Kentucky Colonels Driving DSL in the Right Direction
Thanks to a generous grant from the Kentucky Colonels, Down Syndrome of Louisville is shifting into a new gear! We are thrilled to announce that we have received a generous $20,000 grant from the Kentucky Colonels! This incredible gift will be used to purchase a new accessible bus, ensuring that all of our members can […]
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“Be the Reason” Celebrity Basketball Game
Down Syndrome of Louisville volunteer, Louisville native, and basketball professional Trey Moses has invited DSL and friends to his Celebrity Basketball Game! Join Trey and other Louisville greats for the “Be the Reason” Celebrity Game on Saturday, June 22nd at 4 pm. CLICK HERE to RSVP for tickets Families must RSVP by Thursday, June 20th […]
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Celebrating our DSL Graduates!
Congratulations to DSL members Gabby & Treasure on graduating from Ivy Tech Community College!
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DSL Day with the Colts
The Indianapolis Colts have extended an invite to DSL for their game vs the Bills on Sunday, November 10th at 1 pm. We have a variety of tickets available at different price points. 300 level seating: $156 each (10 seats available) 400 level seating: $128 each (30 seats available) 500 level seating: $101 each (48 […]
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2024 Down Syndrome of Louisville College Fair
Join DSL on Wednesday, June 12th from 6-8 pm for our first-ever College Fair open house. Ivy Tech, Jefferson Community and Technical College, Western, and other programs will be present to talk about options and availability for this fall and beyond. RSVP Here Questions? Email Azariah
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A Derby Double for DSL!
Win a piece of Derby 150 History While Supporting Down Syndrome of Louisville Nonprofit Benefits from Raffle of Winning Jockey’s Oaks and Derby Pants Click here for DSL’s Press Release Louisville, Ky. (May 5, 2024) – Following their attendance at the Down Syndrome of Louisville (DSL) Gallop Gala in April, jockey Brian Hernandez and […]
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DSL’s Rose Meurer Presents at Equipping Minds 2024
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Friends Reunite Thanks to DSL & Special Olympics KY
John and Byron became acquainted at DSL seven years ago through our adult tutoring program and immediately formed a strong connection! They now collaborate as co-coaches for DSL’s Special Olympics Young Athletes, showcasing an exceptional partnership. John, a dedicated father to a child with DS, and JCPS teacher alongside Byron, a passionate DSL member with […]
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2024 Gallop Gala Recap
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Welcome Whitney to the Down Syndrome of Louisville Team!
Welcome Whitney Morris as a new Academy Teacher to the DSL team! Before she joined the DSL team she did Community Living Support full-time. When Whitney’s not at DSL she’s enjoying time with her four children! “I enjoy photography in my free time! A fun fact about me is I am a chicken farmer.”
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New DSL Committees
DSL Families, We are launching NEW DSL Volunteer Committees and we are excited to have our families participate. Please scroll through these photos to see the new committees forming and if you are interested in any of them fill out the form below. These committees will meet 4-6 times a year (some in-person/Some virtual) but […]
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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!
