Members of Kentucky Select enjoy lunch at the 2016 Partners in Philanthropy Awards presented by Business First of Louisville and The Community Foundation of Louisville. From Left: John Stough, Ann James, Missy Ormerod, Christy Dodds, Woode Hannah, Julie Beam, Jay Gulick and Sandy Gulick.
About 300 people joined Business First of Louisville and the Community Foundation of Louisville at the Galt House today to honor some of the area's most generous companies at its Partners in Philanthropy awards banquet. The annual event recognizes employers and individuals who prioritize giving back to our community. Kentucky Select Properties was named the most generous business in the small company category, Zoeller Pump Company in the medium company category and Humana/Humana Foundation in the large company category. Read more.
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