Backpacks For Thoroughbred Workers' Children
Blue Grass Farms Charities gave away 346 backpacks with school supplies.
Keyword: Blue Grass Farms Charities
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New Initiative to Assist Backstretch Workers
Keeneland and Blue Grass Farms Charities have announced a new initiative, the Backstretch CORE Program (Comprehensive Outreach and Enrichment), to provide expanded services to the Lexington track's backstretch employees.
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Mardi Gras Theme for BGFC Fundraiser
Jockeys Robby Albarado and Calvin Borel, both natives of Louisiana, will serve as honorary co-chairs of the Blue Grass Farms Charities' annual fundraiser Oct. 18 at Marriott Griffin Gate Resort and Spa in Lexington.
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Horse Farm Soccer Tourney Begins June 23
Eight teams will compete in the second Horse Farm Soccer Tournament that begins June 23 near Lexington. The event helps support Blue Grass Farms Charities.
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Blue Grass Farms Charities Event on Dec. 18
Blue Grass Farms Charities will host its annual "Festival of Christmas" at the Keene Entertainment Center at Keeneland Dec. 18.
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Brighter Christmas for 500 Industry Children
The Blue Grass Farms Charities' annual Christmas festival provided food, gloves, and coats to more than 210 families Dec. 15.
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Free Health Screenings at Keeneland
Blue Grass Farms Charities hosts free health screenings Oct. 24-25 at Keeneland.
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Keeneland, Others Offer Free Dental Screening
Keeneland, the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, and Blue Grass Farms Charities July 20 announced an innovative partnership to provide free dental screenings for the children of horse industry employees.
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Key Issues Discussed at KY Immigration Forum
The fairly new concept of e-verification for immigration workers was one of the topics at a March 8 forum hosted by Blue Grass Farms Charities in conjunction with attorneys from Wyatt, Tarrant and Combs in Lexington.
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Retired Trainer Wiggins to Chair Fundraiser
Retired trainer Hal Wiggins will serve as the honorary chairperson for Blue Grass Farms Charities' annual fundraiser at Fasig-Tipton Co. in Lexington on Oct. 22.
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