Unbridled Afternoon included activities such as celebrity meet-and-greets, petting zoo, hot air balloon, and stick-horse races, bringing the Derby spirit to the students in a kid-friendly way.
In 2012, the Calipari Foundation gave $10,000 to work with Blessings in a Backpack to feed children in Hazard. In 2020, the foundation gave $75,000 to target communities across Kentucky.
Thanks to the Louisville Chapter of Blessings in a Backpack's "Pack the Sack" celebrity dinner, more Louisville children will now have access to weekend food, with over $160,000 raised to
Parents volunteer to pack the food so that the Service Club can fill every locker Thursday after school with a 'blessing.' "I'm happy to be able to support the kids
Children shouldn't spend the summer worrying about going hungry; they should be out playing in the sun. This May, get involved and give back to help feed kids who might
We remember Coach Denny Crum — a graciously kind human, incredibly talented coach, and a supporter of the Blessings in a Backpack Louisville Chapter. L's up, Coach. You'll be missed.
For a 10th year, Unbridled Eve will roll out the red carpet — literally — for celebrities from film, television, music, comedy, and sports, including horse racing industry professionals, and