A unique holiday light display in Delaware is gaining a lot of attention around central Ohio, and now they’re using their local fame for a good cause. More than 130 homes in the Glenross neighborhood are all decked out with lights synchronized to Christmas music on 94.1 FM. The display

Richmond’s Dave Faughn has been nominated for the 2019 Eagle Rare Life Award for his devotion to finding a diagnosis and cure for his 7-year-old daughter Katherine’s rare genetic disease, NUBPL. If he wins, Faughn will receive $50,000 for the NUBPL Foundation, the non-profit he co-founded with wife Glenda McCoy

What began as a father’s desperate pursuit of a diagnosis for his daughter’s mysterious disease has evolved into David Faughn’s life-long commitment to pioneering medical research and promoting legislation to ensure medical coverage for affected patients. David Faughn embodies character. Of the many characteristics encapsulated in the Eagle Rare Life

Nonprofit organizations participating in Kentucky Gives Day raised a collective $222,195 on April 18 in the state’s fifth annual 24-hour online giving campaign. The event now stands with $1,335,300 raised by participating nonprofits over five years. This year brought together 1,808 donors who made over 2,000 gifts to 139 nonprofit

David Faughn entered parenthood the way many fathers do: suddenly, hopefully, and at a bit of a loss about what to do. Katherine lay on her mother’s belly having spent 40 weeks within it. Her father was a foreigner to her. Or that’s how it seemed to Dave. The “ten months