Wendell Foster’s “Respect Starts Now!” educational campaign reached a total of 8,200 school kids in 2018.
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Foster starts local chapter
Go Baby Go hopes to adapt toy cars for special needs children By Renee Beasley Jones Messenger-Inquirer Five-year-old Hannah Hudson watched her mom drag a decked-out pink Jeep through a wide door way at Wendell Foster, where Hannah attends therapy sessions.
Robinson open to new artistic direction
By Steve Vied Messenger-Inquirer Rex Robinson has reached the age — 65 — where he is open to just about anything. But whatever happens to the long-time, well-known Owensboro artist, it will include art.
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I Do!
By Sandy Hayden, VP of Outpatient Therapy
Wendell Foster Starts GoBabyGo! Chapter
By Cindy Huston, Technology and Resource Center Director
Facebook fundraising for Wendell Foster is easy as 1-2-3 . . . !
Did you know over a billion dollars was donated to charities last year? A lot of those donations were made through social media or peer-to-peer fundraising.
Wendell Foster plans Special Needs Expo
By Renee Beasley Jones Messenger-Inquirer Wendell Foster is teaming up with the Kentucky Family to Family Health Information Center and Commonwealth Council on Developmental Disabilities to host Special Needs Expo: Building Bridges for Families.