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Greater Kentucky News Releases 01-Feb-08 March of Dimes Works to Eliminate Racial Gaps in Infant Health Congratulate Congress on Re-authorizing S-CHIP 09-Jan-08 New Folic Acid Seal Helps Women Chose Enriched Grain Foods 28-Feb-07 Medicade Reimbursement for Smoking Cessation Bill Passed! 06-Feb-07 March of Dimes Funds Prematurity Research at the University of Louisville 11-Oct-06 Congratulations Natalie! Regional Volunteer Advisor Award for the Southern Region March of Dimes at work in the Greater Kentucky Chapter! 19-Sep-06 March of Dimes at work in the Greater Kentucky Chapter! 14-Sep-06 Shelbie's Angels Recognized as Top WalkAmerica Family Team in the Greater Kentucky Chapter, Spring 2006! 14-Sep-06 Greater Kentucky Chapter Top WalkAmerica Youth Team, Spring 2006! Helping NICU Families in Kentucky - March of Dimes NICU Family Support at Norton Suburban Hospital Kentucky Perinatal Association HPEP Program 09-Mar-06 Louisville WalkAmerica Family Team Committee 25-Oct-05 Ask Members of Congress to Sponsor "PREEMIE Act" 01-Feb-05 Governor Ernie Fletcher Funds Expanded Newborn Screening Program Have You Been Touched By the March of Dimes? National March of Dimes President to Unveil New National Initiative Kentucky Community Grants Program Kentucky’s Moms and Babies to Benefit from March of Dimes Grants March of Dimes Launches New Prematurity Campaign National news releases Phone: (502) 895-3734   E-mail Greater Kentucky News Desk   Donating is easy online, by phone or mail / fax.

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