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Educational Opportunities: Inspiring Scholarship and Success

Most people would expect kids to steer clear of learning activities after school, but the complete opposite happens at The Patch! The Educational Opportunities Program offers members of The Patch several forms of academic support in a structured environment. Each day, students arrive to a space holding everything they need for academic success, including...
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Volunteer Appreciation Week at The Patch

Flower beds at The Patch received a seasonal face-lift from some enthusiastic volunteers recently. Fifteen associates from Wiley Education Services, one of the world's largest publishing companies, came from near and far to lend a hand in our outdoor space. This service project was one of many that Wiley has encouraged its employees to participate in across the...
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Around the World in 5 Days!

The children of The Cabbage Patch explore global culture without leaving Louisville in our Around the World Day Camp! The food, crafts, music and other traditions from a variety of regions make up an exciting week of discovery. This year, highlights of Around the World Day Camp included a dance performance and workshop by the McClanahan School of Irish Dance,...
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Volunteer Kate Holwerk Honored

Kate Holwerk, or "Kate The Great," as we call her, is one of The Cabbage Patch's most dedicated volunteers, but we are not the only ones who have noticed the impact she makes in our community! The Younger Woman's Club, which has served Kentucky’s nonprofit organizations for more than 90 years, has honored Kate with their Citizen Laureate award! The award was...
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A Governor’s Scholar at The Patch!

We are thrilled to announce that we have a Governor's Scholar in our midst! Janae, a long-time Cabbage Patch member who is active in our Leadership Development program, has been selected as one of Kentucky's outstanding rising seniors. The Governor's Scholars Program strives to enhance Kentucky's next generation of civic and economic leaders.  Established...
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A Camp Kentahten Adventure

Imagine how exciting a camp adventure would be for a child who rarely leaves the city! Most of the young people served by The Cabbage Patch live in urban neighborhoods, and the outdoor experiences that they have with The Patch truly broaden their horizons. For the past five years, Tim Horton Camp Kentahten has generously provided a camp weekend for approximately...
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When Will We See You Again?

The Cabbage Patch Board of Directors is a diverse group, and each Board member brings a very unique set of talents  and connections to our mission. We value their guidance in financial matters, strategic planning, marketing plans and more, and ask any Cabbage Patch Board member why they serve and the answer will be the same: it's all about the children! We organized...
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What’s in a Game?

What's in a game? Most would say fun and entertainment, but at The Cabbage Patch, we look a little deeper and find opportunities to engage children in important lessons. The trick of educating children while they think they are playing is what makes our Educational Opportunities department so successful. New in the Educational Opportunities department is Patch...
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Making History at the 2015 Annual Auction

When the time came to develop a theme for the 2015 Annual Auction, we looked to the success stories of our alumni for inspiration. Many Cabbage Patch members have made history in their families by becoming the first to go to college, the first to earn a degree...the first to show future generations what is possible. Where can history go from there? The accomplishment...
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Out of the City and Into Adventure!

Swoop! Swoop! "What was that?" Campers who had traveled to The Great Smoky Mountains as part of our Travel Camp had just set out on a night hike when something seemed to be flying overhead. They had left their flashlights at camp in order to better appreciate the natural beauty of the dark woods, so they stood still and waited for the moon to shed a little...
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