve young patients received a grant in the amount of $578,664 from the WHAS Crusade for Children. This funding will benefit more than ten programs which serve children with special needs. “For the families that have a child with autism
Apply for a Crusade Kentucky license plate today! Supporters of the WHAS Crusade for Children can now show their loyalty on their cars and trucks. The Kentucky Division of Motor Vehicle Licensing has approved this design for the WHAS Crusade for Children's first ever specialty license plate.
Apply for a Crusade Kentucky license plate today! Supporters of the WHAS Crusade for Children can now show their loyalty on their cars and trucks. The Kentucky Division of Motor Vehicle Licensing has approved this design for the WHAS Crusade for Children's first ever specialty license plate.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Glendale firefighter Jonathan French who was killed early on the morning of August 6, 2014. Police said the Glendale Volunteer Fire Department was working a van fire at mile marker 87 on Interstate 65 in
Joe Huber Memorial Concert August 17 benefits Crusade Make a secure online donation using your smart phone! Since more and more people aren't carring cash any more, the WHAS Crusade for Children is giving donors a 21st Century option when a firefighter holds out a boot or
As you enjoy a 90 minute train ride through the Rolling Fork River Valley, be on guard for a gang of robbers rumored to be in the New Haven area, not to worry though, law enforcement will be on hand to protect our passengers.
See 300 photos on Facebook from Crusade weekend, just click here. See a complete list of the fire departments, organizations and companies that donated to the 2014 WHAS Crusade for Children, just click here. Watch and learn about the Crusade's storied history
Joe Huber's Craft Show & Balloon Glow July 26 See more on Joe Huber's Web site, just click here.
He began collecting donations for the WHAS Crusade for Children in the 1960's and later became the lead fire coordinator of all fire departments that raise money for the Crusade. In the late 1970's, Bill took on the effort of coordinating the growing number
Grants fund 182 agencies Agencies, hospitals and schools across Kentuckiana that serve special needs children got some great news from the WHAS
