In the wake of catastrophic flooding that has taken dozens of lives and left a trail of devastation throughout Eastern Kentucky, Louisville Gas and Electric Co...
Tag - Philanthropy
A $75 million fund to help Kentucky’s nonprofit organizations recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Kentucky men’s basketball team hosted an open practice inside of Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center in conjunction with a telethon hosted by Joe and Kelly...
In response to the catastrophic flooding affecting 14 Eastern Kentucky counties, Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH)...
Toyota announced today $750,000 in donations to assist with immediate needs and long-term recovery efforts following catastrophic flooding in Eastern Kentucky.
Humbled by the devastation of the flooding in the state of Kentucky, the UK men’s basketball team and head coach John Calipari...
With a growing number of Americans relying on local food banks for help in finding their next meal, Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken...
The West End Opportunity Partnership has raised the $10 million needed in private donations to trigger an additional $20 million ...
The Association of Community Ministries (ACM) is launching a citywide initiative to raise financial assistance for Louisville’s...
The Humana Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Humana Inc. for the past 40 years, announced 75 winners of college scholarships...
The Lane Report
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- $2M rare ‘unicorn’ bourbons raffle will benefit West End School
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- Al Cross handicaps Kentucky’s political field
- Kentucky falls to 41st in average teacher pay
- Markey’s Kolesar to lead national cancer research consortium
- U.S. adds 175,000 jobs; unemployment holds at 3.9%
- UofL Law Brandeis Medal will go to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor
- Jennifer Moore creates Transy scholarship to empower future generations
- EKU occupational therapy program among nation’s best