Showing posts with label Philanthropy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philanthropy. Show all posts

Sunday, November 21, 2010

7 Year Old Helps Homeless Pets

Emily Harper turns seven on November 25th.

Nine friends attended her birthday party, but instead of gifts for her, Emily asked them to bring items to help our homeless pets.

On Friday, November 19, she and her dad delivered the presents to our Adoption Center and our animals thanked Emily in person! She especially enjoyed visiting with our adoptable bunny, Deloreon.

Emily has made a difference in the lives of our homeless pets. What an inspiration!

Happy Birthday, Emily!







Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Humane Red & Humane White Wine


Philanthropy at its "winest"

Lovers Leap Vineyards & Winery has created Humane Red & Humane White wine to benefit our homeless animals. The labels feature two adopted Woodford Humane pets, beautifully photographed by Peggy Maness Photography.

Each bottle of wine costs $20, and of that Lovers Leap will donate $5 back to our animals. In addition, the total Humane Wine donation will be earmarked to Woodford Humane's SAVE Matching Gift and Endowment Fund, so each bottle purchased goes twice as far helping our animals!

To get Lovers Leap Humane Wines to give as a gift, or for yourself, please visit Lovers Leap at 1180 Lanes Mill Road, Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. Or contact them at info@loversleap.com or (502) 839-1299.

Must be 21 to purchase Humane Wines. Lovers Leap promotes responsible drinking.


Monday, May 3, 2010

Joseph-Beth Gives Back!

Since 2008, Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Lexington has donated over $13,000 to the homeless pets at the Woodford Humane Society! As a 501c3 nonprofit without any government funding, this sure helps our SAVE mission (Spay/neuter, Adopt, Volunteer, Educate).



You can add to this donation each time you shop at JB. Become a Gives Back Member and select Woodford Humane as your partnering charity. Then, each time you shop, the animals will benefit from your purchase (details).



May is Joseph-Beth's Gives Back Month

and you can Give Back even more!
  1. Become a Gives Back Member

  2. Print this special voucher

  3. Bring it and shop on Wednesday, May 5.

When you do, TWENTY PERCENT will be donated back to the animals waiting for homes at our Adoption Center!

PRINT & BRING THIS VOUCHER


If you can't join us May 5, become a Gives Back Member now and help our homeless animals every time you shop at Joseph-Beth throughout the year. Please join us in thanking our friends at Joseph-Beth Booksellers!


Shop Woodford Humane retail (tees, tanks, totes, license plate frames, cards, etc) at Joseph-Beth in Lexington. Our display is located at the fire place as you enter Bronte Bisto. Each item sold helps us raise awareness and funds for the animals.


Woodford Humane Society's adopted Copper photographed by Peggy Maness Photography.

Monday, April 26, 2010

VISA helps the animals!

Citizens Commerce National Bank offers a special VISA card that benefits our homeless pets. Each time you use your Woodford Humane VISA, the bank will donate up to 1% of what you spend to the Woodford Humane Society.

If you're looking for an easy way to support the animals, this is one of the best things you can do. Since the start of this program in 2007, Citizens Commerce has donated more than $15,500 to our orphaned pets!

Applications are available at our Adoption Center and at Citizens Commerce Bank locations at 534 Marsailles Road and 231 South Main Street in Versailles or at 108 Sea Hero Street in Frankfort.

PHOTO: On April 20, 2010 CCNB presented our homeless animals with a Big Check! This incredible donation was generated by 2009 purchases made on the VISA. Please join us in thanking our friends at Citizens Commerce!

Back Row (L to R): Missie Wood (WHS Bookkeeper), Board Treasurer Steve South, Board President Peggy Maness with adoptable Tipper, CCNB VP of Operations Eli Barber, CCNB President and COO David Brown, and CCNB Loan Operations Supervisor Blythe Gayheart. Front Row (L to R): Board Member Susan Adams, Executive Director Diane Kops, Community Outreach Director Marty Vaughn with adoptable Asia.

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