LOUISVILLE, KY (JULY 12, 2011) – New vegetable gardens at Bellewood Home for Children are helping produce much more than a tasty harvest of tomatoes, corn and squash. They’re growing self-sufficient, responsible adults from what…
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (May 18, 2011) – Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks are only two big names among the dozens of personalities who were discovered at Nashville’s Blue Bird Café, one of the world’s…
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As many people are preparing for Easter with their families this weekend, we kindly ask you to help Bellewood prepare Easter baskets for our youth who will be with us this Sunday. Bellewood is in…
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The next Steven Spielberg or Meryl Streep may be among the group of teens who participated in Bellewood’s third annual Youth Film Festival, an event that encourages people ages 12-18 in Kentucky and Southern Indiana to…
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Jennifer Lawrence, the underdog nominee for Best Actress, will have a special group of supporters watching on Oscar night – the young people at Bellewood Home for Children in her hometown of Louisville. The 20-year-old…
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Ever feel guilty about dining out? Well, now you don’t have to! Famous Louisville pizzeria, Tony BoomBozz, from February 7-10, is donating to Bellewood 15 percent of each person’s bill when they present the flier below with…
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Our President and CEO, Jerry Cantrell, was featured in the Courier Journal’s op-ed section today. In his piece, Mr. Cantrell explains how child abuse is an underlying factor in many of the issues that plague…
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If you’re looking for a way to give to someone less fortunate this holiday season, we’ve got some ideas for you. While you’re out shopping for your loved ones, you can pick up a few…
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Logan Clayton Bohannon, former Bellewood client turned executive director, died November 4, 2010, at 101. Mr. Bohannon had been an integral part of Bellewood since he arrived to our campus with his siblings in 1923…
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The University of Kentucky’s Center for the Study of Violence Against Children (CSVAC) bestowed honors this weekend to individuals who exemplify progress in the field of childcare services. Kristy Watt, director of operations at the…
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