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Who We Support (Schools continued) Lowe Elementary St. Matthews Elementary Luhr Elementary St. Nicholas Academy Who We Support Corbin High School Mapleton Elementary Stonestreet Elementary Corbin Intermediate Marie Roberts-Caney Elementary Summit Academy of Corbin Middle Mary Carrico Catholic Greater Louisville Corbin Primary Maryhurst Academy Taylor County High Corpus Christi Classical Academy Maryville Elementary The Academy @ Shawnee Crittenden Mt. Zion Elementary Maupin Elementary School The Brook-Dupont Crossroads Elementary McFerran Preparatory Academy Thomas Jefferson Elementary ARTS & CULTURE Louisville Federation of Musicians Jessica Roth Crums Lane Elementary McLean County Middle Toliver Elementary ORGANIZATIONS Louisville Free Public Library Kacy Jackson Cub Run Elementary Medora Elementary Tompkinsville Elementary Louisville Grows Karan Chavis Dewitt Elementary Memorial Elementary Trunnell Elementary 21c Museum Hotel Louisville Nature Center Kassie Alderson Dixie Elementary Metcalfe County Elementary Tully Elementary 90.5 WUOL Classical Louisville Louisville Philharmonia - Kristen Renee Miller Doss High Metcalfe County Middle Tyner Elementary Acting Against Cancer The Musicians' Orchestra Lake Steurer Dunn Elementary Middlesboro High Utica Elementary Actors Theatre of Louisville Louisville Story Program Les Waters Earlington Elementary Middletown Elementary Visually Impaired Preschool Services Allegro Dance Project Inc Louisville Urban League Linda Bruckheimer East Oldham Middle Mill Creek Elementary Waller-Williams Environmental School AMPED (Academy of Music Louisville Visual Art Lonetta Martin Edmonson County High Monroe County Middle Warfield Elementary Production Education Louisville Water Mac Daum Eisenhower Elementary Mount Tabor Elementary Warren East High and Development) Louisville Youth Choir Micah Chandler Elliott County High Mount Washington Elementary Watson Lane Elementary Arts Alliance Southern Indiana Louisville Youth Orchestra Michelle Staggs Engelhard Elementary Mount Washington Middle Watterson Elementary Arts Association of Oldham County Louisville Zoo Owen Matthiessen ESL Newcomer Academy Mt. Vernon Elementary Wayne County Middle Arts Commission of Danville/ Maker Mobile, Inc. Peter Berkowitz Estill County High Nativity Academy at St. Boniface Weinberg Academy at Home of Boyle County Metro Parks and Recreation - Iroquois Peyton Harshfield Estill County Middle New Albany High the Innocents Asia Institute Crane House Amphitheater Portia White Evarts Elementary New Washington High Wellington Elementary Athiri Inc Muhammad Ali Center Ralph S. Helm Fairdale Elementary Newburg Middle West Broadway Elementary Bernheim Arboretum and Museum of the American Printing Ron Schildknecht Fairdale High Newport Intermediate West End School Research Forest House for the Blind Rose Flowers Fairmont Elementary Nichols Elementary West Point Independent Bluegrass Anonymous, Inc. Old Louisville Neighborhood Council Sara Callaway Farmer Elementary Noe Middle Western Middle School for the Arts Bridge Kids International PANDORA PRODUCTIONS Sarah McCartt-Jackson Fern Creek Elementary North Calloway Elementary Westport Middle Bullitt County Arts Council Play Cousins Collective Susan Bramer Fern Creek High North Hancock Elementary Wheatley Elementary Bunbury Theatre Company Portland Museum Tatiana Christine Rathke Field Elementary Northaven Elementary Wheeler Elementary Carnegie Center for Art & History Rhythm Science Sound Teddy Abrams Flat Gap Elementary Norton Commons Elementary Whitney Young Elementary Center For Neighborhoods River City Drum Corp Cultural Teri Dryden Floyds Knobs Elementary Norton Elementary Wilder Elementary CirqueLouis Arts Institute, Inc Terri Foster Foster Academy Oak Grove Elementary Wilkerson Traditional Elementary Commonwealth Theatre Center, Inc. Riverside, the Tyler Robertson Frakes School Center Okolona Elementary Wilson Elementary Conrad-Caldwell House Museum Farnsley-Moremen Landing Wendy Brown Franklin-Simpson High Oldham County High Wilt Elementary Creative Agents of Change Sarabande Books, Inc. William M. Duy Frayser Elementary Olmsted Academy North WR Castle Elementary ELEVATOR Artist Resource Shelby County Community Theatre Yani Vozos Georgetown Elementary Overdale Elementary Wright Elementary Falls of the Ohio State Park - Side by Side Studio, Inc. Gilmore Lane Elementary Page School Center Yellow Creek School Center Falls of the Ohio Foundation Speed Art Museum SCHOOLS Goldsmith Elementary Painted Stone Elementary Youth Performing Arts School Farmington Historic Plantation Squallis Puppeteers Grant Line Elementary Parkwood Elementary Zachary Taylor Elementary Frazier History Museum StageOne Family Theatre Academic Services/Jeerson Greathouse/Shyrock Elementary Peace Academy Gheens Science Hall and Rauch STEAM