For as many years as this site has been in existence I have nudged you to support the Alzheimer’s Walk and now I’m doing it again. Now normally I don’t start nudging you until say, June or July at the earliest, since the walk takes place in September. But! This year they’re trying to get [...]
Continue reading...16. February 2012
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Dig good music and helping good organizations? Then do I have the event for you! One week from tonight there is a very cool benefit for the Food Literacy Project at The Bard’s Town that features Justin Lewis and Reading Group. Local residents can help connect Louisville’s youth to healthy, sustainable food and enjoy the [...]
Continue reading...16. January 2012
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It’s January that must mean it’s time for Girl Scout Cookie sales and the 6th Annual Desserts First event. Desserts First is when some of Louisville’s best chefs come up with very cool concoctions using Girl Scout Cookies as ingredients. Thursday, January 26, 2012 at Kentucky International Convention Center 5:30 to 8:00 PM A record [...]
Continue reading...13. January 2012
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Remember Geeksgiving from a couple months ago? It was a great success for Home of the Innocents (team toothpaste forever!). Now I want to tell you about another local organization using the Amazon wishlist model to make it super easy for you to be generous and support them. Brooklawn is specifically asking for winter related [...]
Continue reading...18. November 2011
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Again this year one of Louisville’s food scene treasures, Coco Tran, will be giving you a lot to be thankful. On the day before Thanksgiving you can eat at any of her three restaurants for free. Instead of paying for your meal you instead get to donate money that will benefit five charities. I absolutely [...]
Continue reading...31. October 2011
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Something with “ministry” in the title is not normally something I write about around here. However my friend and yours Robyn Davis Sekula asked me to tell you about this event and I read the mission statement of the organization in question and it included this little tidbit: We believe that all people deserve life’s [...]
Continue reading...19. October 2011
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Just a reminder that today is the first annual Geeksgiving. A day of service inspired by our mayor and an opportunity for those of us who spend our days writing in virtual ink and pushing pixels across the screen to make a dedicated effort to doing some good in our city. Participating is as easy [...]
Continue reading...22. March 2011
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What a wonderful event! Red Cross chapters across the nation are honoring Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords with Save-a-Life Saturday, March 19, 2011. As part of the event, the Louisville Area Chapter is holding two FREE classes to teach essential CPR and first aid skills from 10-11 a.m. at the following locations: Main Office 510 E. Chestnut [...]
Continue reading...10. February 2011
I think you should consider going to the Olmsted in a couple weeks for the Raisin’ the Rent party which is a benefit for St. John Center. This organization does good, important work in our community and it sounds like the party is going to be a great time. Friends, neighbors and strangers will come [...]
Continue reading...8. February 2011
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Last month I told you about the Young Survivors Benefit because I love @loueyville so very much and I want to support anything that is so important to her. I want you to support it to that’s why (since she reminded me) I’m reminding you of this event and this organization that does such good, [...]
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3. April 2012
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