32°, A Yogurt Bar will offer $5 all-you-care-to-eat yogurt to celebrate the store's grand opening Sept. 29 at its location in The Summit. All proceeds of the event will benefit Kosair Children's Hospital.
If you’re not a part of the hungry few, this weekend can be very
delicious, and philanthropic. The Germantown-Schnitzelberg
neighborhoods are hosting two special cookout events that give proceeds
to good causes.
The Grapes, Grains, & Soul Fest offers beer, wine, and music, plus an art raffle, to benefit Louisville Sierra Club's Inner City Outings program at White Hall next Thursday, September 23.
Sometimes, in the least likely place, you'll find a group of people that are making a difference in the lives of others.
There are far too many things to do this weekend in Southern Indiana alone. How's a person to decide?
Been itching to shave your head for a good cause? Or to watch other people shave their heads? Strandz & Threadz is hosting Cuts for a Cure this Friday.
An impassioned area resident begins GoGreen Germantown with sights set on beautification, betterment, and unity.
Citizen's Union Bank is sponsoring the Fourth Annual Oaks Eve Bash, which will benefit The Dream Factory and Race for Corey charities. Pretty cars, pretty horses, pretty people, and a pretty good time.
Are you missing out on the food pyramid's recommended 5-9 servings of daily fruits and veggies? If so, it might be time to hit the bar...the Bristol Bar and Grille, that is.
There's never been a better reason to go for a beer. On Monday, O'Shea's is giving away all—yes, all—proceeds from their sales to a truly worthy kids' charity.
The fundraising request-a-thon hits its target and helps grant wishes to Louisville kids thanks to sponsors and listeners.
It started with one photographers idea and is slowly spreading around the country with an small collection of Louisville photographers showing their work and sharing with the community
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