World Down Syndrome Day 2023- Choose Your Own Adventure
Down Syndrome of Louisville Encourages Community to Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day The nonprofit is teaming up with local businesses for a weekend-long celebration. To see the complete calendar of events for DSL’s World Down Syndrome Day celebration, see below. Louisville, Ky. (March 15, 2023) – Down Syndrome of Louisville (DSL) is celebrating World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) […]
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In loving memory of Katherine Scholtz
It is with the deepest sadness we share with you one of our most beloved members, Katherine Scholtz has passed. Known here at DSL as “KitKat” she was truly magic. She lit up any room she was in, and she knew it! Katherine was We will miss her dearly and feel honored and grateful to […]
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In loving memory of Quade Bischoff
Quade Nathaniel Bischoff gained his angel wings on December 20, 2022. He is now slinging Spider-man webs and flying from place to place, has the loudest microphone possible and is on a huge stage, has all the Ikea paintbrushes available, is tearing off his shirt to show his muscles from time to time and having […]
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2022 DSL Impact Report
Check out our 2022 Impact Report!
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Woodford Reserve/DSL Bottle Pre-Order
Down Syndrome of Louisville and Woodford Reserve have collaborated for a truly unforgettable 2022 Holiday Season! There will be 75 exclusive bottles of Woodford Reserve Distiller’s Select engraved with the Down Syndrome of Louisville logo at two different Evergreen Liquors locations. (150 total!) You can use this form to reserve your bottles ahead of time. By filling […]
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Down Syndrome of Louisville Members Featured in Times Square Video in New York City
Watch WDRB coverage of this event here. Phil Mason, Allen Norton, and Mabelle Holmes helped kick off Down Syndrome Awareness Month in annual National Down Syndrome Society video presentation NEW YORK (Sept. 19, 2022) – Local Down Syndrome of Louisville members Phil Mason, Allen Norton and Mabelle Holmes appeared in the bright lights of Broadway on […]
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Meet our 2022 Annual Award Winners…
Congratulations to our 2022 Award Winners! Joseph O. Thomas Volunteer Award goes to Tom Round – For extraordinary volunteer service to Down Syndrome of Louisville. “Tom’s son Brady was born in 2021 and he has hit the ground running for us! Videos, photographs, and any other media related content we need he has come through with […]
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#GiveforGoodLou 2022 was GROOVY!
We had a GROOVY #GiveforGoodLou this week and raised $20,320 in less than 24 hours. THANK YOU TO OUR 94 DONORS and OUR GENEROUS $10,000 MATCH! And thank you to the Community Foundation of Louisville for hosting such a wonderful day of giving! We are so grateful to our Kindness Warrior Community!
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DSL Day at Churchill Downs!
Spend a day at the track celebrating Down Syndrome of Louisville! SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th! Gates open at 11:30 and the first race is at 12:45. Our races are 4,5,6, & 7! You can purchase general admission tickets HERE!
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18 Stories for 18 Stories: River
18 Stories for 18 Stories On October 22nd, dedicated members of our community will be rappelling down 18 stories of the Hyatt Regency of Louisville in support of DSL as a part of Over The Edge 2022. We’re sharing 18 different stories about what DSL means to our members, their loved ones, and our community […]
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18 Stories for 18 Stories: Ankur Chandan
It’s time for another installment of 18 Stories for 18 Stories On October 22nd, dedicated members of our community will be rappelling down 18 stories of the Hyatt Regency of Louisville in support of DSL as a part of Over The Edge 2022. We’re sharing 18 different stories about what DSL means to our members, […]
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18 Stories for 18 Stories: Emily Bush
18 Stories for 18 Stories On October 22nd, dedicated members of our community will be rappelling down 18 stories of the Hyatt Regency of Louisville in support of DSL as a part of Over The Edge 2022. We’re sharing 18 different stories about what DSL means to our members, their loved ones, and our community […]
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Congrats to Corey Morgan, who recently completed his first Triathlon race after 5 months of training! Corey was inspired by Chris Nikic, the first individual with Down syndrome to complete an ironman triathlon, and has worked so hard to get to this place.
Corey completed the Ironcology Team Triathlon race in Versailles, Kentucky. This race, which builds on the full-distance triathlon (sometimes referred to as an ironman), consists of a 2.4-mile swim, 120 miles biking, and 26.2 miles running, complete with athlete exchanges where team members are required to complete at least one lap of the swim, bike, or run portion of the race. We are so proud of Corey for working hard to achieve his goal! Way to go!
