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SUPPORT KENTUCKY NONPROFITS

LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD NONPROFITS!

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Support Kentucky Nonprofits.

It’s that time of year again, we’re planning for this year’s round of nonprofits to be featured in our 4-Time EMMY nominated series.

Last year we learned a lot covering nonprofits helping with disabilities and preserving history. This year we’re looking at nonprofits working to provide dental health, help veterans and help animals. That’s at least THREE NEW SHOWS for 2017! If you know of an organization in one of these categories, PLEASE NOMINATE THEM! If you work for an organization like this, NOMINATE YOURSELF!

It’s an easy thing to do on our website and only takes a couple of minutes. We’ll get in touch with each agency to discuss the possibility of featuring them on the show which will air many times throughout the state on several stations including KET. What’s even better, featured agencies will receive a copy of their segment to use for promotion, grants, fundraising, etc.

DO YOUR PART- help a nonprofit by letting us know why they should be featured!

Get involved today 888.528.1999 www.knowmorenonprofits.com

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AIRING @ 1:30PM on KETKY: Nonprofits & History

May 2016

Our newest episode, Nonprofits and History features three nonprofits supporting Kentucky’s past for the betterment of the future. In our first story we’ll take you on a tour of the Bill Monroe Birthplace, followed by the Behringer Crawford Museum, and concluding with Ashland, the Henry Clay homestead.

Known as the birthplace of Bluegrass Music, people from all 50 states and many foreign countries have come to hear the heartbeat of Kentucky. Learn what would happen without the preservation of this nonprofit, providing a musical history to future generations. Learn more about Bill Monroe, and what the state would be like without him.

The Behringer Crawford Museum houses the unique artifacts you won’t find in other places. Learn about the prehistoric Indians and ice age animals that congregated in Northern Kentucky; check out the world’s tiniest dog or a genuine shrunken head! This museum holds the artifacts that tell the story of Northern Kentucky’s settlement and development. A new attraction is the addition of the children’s nature playground. Explore the sandpit of archaeology to the ziplines that fly through history.

Ashland preserves the legacy of Henry Clay and his mansion with all of its contents. Learn how Clay became known as the great compromiser, witness reenactments of the time, and discover the early roots of Lexington, KY.

Where would we be without our history?

Tune in and spread the word! Gain insight into where we’ve been and where we might go.

Remember, you can watch past episodes of kNOwMORE almost any day of the week, either on KETKY every Tuesday at 1:30pm est or one of our statewide partner stations in your community.

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quote of the month“There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.”
-Ernest Hemingway

diss qr tagPlease Help Us Continue Educating our Communities in 2016.

We have corporate sponsor and underwriting opportunities available. Put your organization’s name on a great cause that is seen state-wide. If your organization has a passion for any of the above topics, or you know of a corporation that supports causes and charities dedicated to these areas of importance, please have them contact us so that we may share these pportunities.

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Prosper Media Group, Inc. P.O. Box 55182 Lexington, KY 40555 | 888.528.1999 | www.knowmorenonprofits.com The kNOwMORE educational television series currently airs on PBS affiliate KET as well as CCTV in Northern Kentucky. All show segments are also available in HD on-line, on-demand 24/7.

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FRIEND FOR LIFE

FRIEND FOR LIFE 
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To help persons recently diagnosed with cancer and their loved ones navigate the path through diagnosis, treatment and recovery by pairing them with a trained survivor of a similar experience so they can face cancer with someone who’s been there.

Established in 1988, Friend for Life is a network of survivors and co-survivors (caregivers) who serve as trained volunteers, providing one-on-one emotional and psycho-social support to persons recently diagnosed with cancer, and their loved ones. Facing cancer with someone who has been through a similar experience helps restore a sense of stability during a tumultuous time and to navigate the path through diagnosis, treatment and recovery. 32076_403381077169_2021273_n

Who we are
Friend for Life is a non-profit support network of cancer survivors who serve the emotional and psychological needs of persons recently diagnosed with cancer, and their loved ones. These services are offered free of charge.

How we can help
We match persons recently diagnosed with any form of cancer as closely as possible with a trained volunteer who has encountered the same type of cancer and similar course of treatment.

Wherever possible, we also match for age and gender. Our volunteers do not advise or participate in medical decisions, but offer compassionate insights into their own experiences of coping with cancer. We can help you sort through the overwhelming feelings that often accompany a cancer diagnosis. Support is also available for family and friends. 

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For more information, please visit their website at: 
http://www.friend4life.org/

GREEN HOUSE 17

GREEN HOUSE 17
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Green House 17 serves survivors of intimate partner abuse and their communities in the 17 county Bluegrass Area Development District. We do this by sheltering over 230 individuals a year who are fleeing unsafe homes, providing thousands of court advocacy services, providing access to and financial assistance for attorneys, answering thousands of crisis and informational calls, conducting trauma informed care and peer led support groups, educating teens about dating violence, and partnering with multiple community agencies to provide the holistic care. The Kentucky Domestic Violence Association estimates that 1 in 3 Kentucky women will be victims of intimate partner abuse and that as many as 50% of homeless women and children are homeless due to domestic violence. These are the families and individuals we serve.

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Without Green House 17’s services, the barriers holding many of these individuals in violent homes or keeping them homeless would still exist. While domestic violence does not discriminate, the vast majority of survivors we serve do not have any other resources. They would be either homeless or in constant fear without the resources we provide. Recently, Green House 17 received a letter from a former client thanking us for the services we provided her and her son. This case presented a very high lethality risk and involved interstate agencies. No one at the table quite knew where was the safest place for this family.

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They came to Green House 17. While shelters can be very intimidating places exacerbating the trauma already held by victims, this client felt that we not only provided her with a safe space to go, but also treated her with a level of respect, love and kindness she has not experienced in other agencies since receiving our services. Specifically, she mentioned how she always felt welcomed by staff and that their doors were always open to her. She went on to say that had her first experience not been with our shelter, she would have returned to a lethal situation. We believe that it is our job to love people until they learn to love themselves. The survivors who walk through our doors are deserving; they are of value.

For more information, please visit their site at:
http://beyondtheviolence.com/