Acts of Kindness in Georgetown is an outlet to highlight the light and graciousness of our people and their actions.
Have you recently witnessed an act of kindness? Please submit your entry here.
Little Garden Club makes a big splash at Ward Hall
For nearly 10 years Georgetown’s Little Garden Club has tended to the gardens at Ward Hall: gathering plants and supplies, donating seating and sculptures, prepping the plots for spring, cleaning them up in the fall and maintaining all in between. READ MORE
Healing horses on a mission
Each year, Central Kentucky Riding for Hope (CKRH) helps nearly 2,000 children and adults with special physical, cognitive, emotional and social needs through therapeutic activities with the help of a herd of horses. READ MORE
Love your neighbor during Love Your Downtown
For months you’ve been reading about others’ acts of kindness; now it is your turn to step into the spotlight, to participate in your own act of kindness by showing some love locally – and get rewarded with the opportunity to win a basketful of merch, gift cards and Georgetown-branded swag in the process. READ MORE
For Fur-ever
In early January, the SCHS is getting the purrfect partner to help in its mission. Central Purrk Cat Café opens its doors to connect felines with families, forever. Owned by Ryan and Jennifer Hoskins, the café is part coffee shop and part cat adoption center and 100 percent cat-tastic. READ MORE
Answering those ‘all I want for Christmas’ letters
Santa Claus may be far, far away at the North Pole, but he has a helper right here, in the Georgetown Tourism office. Linda Webster, aka Local Elf, makes sure those all-important letters to Santa get into the right hands. READ MORE
Community food baskets for Thanksgiving – can we get an amen?
Georgetown’s AMEN House provides food, clothing and financial assistance to thousands of families in Scott County. The need for its services is always there, but the Thanksgiving holiday shines an even brighter spotlight on the critical importance of this nonprofit organizations’ outreach and impact on the food-insecure in our community. READ MORE
Six-Year-Old Raises Funds for Popsicles for First Responder
Every hand can help, no matter how small! 6 year old Taytum Hardin has taken it upon himself to give back to his community and everyone who works hard to keep it safe. READ MORE
Georgetown Fire Department partners with Santa for Toys for Tots
It will just look a little different this year. Steve Woodrum - State Farm is now accepting donations of new, unwrapped toys and/or monetary donations until November 15th to support the cause. READ MORE
Birdsong Quilting, Embroidery & Crafts Sparks Statewide Mask-Making Mission
This local Georgetown quilt shop is on a mission to provide masks to those who need them the most, stressing the importance of community, togetherness and the Georgetown spirit READ MORE
Live, from Windsor Gardens
It’s the little things that count. And the folks at locally-owned senior living care facility Windsor Gardens of Georgetown know that some of the littlest things have the biggest impact. READ MORE
Brothers in bourbon give back
A van packed full of food and supplies was driven all the way from Texas to Kentucky and donated to Georgetown’s AMEN House recently, thanks to a hero who created his own foundation and a chance friendship with a local bourbon distiller. READ MORE
Florida honeymooners and Kentucky hospitality
When volunteer guide Connie Minch learned that a just-married Florida couple had their honeymoon visit to a Kentucky attraction clipped due to coronavirus-related closings, she sprang into action to open the doors of Ward Hall to them. READ MORE
Old Friends Overwhelmed With Generosity
With social distancing restrictions put into place, Old Friends Throroughbred Retirement Farm has had to close their farm to visitors and cancel all of the events scheduled for their opening season. Desipte all of this, they have recieved generous amounts of support from both locals and horse lovers alike. READ MORE
Scott County Teacher Parade Gets an 'A' From Students
Want to make a child smile during remote-learning days? Plan a pop-up parade!
That's what Scott County principals and teachers did recently, only it wasn't just one child. The act of kindness of these enthusiastic educators made every student in the school district smile. READ MORE
