Louisville - look what YOU did in 100 Days
76,379 Positive Actions!
76,379 positive actions have been recorded by our Give Every Day Champions since September 23rd when we launched the campaign to make the most of our last 100 days of 2020 together. Imagine what we could do if we all got up tomorrow and started another 100 day cycle together.
Use your imagination! Become a Give Every Day Champion - it's fun and easy!
Click HERE for 100 ideas and links to organizations for you to consider helping.
These Give Every Day Champions worked together to improve our community at “The Greatest Clean-Up” in West Louisville.
Thank you all!
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Goal: 100,000 smiles - Be a Give Every Day Champion and keep those smiles coming and lift someone’s spirits. The added benefit is it makes you feel and look better! 
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Thanks to Give Every Day Champions Pam Haines and Team at Sweet Peaches, 1801 West Muhammad Ali Blvd for giving away 400 Free Fish Dinners!
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Olivia Griffin opened the new Riot Cafe and HATS by Griffin on 4th Street. Check out this Give Every Day Champion and support local businesses!
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Stop by and meet our Give Every Day Champion, Whitney at “Garden Girl Foods” in the Logan Street Market. She grows and cans everything in her shop! 
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Give Every Day Champions join Tammy as she opens new Parkland Neighborhood Food Mart with Councilwoman Green and Rev. Charles Elliot and Tamika Jackson from Parkland Business and Development Association.
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We're looking for 100 new murals. They are popping up everywhere. Be a Give Every Day Champion and see how many you can find and post to share! How many murals are in Louisville?
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Councilwoman Sexton Smith presented District 4 Distinguished Citizen proclamations to Give Every Day Champions Les Helphenstine and Delvone who pulled a drowning man from the Ohio River recently.
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Smiling faces can be seen all over town. Be a Give Every Day Champion and Capture smiles and post! 
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Honoring a Living Legend, Dr. H. Donald Cockerham with an honorary street sign for his 90th birthday and 35 years of pastoring at Historic Zion Baptist Church. Co-Founder of CLOUT in 1991.
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Post a picture of your give every day action on Facebook with the hashtag #GiveEveryDayLouisville
Many thanks from your Metro District 4 team, Councilwoman Sexton Smith and Audrey Champelli
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