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Louisville nonprofits receiving $2 million federal grant to prevent child abuse

The Louisville Collaboration to Prevent Child Abuse, Youth and Family Violence was awarded a $2 million federal appropriations grant.

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That s our future | West Louisville community center gets needed upgrades

The program director, Kentrel Duncan, said around 90 kids come to the center daily, and with the new technology, he s noticing an increase.

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Parkland Boys & Girls Club cuts ribbon on improvement project

Like so many of the youth it serves, the story of the Parkland Club is one of survival and persistence.

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59 leaders graduate from Leadership Louisville Class of 2023

After ten months, fifty-nine regional leaders graduated as the Leadership Louisville Class of 2023 on May 9. They are the 44th.

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Homers That Help campaign generates $20,700 for charities in 30 Triple-A communities

NEW YORK Minor League Baseball today announced the Homers That Help campaign during the Triple-A Final Stretch raised $20,700 for 501(c)3 charities across the 30 Triple-A communities. Each home run hit by Triple-A teams over the final 10 games of the season generated a $50 donation to a local

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