It only took one “light bulb” moment for Kymm Ledbetter to know what she wanted to do for the rest of her life. Soon after, she opened Prairie Glass Studio in Topeka, where she brings people together to create beautiful pieces of art. The fusion of cheerful colors and the chance to use her hands to share her craft is what keeps her life in motion. Continue reading “Life in Motion with Kymm Ledbetter”
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka serves more than 1,500 Club members in its mission to enable all young people, especially those who need the Club’s positive influence the most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas is proud to partner with the Clubs, not only for a special bike giveaway, but all year through gifts of time and treasure. We hope our support makes a difference in the lives of these little Kansans. We invited Krystal Wiltz, director of development and marketing for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka, to share a story through the eyes of a Club member. While the child you read about below is fictional, her situation is not. Continue reading “{Guest Blog} Through the eyes of a child”
Matt All, BCBSKS senior vice president and general counsel, has been serving as the 2016 citywide campaign chair for the United Way of Greater Topeka. During his time as the campaign chair, he’s seen the challenges the city is facing, but feels encouraged about the progress it’s making. Continue reading “{Guest blog} BCBSKS vice president looks to create sustainable change through United Way”
One month from now, Kansans will converge in Topeka to participate in the 27th annual Sunflower State Games. We invited Mitch Gross, executive director of the Games, to provide some history and explain how this annual sporting event is getting Kansans active more than ever before. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas is a proud sponsor of the Sunflower State Games. Continue reading “{Guest blog} Get your Games on”
