Two "Crusade kids" Gracie and Quincy Latkovski won a national dance award! Here at the details from Parents.com: Two sisters won the Jamfest Dance Super Nationals this past weekend in Covington, Kentucky. That’s pretty cool, but their story gets even better. Gracie Latkovski, 9, has
Team members from the Georgetown Township Fire District present Crusade CEO Dawn Lee with a “big check”. Sarah McNulty and Ashleigh Crosier presented a check for two thousand sixty six dollars. The money was raised through the 2014 Firefighters Ball which was held
At its annual meeting in Jacksonville, Florida the Southern Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators of SASFAA raised more than four thousand dollars for the WHAS Crusade for Children. Spearheaded by Bellarmine Director of Financial Aid, Heather Boutell, SASFAA members tossed checks and cash
The Anthem 5k, the first leg of the Louisville Triple Crown of RunningTM is in the books. Thousands took part on Saturday, February 22 at this year's location in the shadow of Anthem's headquarters in eastern Jefferson County. After a few weeks of
The Anthem 5K Fitness Classic is just a week away -- early this year -- on Saturday, February 22. Proceeds
Fern Creek Valentine's Party February 14 Valentine's Dinner & Dance February 15
The Miracle Singers, a group born from the Miracle Dancers that are seen each year on the WHAS Crusade for Children annual telethon, perform the Crusade for Children theme song "One Dream, One Heart."
The WHAS Crusade for Children just received a belated holiday gift of $2,417.53 from the First Savings Bank group in southern Indiana. This past holiday season the bank gave customers a unique option. Instead of receiving a traditional gift of a tin of
Get more info For more details and to register for the Louisville Triple Crown of RunningTM, click on the logo below. WHAS Crusade for Children
61st annual WHAS Crusade for Children is June 7-8, 2014 Today the WHAS Crusade for Children debuts its new graphic look for the 61st annual Crusade. Lonnie Walker, a graphic artist and owner of Primo Graphics in Louisville said, “Every year we’ve added an element that depicts
