The Shadow Angel Foundation

	CJ's Bus The Shadow Angel Foundation donated toys to CJ's Bus for the Christmas holiday season. We plan on sending them more toys in the future. More photos of our donation.

	CJ's Bus A safe haven for children in disaster. We have recently added CJ's Bus to the Shadow Angels Foundation's charity organizations that we help sponsor. You may read more about CJ's Bus on their web site.

	2008 Teddy Bear Campaign Our fourth large teddy bear give-away. More than 600 Gund Teddy Bears are on order.

	2008 Denver Children's Home We have donated five new computer monitors to the Denver Children's Home. This home was featured on Oprah's Big Give. It sounds like they are having a positive response from the community. The computer monitors were on their "wish list". More photos

	2007 Teddy Bear Campaign Our third large teddy bear give-away. One of many to come. More than 500 Gund Teddy Bears were donated to the Purchase Area Sexual Assault Center and Child Watch of Western Kentucky. Read more.

	2007 Southern Seven Head Start The Shadow Angel Foundation donated a new computer and digital camera to the Massac County Head Start Center. The centers older computer dates back to the 1990s! They were in desperate need of a new computer. The center also needed a digital camera to take photographs of the kids for the local newspaper.

	2006 Caesar J. Fiammia Award Beau Dodson was honored by Paducah Area Chapter of the American Red Cross executive director Sue Henry at the chapter's recent "Hats Off" recognition/awards ceremony for volunteers and donors. Dodson, a volunteer instructor in Community Disaster Preparedness training and a member of the 2006 Heroes Campaign committee, received the Caesar J. Fiamma Volunteer Award. Read more.

	2006 Mark Trail Award NOAA presents the Mark Trail Award to WPSD-TV and the Shadow Angel Foundation of Paducah, Ky. for support of the agency’s NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards program. Read more.

	National Weather Service The Shadow Angel Foundation is a strong support of the National Weather Service and the NOAA Weather Radio Program. Read more.

	Heartland Cares 2006 The Shadow Angel Foundation is a strong supporter of Heartland Cares. The foundation gives monthly donations to the programs food bank. Read more.

	2005 Heroes Campaign "Praise the lord and pass the biscuits" fund raiser in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Read more.

	Hurricane Rita Response - 2005 2005 will likely be remembered as the year of the hurricane. The United States paid a high price for its built up along the Gulf Coast. Read more.

	Hurricane Katrina - 2005 One of the worst natural disasters to ever strike the United States. Millions left homeless. Read more.

	2005 Ohio River Flooding January 2005 brought heavy rainfall to the Ohio River Valley causing rivers to flow out of their banks. Particularly hard hit was Livingston and McCracken Counties, of Western Kentucky. Hundreds of volunteers helped to build a levee in Smithland, Kentucky. The Shadow Angel Foundation provided food and drinks to the volunteers. The foundation assisted other volunteers at the Red Cross Shelter. Read more.

	American Red Cross The Shadow Angel Foundation continues to play an active role with the American Red Cross. During 2004, 2005, and 2006 the foundation has been able to donate money and electronic equipment to help prepare the local chapter for the eventuality of a natural disaster. Computer monitors, other computer equipment, bulletin boards, and other items have been provided. Read more.

	2005 Teddy Bear Donations - Rape Crisis Center Our second large teddy bear give-away. One of many to come. More than 600 Russ and Gund Teddy Bears were donated to the Rape Crisis Center and Child Watch of Western Kentucky. Read more.

	Children's Book Give-Away More than one hundred books were donated to the Southern Seven Head Start Centers in Massac County, Illinois.. Read more .

	2004 NOAA Weather Radio Giveaway To mark the one year anniversary of the Tri-County Tornado the Shadow Angel Foundation donated weather radios to be given away for each day during the month of May. Since that time the program has been expanded through WPSD TV 6 and more than 10,000 weather radios have been purchased by area residents at a discount. Read more.

	Six Who Make A Difference Award NBC - WPSD TV 6 gave Beau Dodson one of the 2004 "Six Who Make A Difference" awards. The awards are given out to area residents who have shown extraordinary service to their local communities. Read more.

	May 6, 2004 - 1 year anniversary of the Tri-County Tornado Outbreak On May 6, 2006, the National Weather Service in Paducah, Kentucky hosted a one-year anniversary look back at the Tri-County Tornado. Many speakers discussed the event and what actions were taken to help save lives. Beau Dodson spoke at the event concerning the charitable work of the Shadow Angel Foundation following the storms devastation. Read more.

	A scooter for an angel April needed a scooter in order to have more freedom to go places. Her mother called upon the Shadow Angel Foundation to see if there was anything we could do to help. Learn more.

	On May 6, 2003 a killer F4 tornado tour through portions of Pulaski, Massac, and Pope Counties of Southern Illinois Cash donations were raised by the foundation in order to help people rebuild their lives. More than $25,000 dollars was given out to people in Pulaski, Massac, and Pope Counties of Southern Illinois. Learn more.

	On May 6, 2003 a killer F4 tornado tour through portions of Pulaski, Massac, and Pope Counties of Southern Illinois A book was published to help document the event for survivors and future generations. The book was sponsored by the Shadow Angel Foundation through private donations. 100% of the money raised from the book was donated back into the community to help rebuild homes and businesses. Learn more.

	On May 6, 2003 a killer F4 tornado tour through portions of Pulaski, Massac, and Pope Counties of Southern Illinois The Shadow Angel Foundation responded by delivering information to area schools, mental health agencies, and churches on how to help kids cope after a disaster. In addition to this more than $25,000 dollars in cash donations were handed out to area residents. We donated 1200 brand new Russ Teddy Bears (special thank you to Russ Bears for giving us a discount and working with us on this project) to the children in the impacted counties. Many parents responded with thank you letters stating that their children slept with their "storm" bears when the weather turned stormy. In addition to all of the above a book was published to help document the event for survivors and future generations. The book was sponsored by the Shadow Angel Foundation through private donations. 100% of the money raised from the book was donated back into the community to help rebuild homes and businesses. Learn more.