The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club

09/02/2026

08/05/2026

Only 1 week until school starts📚✏️📓Please join The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club in collecting school supplies so every student is set up for a successful school year!

The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club is excited to support Stuff The Bus Foundation of SOKY. From now through August, you can help us ensure that all students have the supplies they need to start the school year off right!
Thank you for helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt. Go Be Kind❤️

07/26/2026

The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club is excited to support Stuff The Bus Foundation of SOKY. From now through August, you can help us ensure that all students have the supplies they need to start the school year off right!
Thank you for helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt. Go Be Kind❤️

06/30/2026

As June draws to a close and our fundraising efforts for The Ronald McDonald House Charities come to fruition, we are thrilled to share the heartwarming story of how this incredible organization was born and has blossomed to provide comfort and support to over 10 million families worldwide. We invite you to join us in making a difference by supporting this remarkable charity. Every contribution counts, and 100% of all proceeds go directly to RMC. You can donate via:

VENMO: Beth-Lowder or by cash/check, simply message me for details.

Let's come together to make a lasting impact on the lives of families in need. Here's the remarkable story of The Ronald McDonald House. The First House It all began in Philadelphia in 1974 when three-year-old Kim Hill — daughter of Philadelphia Eagles football player Fred Hill and his wife, Fran — was being treated for leukemia at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. During Kim’s three years of treatment, the Hills often camped out on hospital chairs and benches and ate makeshift meals out of vending machines, all while watching other parents do the same. They learned that many families traveled great distances to bring their children to the medical facility and couldn’t afford hotel rooms. The Hills knew there had to be a better way. Fred rallied the support of his Eagles teammates to raise funds. Through Jim Murray, the Eagles’ general manager, the team offered its support to Dr. Audrey Evans, head of the pediatric oncology unit at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Dr. Evans dreamed of a comfortable temporary residence for families of children being treated at her hospital. Murray enlisted Don Tuckerman from the local McDonald’s advertising agency, who with the support of McDonald’s Regional Manager Ed Rensi, launched the St. Patrick’s Day Green Milkshake (now known as the Shamrock Shake) promotion. Funds raised went toward purchasing an old house located near the hospital. And, thus, the first Ronald McDonald House came to be. By 1979, 10 more houses opened. By 1984, local communities founded another 60 houses; then 53 more opened by 1989. Today, more than 377 Ronald McDonald House programs operate in 45 countries and regions around the world, providing comfort and support to more than 10 million families since 1974.

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06/26/2026

Sometimes a sign just smacks you right in the face! I was preparing to make a post today, and this text message came through as I was thinking about what to write! So, this is YOUR sign to join us in supporting The Ronald McDonald House Charities for the month of June. This organization is so special to our family, so we humbly ask that you help us raise funds so they can continue the amazing work they do to support children and their families!!

Thank you for helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt❤️

1. Venmo: -Lowder
2. Cash/Check: The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club account located at Farmers Bank - Bowling Green, Scottsville Rd
3. Message me for mailing address or any other questions!

06/08/2026

Please join us this month in supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities! The summer months can be especially difficult for children and their families. We greatly appreciate your support and helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt❤️

Ways to Donate:
1. Venmo: -Lowder
2. Cash/check: The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club
3. Account located at Farmers Bank - Bowling Green

05/31/2026

📢📢MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENTS📢📢

1. THANK YOU for helping us raise $1,000 for the WKU Kelly Autism/CEC program in the month of April❤️

2. May was filled with all the things…travel, graduations, sports tournaments, etc. and this Mama did not have it together 😝, so we are combining May and June!

3. For the months of May and June, we have selected Ronald McDonald House Charities!! This is an organization very dear to our heart and we humbly ask that you help us raise funds for the amazing work they do for families!

Ways to Donate:
1. Venmo: -Lowder
2. Cash/check: The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club Farmers Bank - Bowling Green
3. Message us and we will coordinate pick up!

Thank you for helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt❤️

05/01/2026

We are soooo close to our goal of raising $1,000 for Autism Awareness and Acceptance! We will be collecting donations through this weekend and would be humbled if you would consider helping us reach our goal❤️
The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club

April is Autism Awareness Month and we are excited to announce that we will be collecting donations for the Kelly Autism Program/Suzanne Vitale Clinical Education Complex at WKU. We greatly appreciate your support and helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt❤️

Ways to Donate:
1. Venmo: -Lowder
2. Cash/check: The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club
3. Account located at Farmers Bank - Bowling Green

04/24/2026

Friendly reminder that we are supporting Autism Awareness and Acceptance month!! We humbly ask that you consider donating to this wonderful organization!

April is Autism Awareness Month and we are excited to announce that we will be collecting donations for the Kelly Autism Program/Suzanne Vitale Clinical Education Complex at WKU. We greatly appreciate your support and helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt❤️

Ways to Donate:
1. Venmo: -Lowder
2. Cash/check: The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club
3. Account located at Farmers Bank - Bowling Green

04/12/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month and we are excited to announce that we will be collecting donations for the Kelly Autism Program/Suzanne Vitale Clinical Education Complex at WKU. We greatly appreciate your support and helping us honor the life of Scott Bolt❤️

Ways to Donate:
1. Venmo: -Lowder
2. Cash/check: The Scott Bolt Be Kind Club
3. Account located at Farmers Bank - Bowling Green