The Walk to End Parkinson's Disease, is an event dedicated to raising awareness for the rapidly spreading neurological disorder. This event exists to raise awareness of the disease, and to gain donations to benefit those who need it most.
The Ken-Ducky Derby (KDD) is an annual fundraising rubber duck race held in Louisville, KY for Harbor House. Every year, thousands of rubber ducks are dropped into the Ohio River and raced to the finish line.
Every step you take at Walk MS leads to something greater. With accessible routes that are stroller- and mobility device-friendly, there’s nothing quite like looking around you to a sea of orange-clad people who want to support you and the MS community.
More than just a walk, it’s your entry into making a visible difference in your community now and for generations to come. By participating in March for Babies, you’re lifting up communities for health equity, opening the door for all moms to have access to care and protecting the health of families by pushing for their rights.
For the fourth consecutive year, Waterfront Park and Louisville Visual Art will offer a full scholarship camp in the theme of Juneteenth. The week-long summer day camp will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. from June 10 to 14. During the camp, students will be introduced to the works and history of Ed Hamilton, Muhammad Ali, and the Underground Railroad while also learning about Juneteenth and Louisville.
For the fourth consecutive year, Waterfront Park and Louisville Visual Art will offer a full scholarship camp in the theme of Juneteenth. The week-long summer day camp will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. from June 10 to 14. During the camp, students will be introduced to the works and history of Ed Hamilton, Muhammad Ali, and the Underground Railroad while also learning about Juneteenth and Louisville.
