What’s your favorite color, baby?! 💙🤍 Amazing to represent the Kentucky Chamber Foundation, talking with these incredible young men about all the ways to get involved and give back to Kentucky. Big thanks to the BBN and Craft Philanthropy for having us out! PS: Yes, I am wearing heels.

Happy Constitution Day! Wanna celebrate? Encourage your middle schoolers to enter the 2026 National Civics Bee: kychamber.com/national-civic… ❤️🤍💙

In November, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation is celebrating funders who make our work happen! Thank you to University of Kentucky Human Development Institute for making our Disability Hiring Academy possible, and equipping businesses with the training and resources to recruit, support,

Throughout the Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s gratitude month, we are celebrating the partners who make our work possible. We are grateful to Lift a Life Novak Family Foundation for supporting our child care initiatives, convening diverse stakeholders to find consensus-driven solutions, and

Can’t we all just get along? Kentucky Chamber Legislative Preview with some of the kindest men in the state discussing what it means to lead with civility. 🙌🏻Condrad Daniels crushed it - per usual!

HAPPENING NOW: We’re so proud of Kentucky’s Ava Bogard, one of the Top 10 finalists in the National Civics Bee! 🇺🇸 Tune in live to cheer her on and watch her speech - link below. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Today, Kentucky Chamber Foundation Senior Vice President Beth Davisson joined Kentucky Chamber Chair-Elect Kim Halbauer of Fifth Third Bank to celebrate the grand opening of Fifth Third’s new Kentucky Headquarters and NuLu Main Financial Center. The Chamber is proud of this investment in

During the Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s gratitude month, we’re grateful for KY American Water's support of the Leadership Institute for School Principals and the Educator's Guide to Industry—education solutions that help build opportunity across the Commonwealth. Together, we are

As we celebrate gratitude month, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation is proud to recognize The Just Trust for its ongoing support of our Workforce Recovery initiatives. Their commitment to recovery-focused solutions helps Kentuckians receive a second chance through meaningful

As we continue gratitude month at the Kentucky Chamber Foundation, we would like to thank Planters Bank and Higgins Insurance for investing in their community by supporting Christian County principals through the Leadership Institute for School Principals. Their partnership enables

This month, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation has been thanking those who make our work possible during our gratitude month. We are grateful to Kentucky SHRM for supporting our Hiring Academy programs. Their partnership empowers business leaders with the tools to strengthen Kentucky’s

Big win for Kentucky! Proud of our team and our partners at the Fletcher Group for stepping up in a needed way for Appalachia.

Kentucky has something special. We show up for each other every day. Kentucky Chamber Foundation Board Chair Les Fugate and I wrote about the businesses and partners across our state turning values into action. Read more here : lnkd.in/gmpX5crM

Happy Giving Tuesday! Thank you for considering the work of Kentucky Chamber Foundation!

Kentuckians are working hard but the math isn’t mathing anymore. If you’re ready for common-sense solutions that keep opportunity within reach, add your name and get involved: OpportunityStartsHere.com

The Kentucky Chamber Foundation would like to congratulate the University of Kentucky Human Development Institute (HDI) on the advancement of the Training Innovation Project (TIP). We look forward to continuing this work in partnership with HDI and expanding training to help employers

The Kentucky Chamber Foundation invites 6th–8th graders to participate in the 2026 National Civics Bee®—a free, nonpartisan competition that inspires civic engagement, builds leadership skills, and explores ways to strengthen communities. Students submit a 500-word essay online

Just a few days left for 6th–8th grade students to submit their 500-word essays for the 2026 National Civics Bee®. This free, nonpartisan competition promotes civic engagement and community leadership while giving students the opportunity to compete for prizes at the regional,

The submission deadline for the 2026 National Civics Bee® has been extended to February 17, 2026. Middle school students in grades 6–8 are invited to participate in this free, nonpartisan essay competition, designed to strengthen civic knowledge, critical thinking, and leadership