by Sarah Labitzke | May 10, 2022 | Community Impact
Growing Together! Festival and Picnic On Saturday, April 23, Lotus hosted the first-ever Growing Together! Festival & Picnic for survivors, children, and families to enjoy a day of playful activities while building resilience. It was a wonderful afternoon filled...
by Caroline Glynn Neal | Dec 13, 2021 | Community Impact
Our thoughts and efforts are directed towards the communities impacted by the devastating tornadoes and severe weather system on December 10. ITEMS NEEDED FOR CARE PACKAGES Lotus is currently collecting donations of the following items at our Paducah campus to be...
by Sarah Labitzke | Oct 1, 2021 | Community Impact
Lotus receives $1.29 million in Victims of Crime Act funds Grant funds continue to play a key role in allowing Paducah’s Lotus Children’s Advocacy and Sexual Violence Resource Center to expand its services and build a support network across the Purchase counties it...
by Caroline Glynn Neal | Sep 28, 2021 | Community Impact
The Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet announced that it is awarding $1,290,539 to Lotus Children’s Advocacy and Sexual Violence Resource Center. Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grants are the largest source of federal funding for victim service organizations like...
by Sarah Labitzke | Sep 13, 2021 | Community Impact
Dr. Christine Lindner, a history professor at Murray State University, has lived all over the world. From Long Island, to the United Kingdom, to Lebanon, and other communities on the world map, she now calls Murray, Kentucky her home. To Dr. Lindner, Murray is special...
by Caroline Glynn Neal | Aug 9, 2021 | Community Impact
Lotus recently welcomed five members to our board of directors. Misty Cates, Trust Operations Administrator at Paducah Bank & Trust Co., serves as chair for the current term. Learn more about the newest members of our board below. Angela Copeland Director of...
