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As crews search through the rubble left behind in western Kentucky, people in Louisville are stepping up to help. → Read More
Due to the pandemic, JCPS can't help as many students with their Adopt a Family program. They're asking for your help to bring relief to families in need. → Read More
Ahead of the holidays, a group of Waggener High students donated food items to St. Mattews Area Ministries. → Read More
When Harrell, an Army veteran, realized there was a need for resources in Kentucky, he created an organization dedicated to veterans. → Read More
A Louisville organization is competing to win a $100,000 grant through the NASCAR Foundation’s Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award. → Read More
When Alison needed help processing her abusive relationship, she turned to The Center for Women and Families. Now, she's an advocate for them. → Read More
How you can donate or fundraise for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault through the Louisville organization's Give Week. → Read More
The Black Student Union at JCPS is hosting a free college application fair on Saturday, Oct. 16. → Read More
The 77-year-old was a foster parent for 20 years and saw a lot of children show up to his home with their personal belongings in garbage bags. → Read More
Boots says her poetry is intended to help others feel and process their pain. In a time filled with heartbreak and anxiety, she wants to share hope. → Read More
The organization has a food pantry stocked with food, toiletries and other items to make sure Louisville and Kentucky residents stay fed and safe. → Read More
Brightside is hosting community cleanup events in downtown Louisville and volunteers are rewarded with free beer. → Read More
This is the 15th year of the Bass Tournament, which benefits the WHAS Crusade for Children. The department plans to honor Chief Rob Orkies this year. → Read More
Children in the program learn how to create their own app and in turn build their confidence through their work. → Read More
The Student Achievement Community Center at Newburg Middle School is filled with school supplies, clothes and food for students in need. → Read More
Louisville organizations have put together a school supply drive to collect backpacks and other items for students in the area. → Read More
The event is returning to the Marriott hotel in Downtown Louisville on July 17, 2021. Money raised at the event will raise awareness for MS. → Read More
Ballard High School alum Trevon Davidson donated more than 300 shoes to community organizations in Louisville, Kentucky. → Read More
A Kentucky nonprofit is taking healthy produce from local farmers and passing it onto families in food-insecure areas. → Read More
The Louisville community is invited to help beautify the Hal Warheim Park in the Belknap neighborhood on Saturday. → Read More