During the COVID-19 crisis, homeless veterans are alone, often sleeping on nothing more than a piece of cardboard. Together, we have the power to move them from cardboard to headboard—and we need to act now.
Veterans Matter has housed 4,000+ veterans in 25 states and they want to house 1,000 more. With so many veterans sleeping on cardboard, they are urgently working now to move them from cardboard to headboard in a warm, safe home of their own.
You can help move homeless veterans from the streets into their own home by visiting VeteransMatter.org.
During the COVID-19 crisis, homeless veterans are alone, often sleeping on nothing more than a piece of cardboard. Together, we have the power to move them from cardboard to headboard—and we need to act now.
Veterans Matter has housed 4,000+ veterans in 25 states and they want to house 1,000 more. With so many veterans sleeping on cardboard, they are urgently working now to move them from cardboard to headboard in a warm, safe home of their own.
You can help move homeless veterans from the streets into their own home by visiting www.cardboard2headboard.org.
During the COVID-19 crisis, homeless veterans are alone, often sleeping on nothing more than a piece of cardboard. Together, we have the power to move them from cardboard to headboard—and we need to act now.
Veterans Matter has housed 4,000+ veterans in 25 states and they want to house 1,000 more. With so many veterans sleeping on cardboard, they are urgently working now to move them from cardboard to headboard in a warm, safe home of their own.
You can help move homeless veterans from the streets into their own home by visiting www.cardboard2headboard.org.
WTTS joins WISH TV and the Indiana Independent Venue Alliance to help Save Our Stages. Hear stories from local venue representatives on the struggles that still exist as restrictions continue.
Learn about how you can help: listen to Paul Mendenhall mornings at 7:05 this week and watch WISH TV at 10 PM as we join the fight to keep the music scene in Indiana vibrant.
Experience these exclusive conversations below and to show your support. Visit www.indianavenuealliance.org for more information on how you can help.
WTTS joins WISH TV and the Indiana Independent Venue Alliance to help Save Our Stages. Hear stories from local venue representatives on the struggles that still exist as restrictions continue.
Learn about how you can help: listen to Paul Mendenhall mornings at 7:05 for the next two weeks and watch WISH TV evenings at 10 PM as we join the fight to keep the music scene in Indiana vibrant.
Experience these exclusive conversations below and to show your support. Visit www.indianavenuealliance.org for more information on how you can help.
For more than a decade, the WTTS Rock To Read concert series, presented by Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza, has raised tens of thousands of dollars for children’s literacy programs through the Indianapolis Public Library. Even though the live music scene is quiet this season, the Rock To Read mission lives on—especially during COVID-19.
Whether it’s helping kids combat summer learning loss, building early literacy skills, or providing books to at-risk children, there are endless opportunities to learn at the Library. Children can practice their skills by reading aloud to a therapy dog through Paws To Read, learn about science by completing an at-home Steam project, or hear a story read by a librarian during a virtual story time.
To make a gift that supports these programs, please text READ to 317-967-9287, or learn more here.
For the tenth straight year, WTTS Rock To Read is proudly supported by Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza: open for dine-in, carry-out, or delivery at all three locations.
On Thursday, October 22, grab the family, load up the car and head to Tibbs Drive-In to watch two beloved movies. Beginning at dusk (around 7:30 PM), it’s School of Rock, featuring Jack Black, followed by the classic and soulful film, The Blues Brothers, in which Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi run afoul of neo-Nazi Henry Gibson, perform the theme from Rawhide before an unruly bar crowd, and lay waste to hundreds of cars on the streets of Chicago.
Tickets are $11 for adults and $6 for kids ages 4–12. Purchase your tickets here.
On Thursday, October 1, grab the family, load up the car and head to Tibbs Drive-In to watch two classic movies. Beginning at dusk (around 8 PM), it’s The Wedding Singer, featuring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, followed by the recently released Yesterday, in which we witness what would happen if The Beatles never existed.
Tickets are $11 per adult and $6 per child ages 4–12.
