st jude radiothon

The Y NOT Pizza and Wings menu looks delicious. You can check out this brand new restaurant and help St. Jude this week. Dine-in, delivery or drive-thru!

What another incredible WBKR St. Jude Radiothon! Here some highlights from day two.

Meet nine-year-old Eden West. She attends Marie Gatton Phillips Sacramento Elementary School and she helped organize a St. Jude fundraiser for her school after a reading assignment inspired her. Watch!

We are happy to have Luke Hilgenhold from Tell City, Indiana be a part of the radiothon. Here he is performing an original song, "Love Will Win".

Keith Vincent and Eddie Maddux have joined us for many WBKR St. Jude Radiothons and they always write special music for the event. Here's their new one, "A Prayer for St. Jude".

The talent in the Tri-State is amazing and we were lucky to have Marty Brown, Jr. here to perform as part of the 2018 St. Jude Radiothon.

This week, the student body decided to hold a penny war to raise money for St. Jude. The senior class won, and they were a special event to commemorate the end of the penny war.

Whew! What a day one for the 2018 WBKR St. Jude Radiothon. Check out all the special guests who stopped by one day one!

She's back! Jaclyn Graves is joining us with stories from St. Jude and she's encouraging you to become a Partner in Hope.

Fifteen-year-old Courtney Peveler is a singer/songwriter from Muhlenberg County and she shared a special song in honor of aunt on the WBKR St. Jude Radiothon.

You can now proudly display your St. Jude Partner in Hope status by adding a frame to your Facebook profile picture.

Last year, we were all introduced to very special third grader from Eastview Elementary, Cora Butler. She raised money last year by having her friends bring a dollar so they could wear a hat, this year, now a fourth grader, Cora wanted to increase the fundraising.