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Jul 8, 2021 / 07:45 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Tibbs Drive-In Theater is hosting a movie night for families who have kids with life-threatening illnesses. The event is being put on by the A Kid Again Indiana chapter as part its “Be A Kid Again Day” celebration. A Kid Again Indiana provides these families with cost-free, year-round, adventures helping families make memories during a tough time. Their goal is for families to have moments to look forward to in between hospital visits...

Dreamnight at the Zoo is a special night where families of children who have life-threatening conditions can come together for a fun time.

May 13, 2021 / 09:28 PM EST GREENWOOD, Ind. (WISH) — Families with kids who have life-threatening illnesses can enjoy an afternoon of fun at Johnson County’s Independence Park on Sunday with the superhero-themed Capes & Crowns Family Fun Fest. The Indiana chapter of A Kid Again is hosting the fundraiser to continue supporting families and providing adventures for them to break away from doctor’s visits and hospital treatments. The organization hopes to reach a goal of $11,000 with the ev...

Alexander Farr Southwood High School (Wabash) For more information on the Indianapolis NBA All-Star Legacy Grants announced in February 2020, click HERE. Indianapolis NBA All-Star Rising Stars Class of 2021 - Individual Descriptions A Kid Again Meg Kirk, Danville Community High School (Danville, IN) At Meg Kirks core is a devotion to putting the needs of others far ahead of her own. Her big heart is especially visible within the Indiana Chapter of A Kid Again – a national organization centere...

Organizations have been able to continue vital programming amid COVID-19 by Jeff Svoboda @JacketsInsider / BlueJackets.com Doug Wolf can still remember the day everything changed, not just for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Ohio but for just about every nonprofit in the area.  But the chief executive officer of the Columbus-...