911 gives hope

Bring the kids so they can tell Jolly Ol' St. Nick what they want for Christmas this year.

For the 15th year, we're asking you to fill a 53-foot trailer full of toys for kids spending the holidays in Tri-State hospitals.

All the money raised will be used to buy toys for our annual toy drive happening December 1st through 3rd.

Proceeds from the annual motorcycle ride will go directly to Evansville non-profit, 911 Gives Hope, which will distribute the funds to other children's charities in the Tri-State.

The night will feature 30 fighters in 15 fights.

Bring the kids so they can tell Jolly Ol' St. Nick what they want for Christmas this year.

The check presentations took place during the annual Ride for 911 Gives Hope event on Saturday.

The Ronald McDonald House of Evansville shares a sweet story of how your generosity impacts the children they serve well beyond the holiday season.

The River City Rodeo brought three nights of exciting Bullfighters, Rodeo Clowns, and as promised, EPD's Officer Taylor Merriss rode a bull for 911 Gives Hope.

Proceeds from the motorcycle ride will go directly to Evansville non-profit, 911 Gives Hope, which will distribute the funds to other children's charities in the Tri-State.

This family's story truly shows the importance of 911 Gives Hope.

Emersyn Betz is hoping you'll help support her favorite local charity.