Exchange County Public Schools Green Valley Elementary Perry County Central High NON-ARTS & CULTURE Planetarium Stoneware & Co. Ahrens Work Transition Program Greenville Elementary Pikeville High Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana Teatro Tercera Llamada Alex R Kennedy Elementary Greenwood Elementary Pineville Independent PARTNERS AND COMMUNITY Historical Society of Harrison County The Filson Historical Society Assumption High Greenwood High Pitt Academy CENTERS Jeerson Memorial Forest The Gap Felony Prevention Program Athens-Chilesburg Elementary Gutermuth Elementary Pleasant Grove Elementary Jewish Community of Louisville, Inc. The Gilbert and Sullivan Society Atherton High Harlan County High Pleasure Ridge Park High Americana Community Center, Inc. Josephine Sculpture Park of Louisville Atkinson Academy Hartstern Elementary Portland Elementary Baxter Community Center Kentucky Center for the Arts Foundation The Kentucky Center for the Auburndale Elementary Hawthorne Elementary Presentation Academy California Community Center Kentucky Derby Museum Performing Arts Audubon Elementary Hazard High Price Elementary Chapel House Kentucky Opera Association The Little Loomhouse Ballard High Hazelwood Elementary Raceland-Worthington High Christian Health Center 4th St Kentucky Refugee Ministries, Inc. The Louisville Academy of Music Bardstown Elementary Heuser Hearing & Language Academy Ramsey Middle Christian Health Center West Kentucky Science Center The Louisville Orchestra, Inc. Bates Elementary Highland Elementary Rangeland Elementary Cyril Allgeier Community Center Kentucky Shakespeare, Inc. Theatre 502 Bell Central School Center Highland Hills Middle Right Fork School Center Father Maloney's Boys and Girls Haven KMAC Museum West Louisville Eco-HUB Bell County High Hindman Elementary Robertson County Friendship House La'Nita Rocknettes School of Dance West Louisville Performing Bellewood Hite Elementary Roby Elementary Frost-Stuart Boys and Girls Club Locust Grove Arts Academy Black Mountain Elementary Hogsett Elementary Rosspoint Elementary and Middle Gilda's Club of Louisville Looking for Lilith Theatre Company Yew Dell Botanical Gardens Blake Elementary Indian Trail Elementary Russell County Schools Glen Ridge Health Campus LouiEvolve Young Authors Greenhouse Bloom Elementary J. Graham Brown School Russell Springs Elementary Hope Scarves Louisville Ballet School Blue Lick Elementary Jackson County Middle Rutherford Elementary Kentucky African Americans Louisville Central Community Centers, Inc. CREATIVES Bonnieville Elementary Jacob Elementary S Ellen Jones Elementary Against Cancer Louisville Children's Film Festival, Inc. Bowen Elementary Jeffersontown Elementary Saint Agnes Parish Landmark of River City Newburg Community Center Louisville Chorus Adam Horton Brandeis Elementary Jeffersontown High Sand Gap Elementary Norton Breast Cancer Support Group Louisville Civic Orchestra Amberly Simpson Breckinridge-Franklin Elementary Jeffersonville High Sanders Elementary Norton Cancer Society Young Amy Miller Brooklawn Jennie Rogers Elementary Schaffner Traditional Elementary Survivors Group Ben Sollee Bryan Station Middle Jesse D. Lay Elementary Sebree Elementary Novak Pediatric Center Brandon S. Burk Bullitt Lick Middle Joe Harrison Carter Elementary Second Street Park Terrace Health Campus Braylyn Stewart (Resko Art) Byck Elementary Johnsontown Road Elementary Semple Elementary Parkland Boys and Girls Club Brenda Richardson Camp Taylor Elementary Joseph E. Stopher Elementary Seneca High Portland Community Center Brianne Bowers Cane Run Elementary Junction City Elementary Shacklette Elementary Shawnee Boys and Girls Club Casey McKinney Carter Traditional Elementary Kammerer Middle Shelby County High Sun Valley Community Center Cullyn Murphy Centerfield Elementary Kenwood Elementary Shelby Traditional Academy Thrive Center Inc. Ed White Central Hardin High Kerrick Elementary Simpsonville Elementary Westport Place Health Campus Elena Dahl Central High Career Magnet Academy Kimper Elementary Slate Run Elementary Wilderness Road Club Grant Goodwine Chancey Elementary King Elementary Slaughter Elementary Gregory Acker Charlestown Middle Klondike Lane Elementary Smyrna Elementary Gwen Kelly Chenoweth Elementary Knight Middle Somerset High Hannah Wemmitt Children's Academy Early Lassiter Middle South Oldham High Harry Pickens Learning Center Laukhuf Elementary South Todd Elementary Heather Burns Churchill Park School Layne Elementary Southern High Jake Waford Cochran Elementary Lebanon Junction Elementary Southside Elementary James May Cochrane Elementary LeGrande Elementary Spring Hill Elementary Jane Jones Cold Hill Elementary Leslie County High St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Jecorey Arthur (1200) Coleridge-Taylor
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