THROUGH JANUARY TO OVERSEE THE TRANSITION IN. HUNDREDS OF LOCAL FOSTER CHILDREN GOT THEIR CHRISTMAS WISH LISTS FULFILLED TODAY. WEDNESDAY’S CHILD HOSTED ITS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY AT MAIN EVENT. THE KIDS GOT TO PLAY GAMES, EAT LUNCH AND OPEN LOTS AND LOTS OF GIFTS EACH YEAR BEFORE THE PARTY. THE KIDS TELL THEIR CASEWORKERS WHAT THEY WANT FOR CHRISTMAS, AND THEN THEY CASEWORKER WRITES IT DOWN AND WE GET THEM ONCE THIS CHILD, AND THEN WE ALL GO SHOPPING. SO WE WORK VERY HARD AT GETTING EXACT WHAT THEY WANT ON THEIR WISH LIST. SO IT’S A SPECIAL TIME FOR US AT WEDNESDAY’S CHILD, TOO, BECAUSE WE CAN GIVE BACK TO THESE CHILDREN IN THE PARTY IS ONE OF MANY SERVICES. WEDNESDAY’S CHILD PROVIDES FOR FOSTER CHILDREN IN KENTUCKY THROUGHOUT THE USING YOUR GENEROUS DONATION. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP JUST LOOK FOR WEDNESDAY’S CHILD. TH
Wednesday's Child holds annual Christmas party for Kentucky foster children
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Updated: 8:56 PM EST Dec 6, 2023
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Hundreds of Kentucky foster children got their Christmas wish lists fulfilled on Wednesday.Wednesday's Child hosted its annual Christmas party at Main Event in Louisville.The children got to play games, eat lunch and open lots and lots of presents.Each year before the party, the children tell their caseworkers what they want for Christmas."The caseworker writes it down and we get them, Wednesday's Child, we all go shopping, so we work very hard at getting exactly what they want on their wish list, so it's a special time for us at Wednesday's Child too because we can give back to these children," said Dana Carroll, executive director of Wednesday's Child.The party is one of many services the organization provides for foster children in Kentucky throughout the year, using donations.If you would like to donate, click here.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Hundreds of Kentucky foster children got their Christmas wish lists fulfilled on Wednesday.
Wednesday's Child hosted its annual Christmas party at Main Event in Louisville.
The children got to play games, eat lunch and open lots and lots of presents.
Each year before the party, the children tell their caseworkers what they want for Christmas.
"The caseworker writes it down and we get them, Wednesday's Child, we all go shopping, so we work very hard at getting exactly what they want on their wish list, so it's a special time for us at Wednesday's Child too because we can give back to these children," said Dana Carroll, executive director of Wednesday's Child.
The party is one of many services the organization provides for foster children in Kentucky throughout the year, using donations.
If you would like to donate, click here.
