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Ken-Ducky Derby

5. August 2010

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I’m old so my memory is probably failing but I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this event or the organization that it benefits before. Which is sad when you consider this is the event’s 7th year. And what exactly is the event? It’s a mass dumping of sponsored rubber ducks into the Ohio River. [...]

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5% For 15Thousand Farmers at Whole Foods Tomorrow April 24, 2010

23. April 2010

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In addition to all the recycling going on at Whole Foods they are also going to be giving 5% of the days revenue to 15Thousand Farmers. And the 15Thousand Farmers folks will be there in person from 10AM-3PM. We will also have a table to talk about our efforts, have 15Thousand Farmers t-shirts & lawn [...]

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Time for Another Book Drive? LFPL Needs Books!

30. March 2010

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Ah Facebook. Sometimes you make life painful (Farmville updates, 8 million invitations to events I’m never going to attend, uncomfortable friend requests, etc) but sometimes you make new awesomeness possible. Case in point: New York Times bestselling author Susan Mallery “asked her readers to nominate their favorite library to win a free copy of one [...]

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Shop and Eat to Benefit Haiti at Westport Village

12. March 2010

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The shops and restaurants of Westport Village (which I still contend is in the East End) are dedicating a night of food and shopping for Haiti. Each store and restaurant will be donating a portion of their proceeds from the evening of March 18 to Hope for Haiti. B and I very well may have [...]

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Haitian Relief Music Festival at Molly Malone’s St. Matthews

17. February 2010

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Tomorrow night, Thursday February 18, 2010 Molly Malone’s in St. Matthews is hosting a Haitian Relief Music Festival. They’ve got five local bands lined up to perform (Sunday Six, Speed Limit, Local Villains, Ruff Patches and Boltz and Ellison). Cover is $10 with all proceeds (and any additional donations) going to the American Red Cross [...]

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Early Warning: Young Survivors Benefit February 26, 2010

15. January 2010

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I know and am terribly fond of two kick ass women who fit into the category of “young breast cancer survivors in Louisville.” So I hope like crazy that you either attend the Young Survivors Silent Auction and Benefit on February 26, 2010 or you make a donation online to the Norton Breast Health Program [...]

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Domestic Violence Benefit at Prime Lounge Friday January 15, 2010

14. January 2010

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This doesn’t need any editorializing from me. The beginning of 2010 was marked with the brutal death of Kelly Doyle – a mother, a daughter, a sister, a friend… a victim of domestic violence. Please join friends and fellow supporters to raise awareness and funding for the Center for Women and Families and for Kelly’s [...]

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Donate Hats, Scarves, Gloves and Hats at Heine Brothers

11. December 2009

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Volunteers of America and Heine Brothers have teamed up to make it incredibly simple for you to do a really good deed in our community.  Give the gift of warmth this holiday season. Just look for our collection bins at Heine Brothers’ Coffee locations throughout Louisville to donate new scarves, gloves and hats for children [...]

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Reminder: Free Food at Zen Garden Today

25. November 2009

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Just wanted to remind you that Zen Garden is asking you to “pay what you can” as donations instead of charging menu prices today. So technically you can eat free at either Zen Garden or Zen Tea House today but I hope you’re generous and honestly do give what you can for your delicious vegetarian [...]

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Eat Free at Zen Garden Thanksgiving Eve

18. November 2009

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Once again Zen Garden is offering you a heck of a deal to kick your Thanksgiving holiday off: absolutely delicious free vegetarian food. The catch of course is that Zen Garden is asking you to “pay what you can” as donations instead of charging menu prices. If, like me, you’re on a spending moratorium and [...]

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