A love of “kids and critters” motivates Louisville Zoo volunteer docent Diana Grammer in her work. After growing up in Illinois, Diana attended Sullivan College and married a Louisville native, making this area her home for more than five decades. A few years after retiring from … [Read more...] about Spreading Critter Love
Volunteering
Run, Swim, Bike – Or Just Watch
On July 12, triathletes will test their stamina by swimming in the Ohio River followed by riding and running through downtown Louisville. If this is your jam, you’ve probably already signed up through Tri Louisville. Even if you are not a swimming, biking, and running kind of … [Read more...] about Run, Swim, Bike – Or Just Watch
Finding Purpose On The Forest Trail
A shared love of nature and education drew Kat Panther and Leslie Senn to their volunteer roles at Bernheim Forest and Arboretum. Both are volunteer naturalists in their 70s who lead guided hikes, host staff discovery stations, and help connect visitors to nature through a … [Read more...] about Finding Purpose On The Forest Trail
Community Supported Agriculture – Eat Fresh And Support The Local Food Economy
It’s Ky Proud CSA Week (February 20-24), and a great time to learn all about Community Supported Agriculture. Let’s dive in! It is no secret that eating fresh produce is a good decision for your health. But did you know that it can also be a good decision for your community? … [Read more...] about Community Supported Agriculture – Eat Fresh And Support The Local Food Economy
Working In Meaningful Ways
Tonight, in the United States, 47 million people, including 14 million children, will go to bed hungry. Food insecurity, or a lack of reliable and consistent access to affordable, nutritious food, causes an increased risk of health problems. HighPoint Charitable Services food … [Read more...] about Working In Meaningful Ways