Kicking Butt Over Breakfast
See these people in the photo? They know how to kick some serious butt. And so do the other 100+ guests who joined us on Oct. 29! Continue reading
Project News
The activities and success stories you make happen.
First golf scramble was a success
It all came together for the first-ever golf scramble: perfect weather, 11 teams ready for fun, and a great cause. Continue reading
Our October VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH is #kickingbutt!
We are thrilled to announce our October Volunteer of the Month, Frank Feger! Learn more about Frank here, including what his guilty pleasure is! Continue reading
A great celebration of “Semi-Colon”
We had a blast celebrating Caleb “Semi-Colon” Payne on Sept. 24 with a packed house at Molly Malone’s in Louisville! Continue reading
ANNOUNCING THE SECOND RECIPIENT OF OUR NEW PROJECT INNOVATION GRANT PROGRAM!
Read about the second recipient of the Project Innovation grant – and how the team behind the funded project is working to increase awareness about colon cancer and save lives of Martin and Pike County, Ky. residents here! Continue reading
Announcing the first recipient of our new Project Innovation grant program!
Read about the first recipient of the Project Innovation grant – and how the team behind the funded project is working to save lives in Knox County, Ky. here! Continue reading
Join us for the first-ever “Colon One” Golf Scramble
Monday, Oct. 19 * Audubon Country club, Louisville, Ky 11 a.m. registration/lunch 12:30 p.m. shot gun start Register below by Sept. 30 Sponsorships are still available! Colon One Sponsorship Information can be found here. Can’t attend but want to donate? You can … Continue reading
September is filled with opportunities for you to Kick Butt!
Learn more about how you can Kick Butt in September and beyond! Continue reading
A record-breaking Kicking Butt 5K
What an amazing day!
Our 10th Annual Kicking Butt 5K at Iroquois Park on Aug. 22, 2015 was a record-breaking blast, with more than 1,500 people and nearly $100,00 raised! Continue reading
‘Semi-Colon’ summits the Appalachian Trail!
Just two years after conquering late-stage colon cancer, retired Louisville firefighter Caleb Payne has accomplished another amazing feat: hiking the Appalachian Trail. Earlier this month, Payne stood on the summit of Mount Katadin in Maine wearing his “Survivor” t-shirt, … Continue reading
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