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
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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
Firefighter's Ball February 7 Dessert Auction February 8 Shred for the Crusade Your old paper could mean new money for the WHAS Crusade for Children. The owners of Greenway Shredding and Recycling have come up with a unique way to raise money for the Crusade. Drop
As we begin the new year of 2014, the WHAS Crusade for Children looks back at moments that made the Crusade 60th anniversary year, 2013 something to be thankful for.
Dear Crusade friend : The most rewarding part of the WHAS Crusade for Children is hearing the life-changing stories from children and families who are helped. None of this would be possible without you. Megan, David, Tabitha, Ahmed and Jaiden are Crusade angels. They are students
For more than 60 years, the WHAS Crusade for Children has granted 100 percent of donated funds go to help children with special needs. The Crusade is able to make this happen because of its endowment. On Saturday night, December 14, 2013 a special WHAS11
Dear Crusade friend : The most rewarding part of the WHAS Crusade for Children is hearing the life-changing stories from children and families who are helped. None of this would be possible without you. Megan, David, Tabitha, Ahmed and Jaiden are Crusade angels. They are students
Every year there are more grant applications to the WHAS Crusade for Children than available funds. The WHAS Crusade for Children Advisory Panel must determine the best use of the donated funds to serve the largest number of special needs children. The panel consists of
A special television program entitled "WHAS Crusade for Children: Building the Future" will air from 6:30pm to 8:00pm Saturday, December 14 on WHAS11 television. The program will highlight the Crusade's Endowment fund. WHAS11's Melissa Swan and 84WHAS radio's Terry Meiners will serve as
